International Herald Tribune

Cambodia's Ministry of Tourism is preparing grandiose plans for a million-dollar theme park on a former notorious Khmer Rouge.

Low birth rates in Europe are posing serious demographic challenges as cities confront the cost and planning challenges of a shrinking population

Need to move? Simply load your cargo container home onto a ship. It's the 'perfect portable pad for global nomads'.

This article discusses the current trend of increasing urban populations and how to resolve the issues they create.

The least known great architect in the nation's capital may be Benjamin Henry Latrobe.

New store designs by top architects blur the line between retail and public cultural spaces.

The International Herald Tribute focuses on Santa Monica -- the place to visit if you're coming to Los Angeles.

New wireless systems are capable of tracking vehicles and people all over the planet.

According to New York fashion, clothing styles now favor country living over gritty urban reality.

For most Americans the idea of a car-free city is revolutionary. But is it possible?

Geneva Overholser of the Washington Post Writers Group writes about sprawl, new urbanism, and smart growth. "The truth is that smart growth has an uphill battle against the mother lode of dumb growth, suburbia..."

Europe's ancient forests are being destroyed by pollution and urban sprawl.