Employment may have rebounded since the Great Recession, but the staggering regional gaps in both

Up to 75 percent of people could face deadly heatwaves by 2100 unless carbon emissions

On the alkali flats of north-western Nevada’s Black Rock Desert, the featureless yellow-packed playa (desert

Improved light, ventilation and heat control can boost workers’ productivity by thousands of dollars a

The U.S. government is making it more difficult for companies to quickly hire talent from

Western European cities dominate the top of our 2017 Quality of Living rankings, with Vienna

Iconic architectural pieces may attract large numbers of tourists but are not the only things

Sydney is frequently placed in the top ten of global “liveability” rankings. But despite the

Pittsburgh has declared itself an “inclusive innovation city,” meaning it is committed to making sure

Republicans should feel right at home in each of these conservative cities. Can’t bear the

Prof Colin Ellard was walking past the rows of new-build towers that dominate the west

In the 1930s, the U.K. built a massive network of state-of-the-art bike trails. Now the

Build dense. Build near transit. Rinse and repeat. President Trump’s decision to pull out of

There are few more telling signs of conflict in urban spaces than calls to send

If you are a Bengaluru resident and have been feeling the pinch of inflation, we

You might joke that entrepreneurs tend to live at their businesses. The level of dedication

We at Market Inspector firmly believe that diversity in the workplace is of enormous benefit to

Ask the average person to name the party capital of Europe and Zürich probably would

We often think of ‘magnetism’ as a human quality, as well as a physical phenomenon.

Cities are all about density – groups of strangers agreeing to spend their lives in

Paperless, recycled building materials, excellent public transport links…these are all things that help to make

There are a number of available low-carbon technologies to generate electricity. But are they really

David Gaberle travelled the world for eight months in 2015 capturing street life and the

The Spring Equinox is behind us and the days of lazy picnics in the park

A new virtual reality project reconstructs the city’s historic soundscape. You’re standing on the High

Jurong Island, a man-made smear of sand, lies just off the southern coast of Singapore.

Australia, one of the world’s most urbanised nations, is looking to up its investment in

Every successful product launch is usually preceded by a string of failures, but we only

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work on an oil rig? We have.

This is a problem that transcends the rural-urban divide. The affordable housing crisis has spared

Peter Jackson employed an intricate approach to the stage design of Lord of the Rings.

An hour West of Hong Kong across the Zhu jang (Pearl River) Estuary lies a