Exciting news this week on Kurrantly! The Smart City Expo World Congress has introduced Tomorrow.Building, a new initiative that will focus on construction technologies and sustainable buildings and infrastructures. Hammersmith & Fulham Council in the UK is expanding its air quality sensors network, while Via, a transportation startup valued at 3.5 billion dollars, has acquired UK-based journey planning app Citymapper. Chicago City Council has approved a pilot program to test parking enforcement technology and smart loading zones, and Citymesh in Belgium has launched a fleet of 5G-connected safety drones. Additionally, Unabiz has announced another partnership, this time with Senet and the French city of Mulhouse is set to use digital twins to support the transformation of the former DMC textile industrial complex into a sustainable urban district.