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In this episode of infrared.city Community Talks, Angelos Chronis hosts Dr. Laura Narvaez Zertuche, partner at Foster + Partners, collaborator at Urban AI and a self-declared urban scientist, for a deep-dive discussion on sustainable urban design and the future of city planning. They explore the balance between environmental, social, and economic factors in creating resilient cities, the potential of data-driven design in urban planning, and the role of AI in future development processes. Laura shares her insights on holistic sustainability approaches, the importance of real-time analytics in design, and rethinking urban spaces through community engagement and flexible planning. The conversation also touches upon the challenges and opportunities in adopting innovative technologies in urban design, and the need for a shift in approach to create more adaptable and efficient cities. Tune in to learn about the future of data-informed urban planning and the cutting-edge technologies shaping our built environment in an era of rapid urbanization and climate change.
Through our community efforts at infrared.city we aim to introduce experts that share the knowledge and tools necessary to actively contribute towards a more sustainable built environment. If you would like to know more and gain access to our real-time simulation tool, signup on our waitlist at: https://infrared.city/
In this episode of infrared.city Community Talks, Angelos Chronis hosts Dr. Laura Narvaez Zertuche, partner at Foster + Partners, collaborator at Urban AI and a self-declared urban scientist, for a deep-dive discussion on sustainable urban design and the future of city planning. They explore the balance between environmental, social, and economic factors in creating resilient cities, the potential of data-driven design in urban planning, and the role of AI in future development processes. Laura shares her insights on holistic sustainability approaches, the importance of real-time analytics in design, and rethinking urban spaces through community engagement and flexible planning. The conversation also touches upon the challenges and opportunities in adopting innovative technologies in urban design, and the need for a shift in approach to create more adaptable and efficient cities. Tune in to learn about the future of data-informed urban planning and the cutting-edge technologies shaping our built environment in an era of rapid urbanization and climate change.
Through our community efforts at infrared.city we aim to introduce experts that share the knowledge and tools necessary to actively contribute towards a more sustainable built environment. If you would like to know more and gain access to our real-time simulation tool, signup on our waitlist at: https://infrared.city/