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Browsing Smart Cities

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Luxury

The Rise of Inclusive Travel 

From inclusive cultural learning to accessible work and play, successful travel design must have people with disabilities at the forefront.

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Design

Dutch Design Week 2021: Envisaging a Better World

This year’s Dutch Design Week reveals components to construct a better society, from preventative care techniques to nature-inclusive solutions.

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Retail

Urban Wellness Market

Consumers are re-appraising what it means to be well. Post-Covid-19, they will demand higher levels of urban health and more civic cities.

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Technology

Research Cities

From Canada to Japan, a series of masterplans for future cities will see tomorrow’s urban enclaves double as live test hubs for global technology firms.

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Technology

Data Commerce Market

People are regaining control of their data through a new digital economy that has the potential to benefit both individuals and their local community.

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Colliding Technologies

A rural Canadian town could become the city of the future

Architecture studio Partisans has unveiled a proposal to upgrade the Canadian town of Innisfil, featuring new technologies designed to work in harmony with its existing agricultural infrastructure.

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Culture & Media

How to remain anonymous in the city of the future

A new exhibition, Eyes of the City, aims to explore the rise of cities that can ‘see’.

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Culture & Media

5G enables the world’s first multi-location music lesson

Jazz musician Jamie Cullum leads the low-latency lesson connecting musicians in London, Birmingham and Bristol.

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Colliding Technologies

Dockless scooters and bikes could alleviate congestion

A new report from INRIX concludes that cities such as Chicago, Charlotte, New York, Portland, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles and San Francisco would all benefit from investment in micro-mobility options to alleviate congestion.