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- ’A brave new world’ : what happened to Newcastle’s dream for a vertical city ?
- ’End spatial apartheid’ : why housing activists are occupying Cape Town
- ’I’m very sceptical’ : residents of China’s growing cities discuss life amid change
- ’It’s not for me’ : how a bike-share scheme became a symbol of gentrification
- ’It’s really shocking’ : UK cities refusing to reveal extent of pseudo-public space
- ’Leaving London means I can afford kids’ : readers on why the capital lost its sparkle
- ’Locals get first dibs’ : the Manchester flats banning foreign investors
- ’No cooking in the kitchen’ : disbelief at Amsterdam rental flat rules
- ’No-go zone’ for women : Paris’ migrants stigmatised over street harassment
- ’Norman said the president wants a pyramid’ : how starchitects built Astana
- ’Older people have pulled up the ladder’ : inside England’s oldest and youngest towns
- ’The building creaks and sways’ : life in a skyscraper
- ’The car horn is uncivilised’ : how Kathmandu’s streets went quiet
- ’They stole the soul of the city’ : how Warsaw’s reprivatisation is causing chaos
- ’This city is designed for cars, not people’ : residents’ voices on Jakarta
- ’This is definitely a moment’ : Olympics crown LA’s remarkable renaissance
- 10 ways to beat air pollution : how effective are they ?
- A garden bridge that works : how Seoul succeeded where London failed
- After Harvey, it’s clear the secret of Houston’s success has also been its downfall
- After the storm : how should cities rebuild post hurricanes like Harvey and Irma ?
- Air pollution cuts two years off global average lifespan, says study
- Air pollution linked to poor sleep, study finds
- America’s geography of wealth : the shrinking urban middle class visualised
- Americans make most journeys on public transport for 50 years
- Amsterdam mayor opens brothel run by prostitutes : ’It’s a whole new model’
- Amtrak’s $630m Trump budget cut could derail service in 220 US cities
- Aquaponics startups offer local, organic produce to urban populations
- Astana’s plan to stay warm in the winter ? Build a ring of one million trees
- Beirut’s last public beach : residents fear privatisation of Ramlet al-Baida
- Bikes pretending to be cars ? Riga’s cyclists stage a clever protest over space
- Blowing in the wind : why do so many cities have poor east ends ?
- Britain’s cities are falling victim to Theresa May’s cold, crabby nostalgia politics
- Buses are the future of urban transport. No, really
- Can post-Brexit London survive as Europe’s cultural and financial capital ?
- Cape Town faces Day Zero : what happens when the city turns off the taps ?
- China goes west : a ghost city in the sand comes to life
- China’s ’sponge cities’ are turning streets green to combat flooding
- Civic crowdfunding is privatisation masquerading as democracy
- Confessions of a reluctant gentrifier
- Corbyn joins calls to reclaim UK pseudo-public space from corporate owners
- Could an exodus from London be good for Britain, helping revive the regions ?
- Could Chennai become India’s model green city ?
- Cycling downhill : has Copenhagen hit peak bike ?
- Cycling in cities : the search for the world’s most bike-friendly metropolis
- Darwin comes to town : how cities are creating new species
- Detroit redefined : city hires America’s first official ’chief storyteller’
- Developers are using culture as a Trojan horse in battles over housing schemes
- Eat, pray, live : the Lagos megachurches building their very own cities
- Electric ‘Boris cars’ are coming to London – how do they work in Paris ?
- Endless cities : will China’s new urbanisation just mean more sprawl ?
- Essen’s experiment : can going green revive a post-industrial city economy ?
- Every nation needs a capital : how Erbil turned itself Kurdish
- Finding solutions for urban resilience on a farm in Vermont
- Five reasons Belgium has the worst traffic in Europe
- Floods, locust farms and teens in charge : Blast Theory’s vision of Hull in 2097
- Free bus passes for workers : Columbus’s big idea to relieve a congested downtown
- Freedom for Frestonia : the London commune that cut loose from the UK
- From Miami to Shanghai : 3C of warming will leave world cities underwater
- Go with the flow : the hypnotic beauty of public transport – mapped
- Helsinki’s ambitious plan to make car ownership pointless in 10 years
- Hilly Lisbon launches electric bike share system in bid to solve congestion
- Hope for Hanoi ? New bus system could cut pollution … if enough people use it
- How apartheid killed Johannesburg’s cycling culture
- How cargo bikes can help unclog London’s congested roads
- How one woman harnessed people power to ‘save’ old New York
- How punk changed cities – and vice versa
- How skaters make cities safer – and the fight to save the Southbank skatepark
- In praise of the tram : how a love of cars killed the workers’ transport system
- Inner cities are the best places to raise children by a country mile
- Inner-city living makes for healthier, happier people, study finds
- Inside Regent Park : Toronto’s test case for public-private gentrification
- Is Elon Musk’s plan for a road network beneath LA more than a pipe dream ?
