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Keynote webinar · No. 31 · 8 June 2022

آینده ساختمان‌های هوشمند از نگاه کاربران نهایی

Keynote webinar for the CIBSE Intelligent Buildings Group and CIB W098

آینده ساختمان‌های هوشمند از نگاه کاربران نهایی

Keynote webinar · 8 June 2022

For the Intelligent Buildings Group of the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers and the CIB W098 commission on intelligent and responsive buildings, Amir asked what we really know about the future of cities and smart cities, and what city-wide challenges such as the pandemic teach us about the buildings inside them.

Role
Keynote speaker
Where
Online, from Auckland to the United Kingdom

In the photograph · Future of Intelligent Buildings from the End Users' Lens: keynote webinar for the CIBSE Intelligent Buildings Group, June 2022.

Keynote webinar · 8 June 2022
At a glance
Role
Keynote speaker
Location
Online, from Auckland to the United Kingdom
Host
CIBSE Intelligent Buildings Group, with CIB W098 Intelligent and Responsive Buildings
Date
8 June 2022, 8 pm BST
Organisers
Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) Intelligent Buildings Group and CIB W098 Commission on Intelligent and Responsive Buildings
Chair
Dr Yangang Xing, Nottingham Trent University
Theme
Cities of tomorrow: from building-scale focus to urban and city-scale studies
Format
International webinar
داستان

Cities of tomorrow

For the Intelligent Buildings Group of the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers and the CIB W098 commission on intelligent and responsive buildings, Amir asked what we really know about the future of cities and smart cities, and what city-wide challenges such as the pandemic teach us about the buildings inside them.

Buildings that learn

He argued that future buildings should be designed, developed and maintained on data-driven platforms, so that they are context-aware, adaptable and responsive, and that smartness in the built environment is moving beyond environmental targets towards user-oriented implementation. User-centred design, he proposed, is the focal point that joins the sustainability, digital and health agendas, building on his 2016 position that intelligent buildings are dynamic and evolving rather than static.

Evidence
See also
All of Engagement →