City.Climate.Sustainability

Copenhagen is regarded as a model for contemporary architecture and sustainable urban development. The Danish capital consistently ranks among the top three most liveable cities in the world, a pioneer in environmentally friendly urban development.

Norway, Sweden and Finland share many things in common: long coastlines, vast forests and a strong social tradition. All three Nordic countries are committed to a consistently sustainable transformation in urban development and climate protection.

In Vienna, a new district is being developed based on the concept of a 15-minute city; in Berlin, outdated buildings are being converted to limit the number of new constructions.

Barcelona is one of the most densely populated cities in Europe and suffers from emissions caused by excessive traffic. Under the Superblock model, entire areas are closed off for traffic to better the residents' quality of life.