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The paving of front gardens to make room for more parking in British cities is aggravating environmental problems.

99 percent of the world's population growth through 2050 will take place in developing countries.

Primary architect of the new World Trade Center, Daniel Libeskind, Pritzker Prize winner Zaha Hadid, and leading Japanese architect Arata Isozaki's design of three "pasta" towers will radically change the Milan skyline.

UK local authorities are felling trees and clearing undergrowth in city parks, citing risks of crime and litigation, but in doing so, they reduce the variety of species and habitats in the parks which are vital to city dwellers.

Should we care about what iconic buildings really contribute to the neighborhoods that surround them?

The Mayor of London wants to levy a double congestion charge on SUVs. Are SUV owners "bad people"?

SUVs and other gas guzzlers would pay tax, while enviro-friendly cars would get rebates.

Recently released report accuses the British government's housing agency of having "lost its vision."

After years of cuts, Britain's Labour party is considering reinvesting in road projects.

The new buildings will embrace local design while reflecting today's global environment.

Rather than own a car they barely use, many Europeans are forming joint-use car clubs to ease the hassle of city life without a loss of independence.

Shanghai's plan to move 500,000 people into 'Disneyland developments.'

Two-thirds of the Dutch live below sea level. A potential solution? Houses are built on hollow concrete pontoons.

It's the latest hip trend in the entertainment world: carbon neutrality.

Manchester UK has been so successful in attracting new residents back to the town center, that planners now must balance rival claimants for shrinking space.

Experts warn that urban regeneration and 'sustainable communities' plans could be jeopardised.

Grassroots opposition confronts government attempts to build more homes to reduce commuting.

The world's fastest expansion of renewable energy stirs up controversy.

Twenty years after Prince Charles' tirade on Modern architecture, a look at the effect it has had on British architecture.

British environmental groups upset over prime minister's backing of new climate change group supported by big business.