Green Diplomacy and Eco-Architecture: International Political Dimensions of Sustainable Urban Design

Abstract The article explores the intersection of green diplomacy and eco-architecture, emphasizing their role in shaping sustainable urban design within the framework of international climate agreements, particularly the Paris Agreement. It highlights how global commitments are translated into localized urban policies, fostering resilience and reducing carbon footprints through innovative architectural practices. Case studies from cities such as Paris, Copenhagen, Shenzhen, and Tokyo illustrate the diverse strategies employed to align urban development with climate objectives. The study also identifies challenges, including regional disparities and sectoral imbalances, while proposing holistic approaches that integrate social dimensions, technological innovation, and participatory mechanisms to advance sustainable urbanization globally.