Prosperity by design: Introducing McGregor Coxall’s fourth discipline
Biourbanism Lab discipline unveiled
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Cities are the answer to climate emergency: ‘Biourbanism :: Cities as Nature’ launched in Sydney
Following a successful global launch in London last year, Adrian McGregor, Founder and Chief Design Officer at McGregor Coxall, Adjunct Professor at the University of Canberra, and highly awarded Landscape Architect, launched his new book ‘Biourbanism :: Cities as Nature’ in Sydney.
Biourbanism Case Study: Sydney Mega Park
In 2021, McGregor Coxall unveiled a plan to create the world’s biggest urban park inside the Sydney Basin.
Biourbanism reaches the heart of London
In September, Adrian McGregor unveiled his new book titled ‘Biourbanism – Cities as Nature’ at New London Architecture (NLA)’s UK headquarters near Bank in London.
Biourbanism unveiled at Frankfurt Climate Week 2022
Themed ‘Advancing the Global efforts on Climate Transparency’, the conference is the foremost global forum for multilateral discussion of climate change matters.
NLA x Biourbanism | Five minutes with Adrian McGregor
David Taylor talks to Adrian McGregor, landscape architect and founder and chief design officer of McGregor Coxall about his forthcoming book Biourbanism – Cities as nature: a resilience model for anthromes.
Biourbanism Case Study: Shenshan Biocity
With its emphasis on a healthy environment, Shenshan can support both older and younger generations of families who want to live in close proximity.
Welcome to Biourbanism
Together, let’s change the course of history.
Let’s create cities that will change the course of history.
Chapter One outlines the history of cities, their rise and fall, and their dependence on the environment for survival.
Chapter Two examines the myriad of challenges facing cities today and is a call to action.
Chapter Three outlines the inner workings of the Biourbanism framework, while chapter Four is a road map for deploying the principles of Biourbanism and setting them into action.
Chapter four is a road map for deploying the principles of Biourbanism.
