Urbanism - Amusement Logic

Experiential urbanism, or revitalisation of cities

Collectively re-imagining a public space that people go to, that they want to be in, that they want to share and revisit…

An urban development for leisure, tourism and commerce, on one of the busiest shipping routes in the world.

The “heat island” is a challenge for urban design that calls for a rethink of our public spaces.

Tomorrow's cities will be measured by their ability to create spaces where slow, green, shared living flourishes.

If cities emulated the efficiency, adaptability and resilience of the brain, would they be more liveable and sustainable?

A sort of common language that connects infrastructures, services and citizens.

An official project, a benchmark in sustainable development, which reinforces the attractiveness of the city and its position as an economic engine.

In sports facilities or architecture and urban planning projects, an innovation with visual impact.

In the distant past, other civilisations developed architectural and urban planning strategies to combat extreme heat.

“Planning, designing, building, operating, and maintaining (…) that enables safe access for all people”.

Cities adopt smart technologies to improve quality of life and promote urban sustainability.

Increased traffic capacity on a road will attract drivers who previously avoided it because of congestion.