EKC2024

DIVISIONS

Built Environment and Engineering Design (BEED)

As there is greater pressure for sustainable development, the requirements for the environment are becoming more demanding. There is broad agreement that densely populated urban areas should be more sustainable than rural areas. However, while over half of the planet's population lives in cities, they account for more than 75% of the consumption of non-renewable resources, causing climate change. The Built Environment and Engineering Design (BEED) Division will take a new perspective on the sustainable built environment and strategic and resilient approaches to responding to unprecedented events such as climate change. Also, the sustainability of the environment needs to be discussed in line with traditional architectural design, history, theory, and methodology. Therefore, the sessions aim to bring together architects, historians, designers, built environment professionals, climate and energy researchers, policy experts, and government officials to discuss recent research and works. The sessions of the BEED will allow delegates to increase their knowledge and skills related to building design, history, sustainable development, resilience, stakeholder engagement, and the performance of buildings and materials. A total of 6 oral sessions, including a keynote speech (Dr. Luca Simeone) & a roundtable discussion in BE2, is organized at EKC 2024. July 31st (Wednesday) · 9:00-10:40 [BE1] Urban & Architectural History Research (Chair: Kwangjin Lee) · 11:00-12:30 [BE2] (Keynote & Round Table) Thinking as a design material in city-making: Involving city stakeholders in design journeys that deepen their way of envisioning the future (Keynote: Luca Simeone; Chairs: Euiyoung Kim & Semina An) Aug. 1st (Thursday) · 9:00-10:40 [BE3] Changing with the Times - Revitalizing Brownfields in Cities (Chair: Nammyoung Hong) · 11:00-12:40 [BE4] Sustainable Built Environment (Chair: Moon Keun Kim) · 14:00-15:40 [BE5] Acoustics and its Impacts on Built Environments (Chair: Pyoung-jik Lee) · 16:00-17:40 [BE6] Co-creating Sustainable and Resilient Future for the Built Environment (Chair: Nicola Colaninno)

Programme Committee

DR. KIM, Eui Young (김의영)

TU Delft

e.y.kim@tudelft.nl

Show Profile

Dr. Euiyoung Kim is Assistant Professor of Design for Dynamic Stability in the Design, Organisation, and Strategy (DOS) department and Chief Research of People in Transit(PiT)/Mobility at the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering at TU Delft. Euiyoung was previously a lecturer & postdoc at Jacobs Institute for Design Innovation at the University of California, Berkeley. He was the research director in the Berkeley Research for Autonomous Vehicle Opportunities (BRAVO), and a co-principal investigator on several research projects on future mobility, design process and methods, cybersecurity, and next digital. He received PhD degree in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley focusing on Design Theory & Methods and New Product Development, Summer 2016 and was granted MS degree in Engineering Design Innovation at Northwestern University in 2011. Prior to moving to the United States, he worked in a strategic marketing team, Samsung Electronics. Dr. Kim’s research and teaching interest involve a variety of areas of engineering design, future mobility, user-centered roadmapping, human-centric research, design thinking, product design and development, design-driven innovation, IoT, cyber-security.

MS. AN, Semina (안샘이나)

VeKNI, TU Bergakademie Freiberg

ssam2na@gmail.com

Show Profile

Semina An is a Ph.D. candidate at the institute of industrial archaeology and history of science and technology (IWTG) at the TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Germany, and her project is supported by a scholarship from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). Her research interests include architectural history, World Heritage studies, and industrial culture. Her doctoral dissertation focuses primarily on Criterion (ii) of the World Heritage Convention, examining the revised description and consequences of inscription on the World Heritage List.  She completed her master's degree in architecture from the Korea National University of Arts. Her master's thesis, “the Discussion of Construction and the Urban Structure of Walled Towns to Protect the Capital City and the King in the Joseon Dynasty,” was published in MAB-Burgenforschung BD.3, Germany. She worked at Namhansanseong World Heritage Center in South Korea, where she was in charge of international affairs related to UNESCO World Heritage Sites. She continues to build her expertise by being involved with the ICOMOS Subcommittee on Industrial Heritage in Korea and the DDR Study Group (the East Germany Research Group) in Germany.

