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Edinburgh as a Model for Urban Standard of Living: Balancing Progress with Environment
Photographed by the Author Edinburgh’s urban design reflects centuries of careful planning that balances built environments with natural landscapes. Central Edinburgh is divided into two major parts: the Old Town and the New Town, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, exemplifying architectural heritage while integrating public parks and green spaces. Modern urban planning in Edinburgh continues this tradition, ensuring that new developments do not encroach on natural habitats. Z
Era Robbani
2 days ago5 min read
Spirit of Sakura: Embracing Momentariness of Life
Just like the Japanese philosophy of Ikigai invites us to find a reason or purpose for living, the ethereal beauty of Sakura, or Cherry...
Alkuma Rumi
Oct 62 min read
Consumer Cities and the Loss of Nature: WALL-E’s Urban Lesson
WALL-E is a gentle, word-averse animated movie about a little trash-compacting robot remaining to tidy up an abandoned Earth. Beautiful...
Najifa Alam Torsa
Oct 52 min read
Skyward Harvest: The Rise of Cloud Agriculture in a Dying World
Cloud Agriculture The sky was no longer blue. It had not been for decades. Sunlight used to illuminate an empty sky, but now people lived...
Tasin Abrar Nahin
Sep 256 min read
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