Diriyah, “The City of Earth”, is the original home of the Saudi Arabian royal family and the home of UNESCO world heritage site, At-Turaif.

The recent transformation of a decommissioned coal-fired power plant on the shores of Ohio’s Lake Erie, demonstrate an innovative approach to post-industrial regeneration.

Ecoquartier “Les Vergers” is an extension of Switzerland’s first Satellite town, “Cité Meyrin”, built in the 1960s.

The Ellen DeGeneres Campus serves as a model for biodiversity protection and community engagement in the face of climate change.

The InGrid Schneider Electric Hub transforms the “Novkabel” factory complex through reconstruction and adaptive reuse.

Lamu Old Town faces multiple threats from climate change, energy needs and rapid social and economic transformation.

Vancouver’s sθәqәlxenәm ts’exwts’áxwi7, or Rainbow Park, named by the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations, reflects its history as a marsh where sun and mist created rainbows.

The Recygénie is a 220-unit inclusive housing complex, notable for being the world’s first building constructed entirely from recycled concrete.

RENEW Districts embody the key principles of resilience, equity, neutrality, environment and well-being, an overarching framework for future-proofing the districts, including its buildings, infrastructure and – importantly – its communities.

The Residential Energy Efficiency for Low-Income Households (REELIH) programme is creating innovative methods to assist communities in addressing the challenges posed by poorly constructed, energy-inefficient multi-apartment buildings.

Safe and Sound Cities (S2Cities) is a global programme managed by Global Infrastructure Basel Foundation (GIB) to improve young people’s urban safety and well-being.

UrbanWave is a home co-ownership scheme that offers financial support to homeowners purchasing and refurbishing run-down homes in prime locations.