Urban planning
ILA unveils plan for Israel’s first American-model retirement village
“This is a strategic move that reflects our commitment to promoting advanced housing solutions for the elderly population," said Yaakov Quint, Director of the Israel Land Authority.
Designs for the city: Kimmel Eshkolot Architects launches retrospective in Tel Aviv
Pardes Heights: The ambitious Talpiot master plan gets into high gear
War and rehabilitation: Urban redevelopment as Israel's next step - opinion
Beersheba to get its own light rail after 30 years of attempts
The project is set to take a decade to complete and will cost about NIS 8 billion.
Why are women less likely to use bicycles than men? – study
Researchers found “a positive association between female cycling rate and urban road safety.”
Depression, living in poorer neighborhoods can make you age faster – study
Depression, material deprivation, and social deprivation were all found to speed up aging and increasing the risk of death.
Plans for new Jordanian city raises concern among experts
Urban planning experts call on the Jordanian government to reconsider the plan, which they say is poorly thought out and a misuse of resources
Ancient 'hieroglyphs' discovered in Ukrainian caves in capital Kyiv
The initiative to uncover and preserve the caves is being led by Dmytro Perov, who works at the Center for Urban Development in Kyiv.
NEOM: Inside Saudi Arabia's revolutionary leap in urban planning
The Line will have "vertically layered communities will challenge the traditional flat, horizontal cities and create a model for nature preservation."
New Jerusalem light rail route passes district planning committee
The Purple Line, destined to cross the capital from East to West and intersect its three other lines, passed a major hurdle on Wednesday.
Artificial lighting makes city trees bud 9 days early - study
Trees in warmer and brighter cities are tricked into believing that spring arrives an average of nine days early compared to rural trees, according to a new, prize-winning study.
How are cities addressing gender inequality in urban planning? - opinion
For several years now, Tel Aviv has placed emphasis on gender-adjusted urban planning.
Anti-Netanyahu protest hotspot undergoing NIS 12m. facelift
The famous square, officially called France Square since 1959, will host an artistic new fountain and a new bed of flowers to be completed in the next nine months.
