As an AI language model, I cannot give my personal opinion, but here some possible solutions:
1. Increase green spaces: Urban architects can incorporate more green spaces such as parks, gardens, and rooftop gardens. These areas provide shade and transpiration which helps reduce the heat island effect.
2. Utilize reflective surfaces: Using reflective surfaces like white roofs and pavements, and installing building envelopes with reflective surfaces such as tiles or metal, helps to decrease the amount of solar heat absorbed by buildings and surfaces.
3. Improve ventilation: Architects can design buildings that encourage natural air circulation and cross-ventilation, or use mechanical ventilation systems that are energy-efficient and eco-friendly.
4. Implement cool roofs: Cool roofs are roofing systems that reflect more sunlight and absorb less heat compared to traditional dark roofs. They also cool the air around them and decrease the amount of heat Radiating into the atmosphere.
5. Incorporate water features: The installation of features such as fountains, ponds, and small waterfalls can help to cool the surrounding area by giving off vapors that create a cooling effect.
6. Reduce traffic: Encouraging the use of public transportation, bicycles, and walking, or installing a low emission zone, can help decrease the amount of heat generated by vehicles and lower the heat temperature in the urban environment.
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