October 25, 2026
The Shape of the City and the Heat We Feel: Urban Morphology Explained
Dr Naveen Kishore Khambadkone
- October 25, 2026
October 25, 2026
The Formative City: Psychogeography, Environmental Psychology and the Developing Child
Asesh Sarkar
- October 25, 2026
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Health: Shaping Cities for Well-Being The “Health” section of Urban Frontier Insights delves into the pivotal intersection of urban planning and public health, emphasizing the critical role cities play in fostering physical, mental,
October 25, 2026
The Home as Workplace: Carbon, Energy, Time and
October 25, 2026
Beyond Shelter: Housing Quality as a Determinant of
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Climate and Resilience: Building Sustainable Urban Futures Welcome to the “Climate and Resilience” category of Urban Frontier Insights, where we focus on the critical intersection of urban development, climate adaptation, and disaster resilience.
October 22, 2026
Green Space and Brain Health: Lessons for Indian
August 15, 2026
When the Climate Breaks: How a Warming Planet
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Architecture - October 24, 2026
The Stoic Wall Residence by LIJO.RENY.architects:
Architecture - October 24, 2026
The House That Meets the River
Photo Essay - October 24, 2026
Life Around the Edges
Governance - October 24, 2026
Enough for Need, Not for Greed:
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October 24, 2026
Whose Square Is It? Protest, Public Space and the Governance of Dissent
In 2025 corruption, government overreach and economic hardship drove large anti-government protests around the world [1]. Young people led many
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October 23, 2026
Who Answers for the Agent? AI Agents, City Governance and Public Safety
AI agents are now entering city governance. In March 2026 Germany's digital ministry launched an Agentic AI Hub that paired
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October 23, 2026
Abode Jaipur by Anagram Architects: A 300-Year-Old Haveli Reimagined as a Boutique
In Jaipur’s Walled City, Anagram Architects has turned a 300-year-old family home into a calm boutique hotel, built on the
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October 23, 2026
Bridge House by Wallmakers: A Habitable Suspension Bridge of Thatch and Mud
Over a 7m-deep gorge in Karjat, Wallmakers turned a list of hard constraints into a 100ft habitable suspension bridge, built
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October 23, 2026
Planning for Happiness: What Contemporary Planning Theories Teach
In March 2026 Finland topped the World Happiness Report for the ninth year running, and Costa Rica rose to fourth, the highest place a Latin American country has ever reached [1]. In other words, rankings like these measure how people rate their own lives. Cities,
October 22, 2026
Liveability Rankings 2026: What They Miss About Indian Cities
October 22, 2026
In the Days of the Hoot Owl
October 22, 2026
Many People Strangers (Dreams of the Sea Buildings)
October 22, 2026
Summer Fields (Nature Journals)
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October 22, 2026
Perimeter Poems
Cover image © Brian Michael Barbeito North, east, south and west of a familiar patch of country — hawks, lakes, archways and ground that still feels feral. Prose and photographs
October 22, 2026
Orlando and Time
Cover image © Brian Michael Barbeito Birds over a hotel lake, a childhood ride remembered, and a deer standing in the sprinkler mist. Prose and photographs by Brian Michael Barbeito
October 22, 2026
Field and Forest
Cover image © Brian Michael Barbeito A walk through flaxen fields and woodland paths, where going slowly is the whole point. Prose and photographs by Brian Michael Barbeito The winds
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