Millennials have an obsession with ‘starting over’. We’ve listed four major trends that shape urban realities of this young generation.

Two scientists have presented a volleyball-shaped wind turbine that enables city dwellers to generate electricity on their balconies.

Bark, the company that introduced monthly subscription boxes for dog treats and toys, is planning to open its first BarkPark — a new type of urban space for dogs and their owners.

German startup Containerwerk upgrades used shipping containers into a high-quality living and office spaces.

Rotterdam’s latest modular parklet discourages parents from bringing their children to school by car, and promotes cycling and walking instead.

Chinese Studio OPEN Architecture designed a self-sustaining module house which allows humans to survive on Mars without depending on any of the resources we have on Earth.

Converting unused church buildings into public and private spaces with creative new functions is trending across Western Europe. Museums, bookshops, concert halls, theaters and even skate parks can now be found in old churches.

Car manufacturer Aston Martin has opened its first Design Studio outside of Britain in Shanghai, right in the middle of a low-income neighborhood.