““REAL Cities / Bergamo 2.035” is a research project by the University of Bergamo in collaboration with the Harvard Graduate School of Design, with the support of Fondazione Pesenti.
On Saturday, July 22, at Campus Party 2017 in Milan, a workshop was held with Stefano Andreani and Roberto Pinto on the theme:
“Responsive Environments. Design Strategies for Smart Cities and Augmented Experiences.”
Digital technologies permeate every aspect of our lives. Yet, the rapid development of technology often clashes with urban contexts that remain static—or at least slow—in their development processes. What new experiences arise when urban environments, mediated by technological tools, interact with us to dynamically respond to our activities, needs, and aspirations for a smarter city?
Speakers:
Stefano Andreani is a lecturer and researcher in architectural technology at the Graduate School of Design, Harvard University. At Harvard GSD, he is project manager of the REAL Lab (Responsive Environments and Artifacts Lab), which focuses on studying the impact of new digital technologies on the design of responsive urban environments and augmented experiences.
Roberto Pinto is an associate professor at the University of Bergamo, Department of Management, Information and Production Engineering. As part of the CELS research group on industrial engineering, logistics, and service management, he conducts research in the areas of industrial and urban logistics, supply chain management, and industrial production within the Industry 4.0 paradigm.
Campus Party is the world’s largest Open Innovation experience. With over 60 editions across 4 continents, 600 community partners, 400 universities, and a global network of nearly 500,000 Campuseros, it is the festival of innovation and creativity where talents, institutions, companies, universities, and communities work together to change the world. This year marks the first edition of Campus Party in Italy, held in Milan. www.italia.campus-party.org
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