FUTURE CITIES LABORATORY: PHASE 2
OPEN HOUSE
Friday 6 November 2015, 10:00 - 13:00
Value Lab
6th Floor CREATE Tower, 1 Create Way, Singapore 138602
The Future Cities Laboratory (FCL) began its
second phase on 1st September 2015. We cordially invite you to mark this occasion with us
at an ‘Open House’ on Friday, 6th November
2015, starting at 10:00 AM.
Principal Investigators and representatives from the various research projects
will offer brief overviews of their upcoming
research work. There will be opportunity
to hear about new topics, approaches and
methods in urban research. Lunch, provided
at the end of the event, will be an opportunity to talk to FCL reseachers in more detail.
FCL is a research programme established
by ETH Zurich and Singapore’s National
Research Foundation as part of its CREATE
campus. It’s mission is to ‘shape sustainable
future cities: through science, by design, in
place’.
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OPEN HOUSE PROGRAMME
Friday 6 November 2015
Value Lab, 6th Floor, CREATE Tower
Welcome & Introduction
10:00-10:10
Scenario 1: High-Density Mixed-Use Cities
10:10-10:50
• Introduction
• The Grand Projet: Towards Adaptable
and Liveable Urban Megaprojects
• Ecosystem Services in Urban Landscapes
• Multi-Scale Energy Systems for
Low Carbon Cities
• Dense and Green Building Typologies
Mr Dietmar Leyk
Prof. Kees Christiaanse
Prof. Dr Peter Edwards
Prof. Dr Arno Schlüter
Prof. Dr Thomas Schroepfer
• 3 for 2: Beyond Efficiency
Scenario 2: Responsive Cities
10:50-11:30
• Introduction
• Big Data-Informed Urban Design
• Cyber Civil Infrastructure
• Engaging Mobility
• Cognition, Perception, and Behaviour
in Urban Environments
Prof. Dr Stephen Cairns
Dr Heiko Aydt
Prof. Dr Gerhard Schmitt
Dr Alexander Erath
• Robotic Fabrication
Scenario 3: Archipelago Cities
11:30-12:10
• Introduction
Dr Devisari Tunas
• SIJORI: Territories of Extended Urbanisation
• Urban-Rural Systems:
Seeding Adaptive Infrastructure
Prof. Dr Stephen Cairns
• Alternative Construction Materials
Asst Prof. Dirk Hebel
• Tourism and Urbanisation
in the ASEAN+ Region
Prof. Dr Philip Ursprung
Lunch
12:10-13:00
• Landscape Ecology