Manhole covers and tactile paving repaired after backlash on social media.
Cities can remove unused cables, regulate new installations, and prioritize high-risk, congested areas for underground relocation.
A viral post from a former resident sparks debate over whether Salcedo Village’s growing crowds and lifestyle appeal are changing the quiet Makati neighborhood.
Manila’s floods force people to walk along gutters, avoid flooded streets and improvise their way home, exposing the city’s problems with drainage, green spaces and rainwater management.
Filipino commuters are still running through rain, heat, and traffic.
Singapore turned street vendors into a thriving hawker centre culture. Could a similar approach give Manila’s smallest food businesses a clearer path to growth?
Street foods are one of the country’s strongest expressions of Filipino identity.
A safe sidewalk is one of the most basic public services a government can provide.
The new RC Park at Maybunga Rainforest Park captures a growing trend of local governments developing specialized recreational spaces beyond traditional parks and courts.
Green spaces reportedly reduce sensory overload.
