If someone could see us from very high up, but not see what we do or what we are, what we build or what we execute, but only what we think as a huge mass of energy that is shaping what humanity is managing to co-create, they would possibly…
For a city to be considered “humanly habitable” by those who have to live in it, it has to meet much more than simple conditions of health, comfort, cleanliness and ease of transportation. We are gradually realizing, as the latest advances in urban sustainability have shown, that cities must be…
The society in which we live is aging at an ever-increasing rate. This phenomenon is much more noticeable in economically advanced and developed countries, and somewhat less so in developing countries, but it is becoming one of the main causes for concern, for example, in countries like Japan, where in…
Over the last few years there has been an attempt by some sectors of the business ecosystem to renew all the industrial processes that have been generating most of the waste, spills and residues on the planet. The model to follow, nature’s own recycling systems, has been applied to some…