[Kaupunkitutkimus] Fwd: London 2021 CFP: The City, Digital Architecture(s) and Data Driven Design. University of Hertfordshire / Virtual

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Wed May 6 10:29:59 EEST 2020


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Lähettäjä: Eleanor Bell <eleanorbell011 at gmail.com>
Date: ti 5. toukok. 2020 klo 16.19
Subject: London 2021 CFP: The City, Digital Architecture(s) and Data Driven
Design. University of Hertfordshire / Virtual
To: <CITIESAFTERTRANSITION at jiscmail.ac.uk>


Colleagues, I’m passing on the call below for the in-person and virtual
conference URBAN ASSEMBLAGE: THE CITY AS ARCHITECTURE, MEDIA, AI AND BIG
DATA. Themes include the digital city, smart buildings, intelligent
urbanism, BIM, parametric design, biomimicry, film and the city, connected
infrastructures and more. Organised by the Design Research Lab and the
Department of Architecture at the University of Hertfordshire.

Please pass it on. Apologies for cross posts.
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URBAN ASSEMBLAGE: THE CITY AS ARCHITECTURE, MEDIA, AI AND BIG DATA.

Organisers: UNIVERSITY OF HERTFORDSHIRE
Conference: 28-30 JUNE, 2021
Early Abstracts: 30 JUNE, 2020

Locations: VIRTUAL / LONDON / HATFIELD. UK


Delegates can present virtually. The keynote will be held in London.
Conference presentations will take place at the University of Hertfordshire
campus in Hatfield on the outskirts of London.


https://architecturemps.com/london-hatfield/

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DISCIPLINES:
ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE, INERIORS, URBANSIM, PLANNING, TRANSPORT,
INFRASTRUCTURE, DEVELOPMENT, ART,  DESIGN,  FILM, MEDIA, SOCIOLOGY


FORMATS:
IN-PERSON, PRE-RECORDED FILMS, ZOOM, WRITTEN PAPERS.


CALL:
Through ubiquitous computing, big data, A.I. and a plethora of related
digital technologies, our cities have become sites for the production,
processing and sharing of information. They are also places designed and
built through data-based digital architecture, planning and construction.
The ‘digital city’ and ‘smart buildings’ being just two consequences. These
data filled places are also sites for the creative imagination. The
Matrix, Ex Machina, Her, Minority Report are just a few of the films that
have built on the imaginary in recent times. However, there are concerns.
GIS, Google Maps and Facebook all offer interconnected information on urban
life. They are also conduits for the collation of personal data and its
misuse. The assumption of digital access for all leads some to worry about
issues of social exclusion. Sociologists highlight the dangers of the
digital dependency of future generations. 3D printed buildings threaten job
losses in the construction industry. The idea of parametric urbanism is
anathema to many for whom city is a place of interpersonal interaction.
This conference seeks to explore these themes through a range of
disciplinary perspectives: architecture, urban design, planning, art,
digital design, communications, landscape design and more.

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PUBLICATIONS:
This event is part of the research programme, ‘The Mediated City’. Previous
events have been held by universities in London, Los Angeles, Bristol,
Istanbul and Canterbury. Each conference leads to a book as part of the
associated Intellect Book series ‘Mediated Cities’.



To participate, submit an abstract:

https://architecturemps.com/london-hatfield/


Organisers: University of Hertfordshire, UK and Intellect Books, AMPS and
PARADE.

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