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The European Union’s Green Deal would set off a wave of building renovations — and a chance to find a new common architecture aesthetic.https://trib.al/RpijgGb 

Sydney’s uninhabitable heat isn’t stopping the Australian government’s urban development planhttps://trib.al/c2DMaHg 

In May, the Greek capital embarked on the "Great Walk," an ambitious scheme to bring bike and pedestrian lanes into its traffic-clogged downtown. But things didn’t work out as planned.https://trib.al/oiakPHI 

Istanbul's Gecekondu, or “landed overnight,” homes were hastily constructed as residents from the countryside rushed to Turkey's urban centers after World War IIhttps://trib.al/oEP9Eon 

Despite being one of the densest cities on Earth, Hong Kong boasts a remarkable amount of green space. Roughly three-quarters of the city's 1,100-square-kilometer territory is natural landscape.https://trib.al/7KDp9FC 

Covid-related ridership drops and long-term population trends are raising questions about the future of Japan's shinkansen network of high-speed trainshttps://trib.al/Pjb5fyz 

New spaces created during the pandemic are coming under attack from politicians, the auto industry and even cycling advocateshttps://trib.al/lAcxji4 

Tech features that could make U.S. cars far less lethal to pedestrians and cyclists exist right now. Automakers should embrace them, @DavidZipper sayshttps://trib.al/JMh9qSd 

“ZIP Code is the best predictor of health and well-being in this country. If you tell me your ZIP Code I can tell you how healthy you are,” said Robert Bullard, who conducted much of his early research on environmental exposure disparities in Texas.https://trib.al/Ayuuziy 

For those enduring the mental and emotional challenge of social isolation during coronavirus, cold-weather concepts like "hygge" offer insights on how to cope. #citylabarchivehttps://trib.al/rLL3xcQ 

With fears swirling about deployments of federal officers around the election, cities are challenging past actions as illegal and unconstitutionalhttps://trib.al/HZqOl1D 

Jaywalking laws have rarely protected pedestrians, and their enforcement is racially biased. Two street safety experts say there are better ways to curb traffic violencehttps://trib.al/Ou9J4EC 

Here's a pandemic-proof real estate idea: converting empty offices into medical labs.https://trib.al/084owqx 

Finland's national library is built to serve as a kind of citizenship factory, a space for old and new residents to learn about the world, the city, and each other. #citylabarchivehttps://trib.al/hIrBvbN 

Do you hear that? Here's how the sound of your city has changed since the pandemic.https://trib.al/FrSqQKl 

Regardless of age, geography or political preference, Americans prefer traditional buildings to modernist ones. Should that matter?https://trib.al/Hjtp6Lq 

Will Halloween trick-or-treating spread Covid-19? The pandemic might take the spirit of Halloween away from us too.https://trib.al/RwwHF8W 

Here's a glimpse at how much better things would be if we didn't mess with the clocks. #citylabarchivehttps://trib.al/QCZWJuW 

For those enduring the mental and emotional challenge of social isolation during coronavirus, cold-weather concepts like "hygge" offer insights on how to cope. #citylabarchivehttps://trib.al/x0DRzKq 

In some neighborhoods, rows of heat lamps will become a defining feature of Covid winter sidewalks. But costly heaters aren’t the only or best option for many restaurantshttps://trib.al/jocdhZp