Urban Living

If the world's first floating city is a success, other coastal metropolises could use it as a blueprint for adapting to rising sea levels.

Urban Aerial Mobility - or 'flying cars' - could present a more flexible way for cities to invest in future infrastructure.

American towns and cities are no longer able to adapt to new residents. Is building new cities the solution to this problem?

It’s been estimated that at least 150 million people, which is about 2% of the world’s population, are homeless.

A new method for evaluating the potential for superblock transformations in different cities could increase their rollout across the globe.

It would only take 2.5 hours to travel from Beijing to Shanghai, a journey of more than 1,000 km or 620 miles.

Internet-connected rat traps are bringing rodent control into the 21st century, helping cities leverage data in the battle against rats.

France is investing a total of 250 million euros ($290 million) to make the city of Paris entirely bikeable.

Urban sprawl leads to a number of modern problems. Urban villages, with their focus on walkability and local services, may be a solution.

A new computer models shows how slime molds may design efficient subways without our help.