Tunis has the potential to become a leading example of climate-adaptive urban transformation by investing deeply in urban horticulture rooted in its own ecological and cultural context. By integrating productive gardens into rooftops, courtyards, schools, and public squares, the city can cool its microclimate, reduce food dependence, and reconnect residents with land-based knowledge that long predates modern urbanization.

Grasslands can also thrive within and between sidewalks, streets, and other hardscaped areas. Instead of narrow strips of decorative grass or concrete medians, the city could install prairie corridors filled with native grasses and wildflowers. These green strips would absorb rainwater, reducing runoff and flooding while filtering pollutants before they reach local waterways. At the same time, they would provide habitat for pollinators such as bees and butterflies, which are

This project plans to forecast the future of the 10,000 urban settings across the globe -- as though they have survived climate change and social discord and gone on to flourish anew. Today, we highlight the future of the French town of Kaysersberg.

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This project plans to forecast the future of the 10000 cities across the globe -- as though they have survived climate change and gone on to flourish anew. Today, we highlight the future of Malmö, Sweden.

This project plans to forecast the future of the 10000 cities across the globe -- as though they have survived climate change and gone on to flourish anew. Today, we highlight the future of Minneapolis, Minnesota.

On the western shore of western Estonia, where the Baltic light skims the water like a thoughtful brushstroke, the small city of Haapsalu has always lived half in legend. Wooden villas, lace-like verandas, and quiet piers. But the Haapsalu of the mid‑22nd century has added a new chapter— one that grows, quite literally, from the ground up.

Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar, is quietly becoming a model for sustainable urban development. The city is embracing solar energy on a large scale, but what sets it apart is the innovative way it keeps solar panels clean and efficient

Exploring how Silver Springs, Colorado, can embrace radical ecology through composting reveals exciting possibilities for a truly eco-friendly future

Maceió’s charming streets, dotted with cafes and lively outdoor seating, hold untapped potential to become more than just social hubs. Imagine these streets transformed into lush, tropical urban forests that offer shade, cool the air, manage water naturally, support climate resilience, and create emotionally secure spaces for residents and visitors. This vision is achievable if the community embraces growing tropical plants around their doors, gates, and outdoor seating areas