Is architecture innovation part of mechanisms of globalization?

I am just starting a research about building-related urban agriculture, and in particular farming practices taking place against/on/within the building envelope (rooftop and facades). Is there any literature about architectural and spatial integration of the farming rooms into building or, even better, about buildings' architectural requirements for a proper integration ?

Thank you in advance!

I'm trying to embark on a new research topic, I would like to have your opinions and suggestions

The Public transpiration system of all developing countries are getting popular because of the integrated transportation development projects.

Having practice a different kind of technology with developing country public community is hard to continue. The world have lot of experiences. Can we share some ideas. It will add more values for my project

Thank You

Dilshan

Developing countries spend a much higher proportion of GDP on transport and logistics than developed countries. Moreover, previous studies have demonstrated the connection between logistics performance and economic development.

Different transportation planners use different criteria to suggest or to propose a public bus route for one city.

There are different considerable factors to be used as a reference to propose such projects such as Traffic volume, future population dynamics, decision-maker's point of view, land use characteristics and other demographic characteristics may be used as a reference to propose a public bus route system for one Metropolitan city.

And, To consider the whole things in one case, it needs special, long preliminary investigations and careful attention.

I know that there are a bunch of planning concepts from different literature, But, i need a clear image on what were the necessary and obligatory planning criteria that must be considered in proposing public bus routes for one developing countries?

Any help is appreciated. It is open for learning-teaching discussion.

Hello! I'm working on tarantula spiders (Family theraposidae) and my colleague is working on Wolf spiders. Our sampling site is in the island of Mindanao, Philippines in where long land travels are the usual cost for transportation (sometimes also includes travelling via sea) and we have repeatedly encountered the same dilemma, losing live specimens, especially the wolf spiders (70-100% mortality) and very small tarantulas (80-100% mortality; for bigger tarantula 30-50 % mortality ). And it really is a problem since there are specific species that we are unable to bring back alive in the lab and studying their behavior proves to be impossible because of this. With that, I hope I can ask help from those who have encountered the same problem yet managed to overcome it. What is/are your secret(s) if I may humbly ask? Your cooperation is highly appreciated! Thank you! :)

Note:

Our containers are small salad cups ( transparent cups with cover and tiny holes enclosed in a bigger plastic container with many holes) and land travels are usually 6 hrs- 12 hrs or more.

Dear Researcher's

I'm a student of urbanism and postwar restoration in the Ukraine program. At the same time, I have experience in urban mobility and transportation. I'm in the process of evaluating the possible options for the topic of a master's thesis. I interested in transportation, mobility, urban development, transport infrastructure etc.

I am open to exploring various options that align with current and future challenges and innovations in restoration, post-war recovery and general development after the war.

I would greatly appreciate your insights and suggestions.

Developing countries suffer from poor infrastructure

Poverty, crime and weather, but is required to build world-class sports facilities, hotels, a modern rail network, airports and all the conditions for a sporting event.

How can these countries benefit from the legacy of sports?

I am working on a project to identify the best suited trees for sustainable urban green cover. Some of the criteria for tree selection are - tree height, good foliage spread, less leaf fall...etc.