Designing cities for a hotter future
Summary
Architect Mina Hasman suggests designing cities that work more like natural ecosystems to handle climate change. She envisions buildings and urban areas that function like trees and forests, helping cities adapt to hotter weather.Key Facts
- Mina Hasman is an award-winning architect and a member of the Order of the British Empire (OBE).
- She has been recognized as a climate leader by The Times 100.
- Her design ideas focus on cities adapting like natural ecosystems.
- Buildings could "breathe" similar to trees, improving urban environments.
- She believes cities should work with nature to face the challenges of climate change.
- The goal is for communities to thrive in a hotter, changing climate.
- This approach represents a new era of climate-ready urban design.
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