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In a quiet revolt against the asphalt monoculture, Vienna is rolling out unsealed lanes, planted curbs and rain-fed gardens. The Stadt Wien is not waiting for federal climate-adaptation money, it is rewriting its own …

Madrid's new urban masterplan was supposed to be a victory lap. Then the mayor walked it back herself, in front of a city council she'd cobbled together. Inside the rare political moment when a leader admitt…

When a court in Lombardy reclassified gig couriers as employees in March, one rider was named on the front page. Six months later she's still riding — and the labour code she helped redraw is heading to the Itali…

The eleventh arrondissement of Paris is the densest in the city, the second-densest residential district in Europe, and one of the few places in central Paris where, on a hot July afternoon, you can walk along a pavem…

A loose collective of Romanian architects has spent two years simply refusing public commissions they consider environmentally indefensible. The city is starting to listen. The architects are starting to lose work. Bo…