Dresden, a city reborn from the ashes.

95% of ocean plastic originates from these 10 rivers

The forest floor is inhabited by a large number of soil organisms that exhibit a great diversity of species. These are, for example, fungi, bacteria, insects and worms, to name but a few. We need more forests again after we have destroyed 50% of the forests in the last 100 years

Rouen, France

This 1,700-year-old Roman mosaic in Seville truly looks like a painting.

Lane of the day 🌳🍃🌿

Germany may be the land of Autobahns and Audis, but its true urban workhorse is the Straßenbahn, or ‘street train’. While Britain and North America tore up their trams after World War II, Germany kept, and modernised, theirs. Why does this matter…? 🧵

Good cities have good corners

Venice Simplon Orient Express, England

Our JfA Housing c 2001, we got the planning permit.... We felt fitting for Greve de Lecq

Lining streets with trees may look great, but they also offer a lot of practical benefits for residents, like: 💨 Cleaner air 🔉 Reduced road noise ❄️ Cooler streets 🚗 Calmer traffic

What a melancholy comparison. It’s time, lavishly & liberally, to replant street trees, widen pavements, rip out ugly lights & reclaim streets from their highways officer overlords Dickens Street, Toxteth, 1911 vs 2023 via Liverpool: Then and Now who is worth a follow

If only architects would use designs like this again. Because modernist crap is crap. This is way better.

Why did they demolish this incredible building?

A village in Italy that has remained unspoiled since the Middle Ages, dating from the 1300s.

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The York Minster, England (1220)

The Victorians knew how to turn a corner. St Margarets, London

JD Vance?

What does society need to build something like this? Palacio de San Telmo, Seville, Spain.