As urban areas continue to expand rapidly, outward and upward, there is an urgent need for sustainable and resilient practices to manage this growth before it turns septic to the environment around us. All major cities of the world unanimously face growing challenges posed by climate change and rapid urbanization that require nature-based solutions. The concept of green and blue infrastructure (GBI) has come forth as an answer for addressing these challenges we face as a civilization. This thesis explores the potential of integrating green and blue infrastructure strategies and initiatives as a pivotal approach for enhancing liveability. This thesis uses literature to establish the theoretical basis for the concept of green and blue infrastructure and liveability.