Beijing, or Běijīng, as the original ideogram is officially translated, the capital of China, is the fourth largest city in the world by population, with nearly 25 million inhabitants.
With the 2022 Winter Olympics, Beijing and China face a [...]
The restrictions imposed by the pandemic have opened up the need - and perhaps also the desire - to increase the opportunities for mutual involvement, through the methods that technology offers today. Thus was born a webinar program signed [...]
(Special Playground and Urban Landscape)
The color that invades the city refers to a "tactical" vision of urban planning, waiting for a real overall "strategy". The example of Milan.
(Special "Playground and Urban Landscape")
About 15 thousand square meters of green area, sports fields, skateboard area and playground: the Urban Park of Isernia Station is an important public work for the city that is made available to the [...]
(Special "Playground and Urban Landscape")
The recovery of a disused area has led to the creation of an original urban space, where the use for the game or for simple relaxation is stimulated by the design of the flooring, while the choice of [...]
(Special report "Playgrounds and Urban Landscape")
The bridge between sports facilities and the urban landscape passes through street art which, developed horizontally rather than vertically on city walls, colours those outdoor basketball courts [...]
The 2021 edition of FSB, the international trade fair for sports facilities, takes place from 26 to 29 October in Cologne, and is one of the first events in attendance after the pandemic.
Tokyo 2020 was an Olympics unfortunate in that the programming was postponed for a year and the expected spectators were excluded almost entirely because of the global pandemic, but they were successful in terms of sporting results, especially [...]
An Olympics that until the very end had risked being cancelled, due to fears of the pandemic and the underground hostility of the Japanese themselves, turned out to be a historic success, at least for Italian sport.
The UEFA Euro 2020 championship, which takes place from 11 June to 11 July this year (delayed by twelve months due to the pandemic), is a sign of rebirth for Europe after a year of sports without spectators.
Many swimming facilities in Italy are being renovated with the addition of spray parks and water features next to the competition pools: in Tsport Special Issue 338 we take a look at aquatics beyond sport.
The need to respect the timeframe for the realisation of public works that will (hopefully) benefit from European funds linked to the NextGenerationEU calls into question - if it were still necessary - the cumbersome nature of our Code of [...]
As we go to press, the new government has been formed, an unprecedented assemblage of colors unthinkable until yesterday: faced with the train of European funds to be collected quickly, almost no one has felt like rowing against the work of a [...]
