city-living
Everyday urban living, housing experience, public space and the real texture of city life.
Archive
In Time Out's 2026 list of the most livable cities for Gen Z, Tokyo, Porto, and Melbourne took the top three spots. Each of these three cities responded in its own way to young people's desire for well-being: nightlife, community atmosphere, and creative spaces together form the new generation's urban aspirations.
From Copenhagen to Zurich, the world's most livable cities in 2026 are not merely defined by infrastructure scores, but by how they weave the beauty of daily life into the urban fabric. Through the eyes of locals, discover the true charm of these cities.
When a city can make you wait in line for an hour just for a burger, come across graffiti in its streets and alleys, and spend your weekends in its parks, it is no longer merely a travel destination—it is a way of life. In 2026, Melbourne was named the world's best city. Behind this lies a model of how a city coexists with its young people and communities.
When the Economist Intelligence Unit ranked Copenhagen, Vienna, Melbourne, Sydney, and Zurich as the world's most livable cities for 2026, we stepped into the daily lives of these cities, listening to how residents turn ordinary days into an ideal life.
Beyond salary and benefits, the daily experience of a city is becoming an invisible force that determines whether talent stays or leaves. The latest research by Richard Florida and others reveals that cities continuously improving in quality of life are winning the most critical asset—young people.
A study spanning the Gulf and the Sahara found that accessibility does not equal usage. When we talk about livable cities, what exactly are we talking about?
In the era of remote work, location matters even more. But what people are chasing is no longer facility density, but the quality of everyday life experiences. A survey covering more than 80 cities reveals how the "experience dividend" is reshaping talent competition.
Time Out has released its list of the world's best cities for 2026, with Melbourne ranking first. Through the everyday street life of this city, we explore what truly makes a city appealing.
From squares to street corners, public spaces are becoming an invisible force that shapes our emotions and cognition. This article explores how urban design, through six paradigms, forges a deep connection between people and the city.
When disrespect in the workplace accumulates day after day, female employees' emotional attachment to the city evaporates along with it. A study based on 54 cities reveals how microaggressions quietly drive women to leave.