Articles, updates and posts from Future Cities Laboratory Global and its various projects and modules
by Joshua VARGAS, Programme Coordinator (Communications & Research) FCL Global Singapore
On May 7, 2025, the Circular Future Cities project hosted the 90th Discussion Forum on Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) titled "Reduction of Building Embodied Impacts: Circular Construction".
21 May | The Swiss architecture and engineering magazine TEC21 has released a special issue dedicated entirely to the Future Cities Laboratory Global programme.
25 Mar | The event brought together 30 representatives from the City of Zurich and 20 leading professors and researchers from the FCL Global programme.
FCL Global Singapore hub welcomed a delegation from the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (KUL) Department of Landscape Planning and Design, Poland.
Launch of ‘Urban Ecological Corridors’ research project
Read ACP's latest publication on our framework for integrating user cognition evidence into architectural design.
FCL Global Director Prof Dr Thomas Schroepfer and Associate Director (Research) Dr Srilalitha Gopalakrishnan will be part of the lecture “Building Breathable Cities,” hosted by the NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore.
This study aims to understand how urban residents in Singapore and Zurich experience urban vitality. In this blog post, participants of the online survey may retrieve information about updates and outcome of this study.
The Engagement Platform strengthens the connections within the FCL Global Ecosystem, enhancing the programme’s overall quality and value
A Business Insider story on Singapore quotes Prof. Dr Thomas Schroepfer, Director, FCL Global, on improving the city with bicycle paths and future-proofing Singapore from future challenges.
Prof. Dr Stefanie Hellweg, Future Cities Laboratory's PI for CFC, has been awarded the SETAC Europe Award for Lifetime Achievement in Life Cycle Assessment.
As part of our scientific work and its results we develop and maintain a suite of software tools ranging from desktop applications to web services, addons, plugins and processing pipelines.
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