Can the Cities of Tomorrow Actually Make Us Healthier?
Urban planning and public health intersect in a growing movement that asks what our cities need to look like to help us live longer, healthier lives.
Urban planning and public health intersect in a growing movement that asks what our cities need to look like to help us live longer, healthier lives.
Urban planning initiatives that put evidence-based wellbeing at their centre are gaining traction, here is what the science says about why they matter.
Urban planning and green infrastructure are increasingly recognised as legitimate tools for public health, and initiatives like Ville de Demain are putting that science into practice.
Urban planning initiatives like Ville de Demain are increasingly being examined through a public-health lens, here is what the science says about designing cities that genuinely support wellbeing.
Urban planning initiatives like Ville de Demain are increasingly drawing on behavioural and environmental science to design cities that actively support residents' physical and mental health.
Urban planning initiatives like Ville de Demain are putting human health and wellbeing at the centre of how tomorrow's cities get built, and the science behind that shift is worth understanding.
Urban planning researchers are examining how city design shapes the daily habits, and long-term health, of the people who live there.
Urban planning initiatives like Ville de Demain are increasingly drawing on behavioural and environmental science to shape healthier cities, but what does the evidence actually say?

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