New Cities founder Peter Ellis asks: How might the Hyperloop radically transform public transport as we know it?
EXTRA! EXTRA! CEO Tech Forum Makes News (Pt 2)
In addition to all the inspiring words and dazzling demos on display last week, several speakers and attendees at BW's first-ever CEO Tech Forum also made news worth noting. Here are the top five announcements in the order they were made.
CEO Tech Forum Nears, Anticipation Builds
Tired of waiting, Doherty calls BIM end run
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Vertical Forest Near Complete and Always Chic in Milan
On the edge of the fashionable Milan, Italy, will soon rest two skyscrapers that have more concrete than timber right now. Over time, that ratio will change. Bosco Verticale, or “vertical forest”, a concept led by Italian architecture firm Stefano Boeri Studio, combines residential living inside a metropolis with natural elements to create a lush microclimate for its inhabitants.
WATCH: A Vision of Green to Restructure our Cities
WATCH: Together, Illustrious Panel Motors to a Smarter Mobile World
Our SmartWorlds initiative aims to elevate the discussion around some of the most difficult challenges facing us. Future Mobility, placed both the opportunities and problems facing our highways directly in our line of sight. Watch our panelists explore the answers to the questions of today which bring about a smarter mobile tomorrow.
Time is now for Urban Eco-Systems activism, says expert panel
The Metropolis of Tomorrow Through the Lens of Today
Growing cities must surmount big threats to ecosystems
SmartWorlds of mobility converge on our stage
More from the Smart World of Peter Ellis
Earlier this month, we spoke with architect Peter Ellis just before his recent presentation here on Restructuring American Cities. That event kicked off our new SmartWorlds Initiative, which next month focuses on Future Mobility. Hear more in our video interview with Ellis.
For cities, green may be the only future
The 606 Debuts as Part of Chicago's Urban Sponge
SmartWorlds is here, your forum for spurring change
Urban lessons offer second chance at natural harmony
The industrial city evolved in opposition to nature. But today, as existing infrastructure requires replacement and demographics predict a crowded urban future, we now have the opportunity to create a city in harmony with nature. Here, architect Peter Ellis previews his June 4 talk at BW on "Restructuring American Cities".