Europe

A number of very large projects will change the face of Moscow forever.

Berlin's unification promised an infusion of global investment and development. When that didn't materialize, a vibrant counterculture arose in its place.

European research project underlines the importance of integrating land use and transportation policies.

Moscow's architectural heritage is being demolished despite protests by historians, architects and residents.

A housing and office space crisis is forcing Paris, a city with one of the world's most unspoilt skylines, to consider lifting a 30-year ban on tall buildings.

As tourism picks up in Croatia, old Adriatic stone houses, villas...and islands are up for sale.

A site for a proposed airport near downtown will instead be developed as a mixed-use project.

The economic and political consequences of Europe's population implosion are alarming.

A team from the University of Cincinnati helps the Mediterranean island of Crete tackle the ill-effects of tourism.

A city bisected by the Polish-German border faces the challenges of a reunion.

A special issue featuring reports and projects from 22 cities presented at the 4th European Biennial of Towns and Town Planners in Rotterdam.

Founded in the 1970s as a solution for housing shortages around Amsterdam and Schiphol, Almere has grown into one of the largest "new" cities in Europe.

Teresa Fogelberg discusses the challenges faced by the 12 former Soviet countries as they look to build a cross border, sustainable future.

This article challenges our perception of the European Union: a group of nations, or a group of regions? Expressing ideas similar to those in Joel Garreau's Nine Nations of North America, this is macro-planning at its largest.

Seeking to reduce its dependence on oil from the Middle East and Russia, the European Union is taking bold steps in harnessing renewable energy sources.

In the past 10 years, the city's cars tripled in number from 800,000 to 2.2 million.

The Dutch are beginning to prefer more isolated, car-dependent suburban models.

Important buildings in Poland's cities are being covered up by giant billboards.

Copenhagen, one of the world's great pedestrian-friendly cities, uses a ten-step program to transform "car-oriented" city to a "people-friendly "one.

Russia's biggest mall is being constructed on the Moscow outskirts by Ikea.