Infrastructures and Ecologies
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 connective tissue of city-regions – networks, patterns, and relationships – and how they can be transformed across scales, with the [AMIL], [CEC], and [SEA] modules.
Infrastructures and Ecologies | Future Cities Symposium & Exhibition 2025.
The Infrastructures and Ecologies cluster focuses on the connective tissue of settlement systems (roads, rail, ports and airports, waterways) and their transformative effects on land use patterns, working at city-district, the sea-city interface, regional and transnational scales. In this session, representatives of each of the cluster modules – [AMIL] Adaptive Mobility, Infrastructure, and Land Use, [CEC] Comparative Ecology of Cities, and [SEA] The Sea-City Interface – share their research findings, innovative solutions, and outlook for the future of their fields.
Learn more about the Infrastructures and Ecologies cluster on its Engagement Platform cluster page.
Principal Investigator, [AMIL] Adaptive Mobility, Infrastructure, and Land Use; Professor, ETH Zurich
Principal Investigator, [AMIL] Adaptive Mobility, Infrastructure, and Land Use; Professor, National University of Singapore
Module Coordinator, [CEC] Comparative Ecology of Cities; Postdoctoral Researcher, Singapore-ETH Centre
