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Encourages the use of sustainable transport options to lower emissions and reduce reliance on private cars.

Utilizes design features and smart technologies to reduce energy consumption in buildings.

Uses environmentally friendly materials that are durable, recyclable, or sourced responsibly.

Implements strategies to responsibly use and protect water resources.

Supports urban agriculture to reduce the carbon footprint from food transport and increase food security.

Incorporates sources of clean and renewable energy in urban design to promote sustainability.

Focuses on creating urban expansion that is economically viable, environmentally sustainable, and socially inclusive.

Involves community members in the planning and development process to ensure that urban design meets local needs.

Integrates systems designed to manage rainfall in an urban environment sustainably.

A process that evaluates the potential environmental effects of a proposed urban design project before it begins.

Aims to create more efficient land use by building upwards rather than outwards, reducing the environmental footprint.

Promotes a combination of different types of developments within a given area, such as residential, commercial, and cultural.

Designs urban areas to be easily navigated on foot and well-connected for efficient travel.

Prioritizes the reduction, reuse, and recycling of waste materials to minimize the impact on landfills.

Creates small-scale neighborhoods designed to promote sustainability across various sectors.

Includes parks, community gardens, and green rooftops to provide ecological benefits and enhance quality of life.

Designs urban spaces with the capacity to withstand and adapt to climate change.

Aims to decrease the levels of air, water, and soil pollution in urban areas.

Repurposes existing buildings or sites for new uses to conserve resources and preserve historical value.