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As global populations keep densifying, it is becoming increasingly difficult to provide adequate housing to meet demand. With high population growth comes steep rising costs of materials, land, and rent in general. Where rent on average costs 30% of people’s income, it now accounts for 43% in cities like Miami,  San Francisco, London, Hong Kong, and New York. 

Shaping America’s Role in the Post-COVID World On March 4th, 2022, Future of Cities participated in the annual digitally mediated...

As extreme weather events, like sea-level rise, wildfires, and other ecological disasters occur, climate change is becoming a more real...

The worlds of architecture and design, climate science, and cryptocurrency converged at ChoZen Retreat in central Florida this February, birthing a vision for what is possible for the future of our planet, and our species.

The Role of Ebikes in the Micromobility of the Future of Cities It’s no secret that cars are a huge...

November 30th marked the launch of the Regenaissance—the beginning of a new era. We hope that the Regenaissance launched ripples of change and transformation throughout the decade by inspiring attendees and their community networks to build a world that works for 100% of life.

We have faced numerous pivotal events throughout history that have forced behavioral changes. The “Black Death” plague was one of these events: deadly sickness and the absence of advanced technology preceded the rebirth era. The Renaissance was an era of change. It led to the rise of inspiring ideas, flourishing art, and the reinvention of principles and social structures. 

As the world becomes more interconnected through technological advancements, the need for governments to build international coalitions and create economic frameworks is necessary for countries to remain stable.