Mariam Altamimi, Sarah Al Dulaimi, and Yara Abdallah show how the revitalisation of a historic waterfront links culture, creativity, and community.

Tom Hewitt and Atinuke Adetola tell us how the new home for the BBC reshapes Digbeth’s industrial heritage into a creative civic anchor.

Anastasia Pidiaki and Arisyah Yazid show how Aviva Studios expands access to culture, creativity, and opportunity for all.

Ken Brooks shows how the Indigenous Hub restores land, supports wellbeing, and creates pride through inclusive community led design.

Winnie Liu and Justin Chen show how Shikumen heritage and modern life coexist in Xintiandi using adaptive reuse to connect people, history, and place.

Ryan Zacharia and Suryansh Gupta show how the Aqua Line simplifies daily travel, cutting stress, pollution, and improving life across Mumbai.

David Gallagher and Nives Dzindo highlight how Drury Street blends heritage, creativity, and community into a lively, people focused city space.

Purna Agarwal and Yojna Jain capture how Lodhi Garden brings history, nature, and community together in a shared urban retreat.

Jordan O’Loughlin shows how Mayfield Park transforms industrial land into green space that supports health, connection, and renewal.

Ninad Ankush Gandhi and Ryan Zacharia share how Worli Sea Face reconnects people with nature, wellbeing, and inclusive public life.

Harim Labuschagne and Yegor Konechnyy explore how the rail path can evolve as a living corridor, connecting movement, art, and city life.

Andrea Florez, Kasia O’Brien, and Adam Mellotte explore how an underused street could be redesigned to support walking, joy, and connection.

Maria Sol Arevalo, Renso Chavez Ponce, Alejandro Takimoto, and Ximena Bisbal reimagine a historic route to improve access and urban life.