- Jumbled junctions : does removing traffic rules really bring utter chaos ?
- Kuwait’s inferno : how will the world’s hottest city survive climate change ?
- Lego : can this most analogue of toys really be a modern urban planning tool ?
- London to introduce £10 vehicle pollution charge, says Sadiq Khan
- LuminoCity : new interactive map tool sheds light on British cities
- Made in London no more : will property speculation kill industry in the capital ?
- Madrid plans city centre car ban
- Montpellier in the spotlight : development mania in France’s fastest-growing city
- More than 100 Chinese cities now above 1 million people
- Moscow’s big move : is this the biggest urban demolition project ever ?
- New life in the kingdom of death : the plan to redevelop subterranean Paris
- New Zealand wants to ban rich foreign homebuyers. Labour take note
- No one likes a city that’s too smart (Richard Sennett)
- Older Dutch cyclists warned after rise in electric bike deaths
- Our cities need fewer cars, not cleaner cars
- Plyscraper city : Tokyo to build 350m tower made of wood
- Put a price on urban trees – and halt this chainsaw massacre
- Regeneration – or pushing out the poor ? Labour divides in bitter housing battle
- Revealed : the insidious creep of pseudo-public space in London
- Santiago Calatrava, the man redesigning Greenwich peninsula
- Seoul demolishes its urban expressways as city planners opt for greener schemes
- Should we build cities from scratch ?
- Spend more money on the public space – for all our sakes
- Street fighter : how Jane Jacobs saved New York from Bulldozer Bob
- Street wars 2035 : can cyclists and driverless cars ever co-exist ?
- Swapping cars for bikes, not diesel for electric, is the best route to clean air
- Switch to electric vehicles will not be enough to give us clean air
- Sydney’s last stand : the residents holding out against gentrification
- The Autonomous City by Alexander Vasudevan review – in praise of squatting
- The black plague : Mexico City’s war on chewing gum
- The City Is Ours review – will vertical forests and smart street lights really save the planet ?
- The city that exploded : how China’s growth led to the Tianjin disaster
- The crane mutiny : how Sydney’s apartment boom spun out of control
- The death of diesel : has the one-time wonder fuel become the new asbestos ?
- The final bar ? How gentrification threatens America’s music cities
- The new hipsters ? London’s exclusive ’downsizer’ homes for the over-55s
- The politics of fire : from Ancient Rome and San Francisco to Grenfell Tower
- The privatisation of cities’ public spaces is escalating. It is time to take a stand
- The slow lane : Dutch app allows elderly to ’hack’ traffic lights
- The truth about property developers : how they are exploiting planning authorities and ruining our cities
- The truth about smart cities : ‘In the end, they will destroy democracy’
- The very edge of a city : Mexico City’s deepest hinterlands – in pictures
- The war against air pollution has begun – and it will be fought in cities
- The world wants more ’porous’ cities – so why don’t we build them ? - Richard Sennett
- These squares are our squares : be angry about the privatisation of public space
- Thirsty city : after months of water rationing Nairobi may run dry
- Tiny home communities : housing solution or gentrified trailer parks ?
- Transport maps in big cities baffle human brain, says study
- UK citizens are taking air pollution monitoring into their own hands
- UK may consider electric vehicle subsidy to increase cycling
- Urban beasts : how wild animals have moved into cities
- Urban heat islands : cooling things down with trees, green roads and fewer cars
- Urban jungle : saving city wildlife with trees, green roofs and pools
- Violent clashes in Ethiopia over ’master plan’ to expand Addis
- Vital Little Plans review – why the ideas of Jane Jacobs are still vital
- Walkable cities reduce blood pressure and hypertension risk, study finds
- War, earthquakes, tourism ... the city of Byblos, Lebanon fights for its future
- We built this city : the smartest urban crowdfunding projects – in pictures
- We can’t allow the tech giants to rule smart cities
- What makes a city resilient ?
- What would the perfect cycling city look like ?
- Where is the world’s most sprawling city ?
- Where is the world’s most walkable city ?
- Which is the world’s most biodiverse city ?
- Who owns our cities – and why this urban takeover should concern us all
- Why climate change should signal the end of the city-state
- Why gonzo journalism is crucial to our understanding of cities and their tribes
- Would Jesus be a gentrifier ? How Christianity is embracing urban renewal
- Young Londoners flee capital for the regions
- ‘Everything is gentrification now’ : why Richard Florida isn’t sorry
