1. Blog
  2. Designing For The New Urban Population Boom
Where The Worlds MovingWhere The Worlds Moving

Designing for the new urban population boom

How do we live better in a world of ever increasing urban density? IKEA Australia Sustainability Manager, Dr Kate Ringvall, explains.

Kate Ringvall

In 2007, the percentage of people living in urban and metropolitan areas hit 50% for the first time in humanity’s history.

In this episode, IKEA Australia’s Sustainability Manager, Dr Kate Ringvall, discusses a future that will demand ever smarter, more innovative approaches to urban development and how adaptive design can help us maximize our space.

The Where the World’s Moving podcast is a BBC Storyworks Commercial Production, presented by OFX.  It explores our ever-changing world, and how technological and social shifts are enabling collaboration, contribution, and human progress.

Subscribe and listen: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher.

Where The World's Moving

Welcome to the Where the World's Moving content series that celebrates what it means to be a global citizen told through the eyes of the people that are living and breathing this ethos every day.

Go to Hub
IMPORTANT: The contents of this blog do not constitute financial advice and are provided for general information purposes only without taking into account the investment objectives, financial situation and particular needs of any particular person. UKForex Limited (trading as “OFX”) and its affiliates make no recommendation as to the merits of any financial strategy or product referred to in the blog. OFX makes no warranty, express or implied, concerning the suitability, completeness, quality or exactness of the information and models provided in this blog.

Want a particular rate? We'll let you know when your target rate is reached.

Thank you, we'll send you an email when your target rate is triggered.

Oops, something went wrong. Please enter a valid e-mail address.

  • Required
  • Not valid

Currency pair

/

  • Currencies cannot be the same
  • Required
  • Not valid