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Resilient and Responsible Architecture and Urbanism (RRAU) – 5th Edition

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Resilient and Responsible Architecture and Urbanism (RRAU) – 5th Edition

More than half of the world’s population now lives in urban regions, mostly in cities. The vulnerability of these cities has significantly increased due to the complexity of new challenges, which range from economic to social to ecological. According to several studies, ongoing stressors and unexpected hazards can worsen social breakdown, economic hardship, and even cause physical collapse.

Even though many cities have endured for centuries, the more recent emergence of urban-related stresses and shocks. Climate change, natural disasters, and a lack of natural resources are causing a need for more resilience than ever before. When populations are subjected to hazards and stressors, they may become a risk. When infrastructure, buildings, and communities lack the resilience to deal with/adapt to and recover from their effects, they become vulnerable. Therefore, it is plainly evident that urban environments and communities. The architecture of cities must become more resilient and sustainable.

One of the most urgent of the several looming dangers that threaten cities is the threat of climate change and the catastrophic repercussions it produces. The issues brought on by climate change, which we are only now beginning to directly feel, must be addressed with a multi-paradigm resilient approach to design and urbanization.

The fifth edition of the International Conference on “Resilient and Responsible Architecture and Urbanism (RRAU)” will feature informative discussions of various topics among researchers and architects about incorporating resilience in architecture, city, urban, and community design; including how to apply effective resilience and sustainability techniques to improve the resilience of architecture, cities, urban areas, and communities.

Accepted papers/articles will have the chance of publishment in the Scopus-indexed “Advances in Science, Technology, and Innovation” book series.

 

Finally, more on Archup:

Call for Submissions from the Istanbul Design Biennial: “Designing Resilience”

Health & Environmental Resilience and Livability in Cities (HERL) – The challenge of climate change

 

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