Intersectionality in Architecture!

The session was organised in central london near Farrigdon station where the GrimShaw architect's office is located. the Architecture office is like a dream place with massive project model like the Zurich airport model, Cambridge university skeleton project were to name few.
Indeed, I met people in our forum from acoustical consultants from states to all the sponsors architects and students in the field.

Intersectionality – Wed Oct 30^th 2019 at Grimshaw by Architecture+LGBT organisers

In 80^th the term was coined about Diversity and

Fluid economics.

The discussion was about diversity, black people reorganisation and different aspects of Intersectionality.

Good platform again for networking and interacting with people who have been very dynamic in the industry.
Overall, a good experience to add to the list of meeting and attending session especially in Architecture.

Film Screen on Data Science Pioneers

Film screening  on Data Science Pioneers.

Total interaction with budding data scientist and Data Analytics with discussion on their prior experience and well trained platform. Indeed, the discussion with the sponsorship teams were also nice where in people shared with live data struggle. Additionally there was lots of information shared on the film screening with pioneers of statistical information shared by MIT and other members of Data science.

Definitely this platform helps to interact and discuss about the new filed which is always been in the buzz of the industry. Dataiku - Neol Culter who was main speaker and organiser of the event has explained elaborately which was also followed in London Meetups. 

Parliament Street: Uniting the Kingdom - Policy Beyond Brexit

 

Parliament Street: Uniting the Kingdom - Policy Beyond Brexit

Great session at the parliament - Commitee room 10 to discuss about the education system in UK. 

Good platform for network and met interesting people in London who were excited to talk about their experience and knowledge about the Brexit!!!

Climate Crisis related to built environment

Great place to discuss the climate control with the activity group ACAN. The RIBA’s recent climate declaration aligns with a growing awareness of the hugely damaging role the building industry is playing in the climate crisis but what is being done to combat this?

Good 3 speakers and great platform of British architects group.
Julia Barfield: Climate Activist and Director, Marks Barfield Architects
Hannah Little: Womens' Human Rights Activist and Veteran Repeal the 8th Campaigner
Jeremy Till: Head of Central Saint Martins and UAL Lead on Climate Emergency

Overall, good learning and meeting place.

Mega cities need mobility to be smart and connected

 Global urban population share to reach a 60% mark in 2030

Know your customer. Adapt your business model. Start-up/ digital is changing the way we travel. Technology spaces work in the mobility space. 40 % of people said that issues is investment and much more about the balance and resonate with people. Connect with different type of concept. How do we do revenue sharing. But also, to cities and infrastructure. This is the different types of road of transport. For example, the hyperloop concept in working and how to bring completely different way of market. Join on the transportation with the ecosystems. We need to collaborate and working together not only in private sectors but also in public sectors.

 Shape a people strategy

Smart cities need new smart skills

-          Citizen experience designers

-          Data and AI scientist

-          Ethics and democracy officer

Technology in the city from Gremmtt, IBP group.

1.       Field

2.       Data collection and consolidation

3.       Analysis and artificial intelligence

4.       Monitoring and control

Smart city solutions, under-pinned cities are evolving into complex, interconnected wholes. The city of tomorrow. Advent of mobile communications. Connected people, connected vehicles and individual between us. Environment and movement.  Glasgow future city demonstrator which is a traditional project.

Bhubaneswar, India is proposed with technology and planning. Closing central Madrid to cars resulted in 9.5% boost to retail spending as per bank analysis in UK.

Smart cities and communities – thematic pillars

1.       Mobility

2.       Energy and climate

3.       Site efficiency

4.       Resilience

5.       User engagement

6.       Health and fitness

7.       Safety and security

8.       Telecommuncations

Grame scott. IBI group

Smart cities from Marcel Pooke from Catapult connected places. Connectivity at a greater scale. Technology is just a tool. In terms of getting teenagers working together and motivating.