Physical Urban Development

The triple helix (3H) of university-industry government relations has become one of the most popular innovation models in the last two decades. What...

The growing territorial mismatch (between the administrative and the real-life boundaries of urban areas) and the conflicting relationship between...

Most planners and city politicians agree that urban sprawl endangers the sustainability of urban development. There is a clear conflict between the...

There are many different interpretations and meanings attached to the integrated approach. These include balancing environmental quality, social...

Urban policy is not of itself an EU level responsibility under the treaties of the European Union but in the Lisbon treaty of 2009, the notion of...

Integrated city branding is not about logos & campaigns, but building up unifying and updated narratives of the contemporary city. That´s in...

An Integrated Territorial Investment (ITI) is an instrument which provides for integrated delivery arrangements for investments under more than one...

"Each city is like a different world," says Fernando Barreiro, Lead Expert of the USER network, "but there are many things they can learn from each...

Railway hubs can be at the same time a tool and an engine for a sustainable urban and territorial development of the surrounding areas. ENTER.HUB...