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Cities evolve: Bits meet bricks. Can we bridge the digital-physical divide for smarter, more humane urban spaces?

AI's energy demand sparks a shift to nuclear and renewables, challenging sustainability and tech goals.

AI amplifies human will, reshaping our perspectives while challenging alignment with diverse human values

As urbanization, climate change, and disparities rise, we must adopt ecosystemic thinking for sustainable infrastructure.

Digital twins: mirrors or mirages? Our tech-mediated reality risks oversimplifying complex systems, blinding us to crucial truths.

Embracing nature as infrastructure offers cost-effective, resilient solutions for communities facing environmental challenges.

Carbon markets at COP29: Progress masks unresolved issues. Ecosystemic approach needed for effective climate action.

The focus on cutting-edge tech must not overshadow social disparities and environmental injustices in urban landscapes.

Speculative design: reimagining cities for a changing climate, fostering innovation in urban regeneration and resilience

Communities drive innovation in Iztapalapa's Utopias, turning local knowledge into creative solutions for urban challenges

Iztapalapa's Utopias offer a blueprint for rebuilding: community-driven, multifunctional spaces foster resilience and healing.

As we stand on the brink of a new digital frontier, the metaverse promises to revolutionize how we interact, work, and play. This...

Biotech Urbanism fuses nature and technology, reimagining cities as living ecosystems.

Rethinking placemaking through an ecosystem lens - designing urban spaces that prioritize non-human stakeholders

Cities trapped by outdated codes: The urgent need to bridge digital innovation and physical infrastructure for smarter, sustainable cities.

SynBio merges bits and atoms, transforming cities with sustainable materials and living infrastructure.

Cities race ahead digitally but lag physically. Climate change exposes risks of outdated infrastructure. We must innovate in atoms.

Cities face climate challenges. Digital twins offer precision but are costly. Traditional modeling provides practical, accessible solutions

Climate change is transforming our weather patterns and increasing natural disasters. Our infrastructure, designed for stable conditions, is

Incorporate Digital Architecture Infrastructure Design in city planning to boost connectivity, economic growth, and sustainability.