ATI 2021, 2nd International Symposium of Architecture, Technology and Innovation
ATI 2021, 2nd International Symposium of Architecture, Technology and Innovation aims to provide scholars and practitioners from various backgrounds with an academic environment to question state-of-the-art tools, techniques and methodologies applied in designing built environments which will be resilient to what the future brings.
The symposium wants to discuss the answers to the following questions:
- How will state-of-the-art digital technologies change our built environments and social structures?
- What are the emergent architectural design, fabrication, material and technologies to be used in the future?
- How communities can foresee disasters and how can architecture help to anticipate a response from a design perspective?
- What disciplines must be integrated in a resilient architecture?
- How architects can design for uncertainty?
- How can architecture help communities for both anticipated design redundancy and quick post-disaster recovery?
- What would be the potential roles of the architect in the future?
- What would be the role of architecture and design in reducing human footprint on the environment?
- How does authorship in architecture change with technological developments in Artificial Intelligence?
List of Topics
“Designing for uncharted territories” includes -but it is not limited to- the following topics:
- Architecture/Urban Design Response to Disasters and Pandemics
- Economic, Political crises, and Socio-environmental transformations
- Professions’ adaptability
- Aging, population change, cultural shifts and migration
- Resilient Design Strategies
- Responsive and Adaptive Technologies
- Smart and Bio-based Materials
- Circular Economy in the Built Environment
- Digital Fabrication and Robotic Technologies in Design
- Urban Utopias/ Dystopias
- Agriculture and farming strategies in Cities
- Designing for Extreme Environments
- Modelling uncertainty in Computational Design
- Digital Tectonics and New Materialities
- Design Education in the Digital Age
- Urban mining and building industry waste management
- Co- Participatory and Inclusive Design Strategies
- AI and Augmented Reality in Design
- Locative Media, Mobile applications and Space
- Designing for Trans / Post-human
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