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#Architectural "#trophy" #capital (literally #finance-, not people oriented) cites filled with huge, impersonal, top-down, #car-centric #concrete and #steel #highrises and #highways, without #parks, #transit and #buildable space for #residents and #merchants were the ideal from the 1960s. #All cities, not just new capitals, need to be totally reinvented with "#design with #nature" approaches, not "design over nature."

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🌎 Redefining capitals in the Global South: A blueprint for #urban #Innovation The move to create new capital cities in the Global South is a bold stride towards addressing urban development challenges. 🌍💡 This initiative is not just about geographic relocation but also about reimagining urban spaces to be more sustainable, accessible, and in harmony with the environment. ✨ Key Highlights: ✅ Innovative #UrbanPlanning: Emphasizing pedestrian-friendly spaces and #PublicTransport, these new capitals are setting a precedent for future city planning. 🚶♂️🚌 ✅#Sustainable development: The focus is on minimizing environmental impact through careful planning and the integration of green spaces. 🌱♻️ ✅#Cultural preservation: Balancing modern #infrastructure with the preservation of cultural heritage ensures these new capitals reflect their nation's identity. 🏛️🌐 ✅#Economic growth: Strategic planning aims to boost local economies, attract investment, and provide new opportunities. 💼📈 This journey represents a critical examination of how #urban environments can evolve to meet contemporary needs while prioritizing sustainability and inclusivity. 🌟🏙️ Let's explore how these ambitious projects are paving the way for a new era of urban planning. 🌐👏 📚For more insights, delve into the full story here: 🔗https://lnkd.in/dA_Ak9ah #UrbanInnovation #SustainableCities #UrbanPlanning #GlobalSouth #NewCapitals

Lessons from Relocating and Building New Capital Cities in the Global South

Lessons from Relocating and Building New Capital Cities in the Global South

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