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From elevated hospitals to museums with porous soils, architects are reimagining how buildings can survive the most extreme flooding. How can cities rethink their relationship with water?

From devices that extract water from air to filters that purify polluted water in seconds and systems that make seawater drinkable—these innovations are paving the way for a more sustainable water future.

Architect and designer Maya Lin is one of the most influential figures of her generation. Known for designing the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C., and works such as The Women's Table at Yale, the American artist has long explored the relationship between humanity and nature.

180 metres underground in Zipaquirá (Colombia) lies an ancient salt mine that attracts thousands of visitors every year. In addition to its vast salt galleries, it holds an even more impressive secret: a unique underground cathedral.

A wildlife crossing bridge in Alberta, Canada, has successfully reduced animal-vehicle collisions by more than 80%, improving road safety and protecting local wildlife. This and other projects are characterised by their harmonious integration into the natural environment.