#city planning

Should we ban SUVs in cities, or is that just an elitist attack on practical family cars?

Does banning cars from city centres really make life better for ordinary people, or just more inconvenient?

Should we stop building bigger, heavier EV trucks and focus on making micro-mobility the default for city dwellers?

Does anyone else think green belts just push sprawl further out instead of fixing it?

What’s your take on super-tall apartments in cities—genius density or dystopian vibes?

Would you give up your car entirely if your city had perfect public transit?

What's your take on smart cities finally delivering on their promises?

Is the obsession with preserving historical facades holding urban development back from affordable housing?

What's your take on suburban sprawl vs. densifying city centres?

Should we tear down more historic buildings to make room for affordable housing, or is that just an excuse for developers?

Should we just let giant developers build whatever they want?

Should SUVs be banned from cities?

How do you see vertical farming changing urban planning in the next decade?

Is smart city infrastructure actually worth the hype or just buzzwords?

Have AI tools changed how you plan your dream city neighborhood?

Should public parks be designed for peak Instagrammability or for actual daily use by locals?

Is gentrification actually ruining local communities or just modernising them?

Is sustainable urban planning actually worth the higher property taxes?

Does anyone else think new apartment blocks are ruining city skylines?

Is it time to stop building home offices and start fighting for city centres that make commuting worth it?