A comprehensive guide for city planners on achieving sustainable urban growth through smart design, featuring Australian innovations in energy, green spaces, and infrastructure.

Integrated infrastructure and transport systems are vital for managing rapid urban growth in Asia-Pacific cities like Ho Chi Minh City and Jakarta. This article explores the role of land use planning in creating sustainable, walkable communities and highlights the Ho Chi Minh City BRT project as a case study. By addressing infrastructure gaps and leveraging smart urban design, cities can balance growth with sustainability.

How Australian cities use smart planning, AI, and community-driven design to build climate-resilient futures amid escalating bushfires, floods, and heatwaves.

Learn how data, PPPs, and equity-focused design shape Australia’s smart city ecosystem, with actionable strategies for urban planners

Rapid urbanization in Asia-Pacific demands smart, sustainable urban planning. Cities face challenges like overcrowding, environmental impact, and inclusivity gaps. Smart Planning and Design tackles these through innovative, community-driven solutions. The Yorta Yorta Vision Document preserves cultural heritage while promoting sustainability, while the Vaitele Structure Plan enhances infrastructure and housing in Samoa. Future urban development relies on AI, GIS, and cross-sector collaboration. By integrating smart technologies and inclusive design, we can create livable, resilient cities for generations to come.