Urban Futures 2030: Urban Development and Urban Lifestyles of the Future
This publication is a result of the international “Urban Futures 2030 – Urban Development and Urban Lifestyles of the Future” conference organized by the Heinrich Böll Foundation and the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation, focusing on cities' roles in solving the climate crisis and transitioning to sustainable architecture and urban planning.
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| Quick Facts | |
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | Heinrich Böll Stiftung |
| Authors: | Andreas Hofer, Andreas Quednau, Franziska Eichstädt-bohlig, Fritz Reusswig, Joachim Eble, Matthias Schuler, Michael Müller, Peter Droege, Peter Hettlich, Philipp Oswalt, Piet Eckert, Sabine Drewes, Sabine Müller, Sebastian Jehle, Simona Weisleder, Stefan Denig, Ted Caplow, Ulla Schreiber, Ulrich Hatzfeld, Walter Prigge, Weiding Long, Ralf Fücks |
| Geographic focus: | Global |
Methods
The research method involved analyzing the current challenges faced by cities, exploring innovative solutions for sustainable architecture and urban planning, and discussing these solutions at the “Urban Futures 2030” conference. The report also includes case studies and examples of sustainable urban development projects.
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Key Insights
The “Urban Futures 2030” report explores sustainable urban development in response to the climate crisis. It discusses the role of cities in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, the transition to renewable energy, and the integration of sustainable architecture and urban planning. The report includes various projects and policies aimed at transforming urban spaces to be more eco-friendly, socially just, and economically viable. It emphasizes the importance of global climate justice, the need for a “low-carbon building culture,” and the potential of cities to become self-sufficient in energy through innovative technologies and intelligent urban design.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: English publication language | Global geographic scope | building culture | climate crisis | eco-architecture | energy efficiency | futures | mobility | public participation | renewable energy | sustainable cities sustainable architecture climate change mass urbanisation carbon free cities | sustainable development | urban planning | urban transformation