30
Oct
2021
Abstract Submission Deadline
15
Nov
2021
Abstract Notification of Acceptance
10
May
2022
Paper Submission Deadline
30
Jan
2023
Publishing Date

Add to Calendar 10/30/2021 08:00 Europe/Rome Architecture, History and the Smart City

Smart, intelligent, digital, ubiquitous. While star architects develop ‘spectacle architecture’ for example, property developers produce gated communities, and urban planners grapple with urban expansion. This all happens while conservationists dedicate themselves to preserving the past and historians continue exploring former lives of our ancient towns. The city we imagine for the future then, will be a complex set of factors and components from the past, and present. Navigating this multiplicity will be key to the futures now being imagined and how we maintain our cultural traditions. The site of some of the most iconic architectural heritage in the world, it is also a country of burgeoning contemporary architecture and future planning. Operating within this complex tapestry is the National Government’s 100 Smart Cities Mission, an ambitious project to ‘update’ 100 of its existing cities, their infrastructure and their architecture In many ways, 100 Smart Cities captures issues at the heart of smart city agendas across the world and raises questions, possibilities and concerns related to ‘digital futures’ globally: How do architects respond to the ‘traditional’ needs of our cities and their people? What is the heritage we need to preserve and how do we do it? What are the practicalities of digital integration in existing infrastructures? What long term prosperity will emerge from the digital city? Will we be exposed to ‘surveillance capitalism’? How do we most benefit from the inevitable changes to the make-up of our future cities? How can our present condition and our cultural past coexist in this emerging future?

India
CONFERENCE
Code: C68-AMPS-2022
Posting date: 31/05/2021

Architecture, History and the Smart City


Date
From 13/03/2022 to 15/03/2022
Address
Not declared
Venue
New Delhi / virtual
Country
India
Aims and Scope

Smart, intelligent, digital, ubiquitous. While star architects develop ‘spectacle architecture’ for example, property developers produce gated communities, and urban planners grapple with urban expansion. This all happens while conservationists dedicate themselves to preserving the past and historians continue exploring former lives of our ancient towns. The city we imagine for the future then, will be a complex set of factors and components from the past, and present. Navigating this multiplicity will be key to the futures now being imagined and how we maintain our cultural traditions. The site of some of the most iconic architectural heritage in the world, it is also a country of burgeoning contemporary architecture and future planning. Operating within this complex tapestry is the National Government’s 100 Smart Cities Mission, an ambitious project to ‘update’ 100 of its existing cities, their infrastructure and their architecture In many ways, 100 Smart Cities captures issues at the heart of smart city agendas across the world and raises questions, possibilities and concerns related to ‘digital futures’ globally: How do architects respond to the ‘traditional’ needs of our cities and their people? What is the heritage we need to preserve and how do we do it? What are the practicalities of digital integration in existing infrastructures? What long term prosperity will emerge from the digital city? Will we be exposed to ‘surveillance capitalism’? How do we most benefit from the inevitable changes to the make-up of our future cities? How can our present condition and our cultural past coexist in this emerging future?

Review process
The Conference adopts double-blind peer review process
Languages
English
Topics
Architecture, Conservation, Cultural Studies, Economics, Engineering, Governance, History, ICT, Landscape, Urban Studies & Planning
Organized by
Noida International University with the Research group AMPS in collaboration with PARADE (Publication and Research in Art, Architecture, Design and Environments); it forms part of the Urban Condition research program coordinated examining issues related to the 21st Century condition
Congress Fee

Registration fee: $250 USD; Audience fee: $150 USD

Book of Proceedings

Amps Proceedings Series (ISSN 2398-9467) | Book by Cambridge Scholars Publishing

Indexed By
Web of Science (ESCI); Avery Index; DOAJ; EBSCO Art Source, Art Full Text, and Art & Architecture Complete; Ulrichsweb; JURN; British Library Web Archive; ANVUR; UCL Discovery; Baidu; Portico Digital Archive; ScienceOpen; ALDL – Agency for the Legal Deposit Libraries
Publisher
Routledge Taylor & Francis | UCL Press | Intellect Books | Cambridge Scholars Publishing | Vernon Press | Libri Publishing
Submit by E-mail
conference@architecturemps.com
Contact Person
Rajendra Kumar
Enquiries e-mail
conference@architecturemps.com
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