Cities and buildings of Tomorrow

Features of the Future Sustainable City

Features of the Future Sustainable City

A partir de www.re-thinkingthefuture.com - 11 avril 2022 | 14:09

When one imagines a future city, we often tend to imagine a scene from some sci-fi movie wherein technology has the reins to the world, robots steer the economy and we completely rely on gadgets. While all this is a probability that might come true, the predominant concept that needs to be adopted in the future is of a smart yet sustainable city.

Dans « Le défi urbain », le président de Saint-Gobain réfléchit sur le futur des grandes villes

Dans « Le défi urbain », le président de Saint-Gobain réfléchit sur le futur des grandes villes

A partir de www.ouest-france.fr - 02 juillet 2021 | 15:25
Dans Le défi urbain paru en mai 2021 aux éditions Odile Jacob, Pierre-André de Chalendar, président de Saint-Gobain, s’interroge sur un modèle qui n’a jamais été aussi fragile et demande à être repensé.
Singapore is building a 42,000-home eco 'smart' city - CNN Style

Singapore is building a 42,000-home eco 'smart' city - CNN Style

A partir de www.cnn.com - 02 mars 2021 | 11:30
With its centralized cooling, automated trash collection and car-free town center, could Singapore's new eco-town offer a roadmap for slashing the city-state's carbon emissions?
How can we make cities more sustainable?

How can we make cities more sustainable?

A partir de www.weforum.org - 07 septembre 2020 | 11:12
Nearly 70% of the world’s population will live in cities by 2050. The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals highlight the need to ensure these cities are safe and sustainable for all.
Those net-zero building commitments are adding up | Greenbiz

Those net-zero building commitments are adding up | Greenbiz

A partir de www.greenbiz.com - 21 juillet 2020 | 17:17

These metrics show why commercial buildings have become an important focus for the World Green Building Council (WGBC). Its Advancing Net Zero buildings initiative aims to have every building produce net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. That’s every building on the planet.

An investment opportunity for the coming decades: the environment

An investment opportunity for the coming decades: the environment

A partir de investors-corner.bnpparibas-am.com - 21 juillet 2020 | 17:13

The issues raised by global warming and environmental questions more broadly require new technologies and sources of energy. The solutions are tied to the gravity of the current pandemic in the sense that there are many calls for the stimulus measures taken to support the economy to be directed at sustainable solutions.

How Artificial Intelligence Will Shape Design by 2050

How Artificial Intelligence Will Shape Design by 2050

A partir de www.archdaily.com - 12 mai 2020 | 17:58
By 2050, the effects of AI adoption will be widely felt across all aspects of our daily lives.
This is what the future’s sustainable cities could look like by 2050

This is what the future’s sustainable cities could look like by 2050

A partir de www.nationalgeographic.com - 12 février 2020 | 14:50

By #2050 the world’s population is expected to reach 9.8 billion. Nearly 70 percent of this booming population—6.7 billion people— is projected to live in urban areas. National Geographic asked experts at the architectural and urban planning firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) how they would design a city of the future, educated by lessons of the past and anticipating challenges of the #future. 

5 Futuristic Smart Cities to Keep An Eye on Through the 2020s

5 Futuristic Smart Cities to Keep An Eye on Through the 2020s

A partir de www.digitaltrends.com - 27 janvier 2020 | 09:24
Whether it's embedded sensors or autonomous robots, cities are going to get a whole lot smarter in the 2020s. But some super ambitious developments are leading the way by building whole new city developments built around the latest tech. Here are 5 such projects to keep an eye on.
Towards the smart cities of 2025

Towards the smart cities of 2025

A partir de www.smartcitiesworld.net - 14 janvier 2020 | 17:50
From tech trends to behavioural shifts and new ways to make smart cities economically sustainable, Matthew James Bailey explores what the next five years could look like.