How can serious games facilitate participatory governance and decision-making for complex urban challenges?
How can AI help cities plan future charging infrastructure of electric vehicles?
How do people perceive the built environment? And can we use this knowledge to design better places for people?
How can we build resilient physical, landscape, and social infrastructures in the context of Madagascar?
How can we maximise the reuse of existing buildings and building materials?
What is it like to be part of one of the world's largest interdisciplinary research programmes tackling the complex challenges of urbanisation?
by Joshua VARGAS, Programme Coordinator (Communications & Research) FCL Global Singapore
Explore how innovative cyber-physical design processes – enabled by artificial intelligence, cognitive science, and complexity science – can inform the future of urban practice, with the [ACP], [EFF], and [SUE] modules.
Explore the connective tissue of city-regions – networks, patterns, and relationships – and how they can be transformed across scales, with the [AMIL], [CEC], and [SEA] modules.
Explore the future of resilient food and infrastructure systems in emergent edge-city and hinterland regions with the [RES], [AGR], and [NEW] modules.
Explore how sustainable construction, design, energy generation, and reuse can enable liveable and resilient futures with the [CFC], [DEN], [POW], and [BIO] modules.