Future

The Guardian asks prominent thinkers what sort of city London will be in 20 years.

Demographic modeling is a critical tool in urban planning. But what happens when the model is wrong?

A recent episode of the Australian radio program Future Tense examines how humans interact with the city and how it will likely change in the future.

As theorists predict we are entering the age of the city, Boston Globe architecture critic Robert Campbell reflects on what this shift will mean and how Boston's landscape will change as a result.

This multimedia presentation from Popular Science offers a vision of future green cities and the technologies that will sustain them.

Film is much more effective than planners or architects at assessing the possible future forms of cities, according to this article from film critic A.O. Scott.