The last couple of years, the Urban Environment and Climate Change team at IHS has been developing and testing an integrated Sustainability and Resilience Benefits Assessment framework, to be applied on urban green… Continue reading
On 6-7- 8 May, Associazione 4 Tunnel and I am my city organized Spazi Centrali project (#spazicentrali), a series of workshops in the Greco neighbourhood of Milan, with the aim of developing ideas for two… Continue reading
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This year the Municipal Art Society of New York (MAS) is a leading a celebration dedicated to legendary urban activist Jane Jacobs on the 100th anniversary of her birth Celebrating the City: Jane Jacobs at… Continue reading
The Centre for Liveable Cities (CLC) in Singapore is a think-tank that promotes sustainable and liveable policies for better cities. Among their research, training and publishing activities is the publication “Urban Solutions”, an international magazine aimed at mayors… Continue reading
Associazione 4 Tunnel and I am my city selected as winners of the Open Call Sfide Urbane in Milan with the proposal “Spazi Centrali”. *Testo in italiano più in basso Associazione 4 Tunnel… Continue reading
Smart cities are associated almost exclusively with modern technology and infrastructure. However, smart cities have the possibility to enhance the involvement and contribution of citizens to urban development. This recently published article explores… Continue reading
In 2015, eager for the outcomes of knowledge exchange between Italy and The Netherlands, Associazione 4Tunnel and I am my city joined forces inspired by the case of Zona 2 – Milan, the railway… Continue reading
The International Alumni online platform Makingcitieswork.nl, invite I am My City team to tell our story and describe how we evolved from a student assignment to a long term project, based on our understanding of… Continue reading
It has been an intense week for planners and urban professionals like us. The Isocarp congress brought together a large audience to discuss how the planning profession should re-invent itself. City mayors discussions… Continue reading