[BE1] Urban & Architectural History Research

Date / Time	2024-07-31 09:00 -- 10:40
Room	OC1.02
Conveners / Chairs	MR. LEE, Kwangjin KLEE & YAHN / Max Dudler GmbH Show Profile 2009 B.Sc. at the Faculty of architecture at Hanyang University, Korea 2016 M.Sc. at the Faculty of architecture at the RWTH Aachen University, Germany 2019 Registration of architect in the list of Architects of the State of Berlin, Germany 2004 Internship in the Architecture office DP Architects, Singapore 2007 Internship in Office of Ryue Nishizawa, Tokyo 2010-2011 employed architect in the Architecture office Heerim Architects, Seoul 2015 Internship in the Architecture office Uwe Schröder Architekt, Bonn Since 2016 employed architect in the Architecture office Max Dudler GmbH, Berlin Since 2019 director in Urban & Architectural History Research Lab. KLEE & YAHN Recent publications 2013 Master Project: Ausstellung einer Kulturlandschaft in Oberharz, RWTH Aachen 2014 Master Project: Zu Füßen der Villa, Vicenza, RWTH Aachen 2016 Master Thesis: Rehabilitation of the “Barbarathermen“ site in Trier at Prof. Uwe Schröder (co-Prüfer: Profin. Anke Naujokat), RWTH Aachen 2017 Project Main Post Office at Max Dudler GmbH 2018 Tutor at 2018 5th Hanyang University ERICA Campus Architecture Alumni International Workshop. Studio 1. Kulturlandschaft 2018 invited Speaker at workshop Palladio Academy XI, Dankook University, Lecture. Zu Füßen der Villa 2021 Competition Project Visitor center in Muskauer Park at KLEE & YAHN 2022 Competition Project Community center in Maishofen at KLEE & YAHN 2022 Competition Project Kiosk Stadthausanlage in Zurich at KLEE & YAHN 2017-2022 Project Office Building at Rudolfplatz, Cologne at Max Dudler GmbH 2022 invited Speaker in EKC 2022, Marseille, Lecture. Urban space into Architecture 2022 Exhibition wobistdu, Assimilation Forest in Forest at KLEE & YAHN 2022-2023 Project Heidepark Munich at Max Dudler GmbH 2023 Exhibition in Land, Infrastructure and Transport Technology Fair(LITT), Seoul, Project New Kiosk Stadthausanlage in Zürich at KLEE & YAHN 2023 Session chair in EKC 2023, München, Session. Dialogue with the existing / Lecture. Urban Qualities in the Cities 2023 Speaker in VEKNI 2023, Essen, Lecture. Kiosk Stadthausanlage in Zürich Since 2023 Project Bernhard-Lichtenberg-Haus at Max Dudler GmbH
Synopsis	In the realm of cities and architecture, unlike other fields of technology, technological advancement does not inherently equate to a qualitative improvement. Newly created cities and architecture do not necessarily guarantee a quality of life, but rather, in a city that has been formed for thousands of years, you can see the quality of the city and learn its continuity. Since modern times, many cities in Europe have been planned and formed with modern cities and modern architecture, but today we concern about the continuity of those cities. Furthermore, facing newly emerging global issues such as climate change, environmental pollution, demographic change, immigration issues and diseases, we are being asked to set new directions for urban and architectural planning today. This Challenge about new cities and architecture are not simply a part that can be solved by technological solutions, but rather a part that needs to be created bit by bit through dialogue with its urban History. In this EKC 2024 session, we would like to focus on various todays architectural and urban issues, which should be understood with its urban History.
Speakers	MS. AHN, Yumi (KLEE & YAHN / Simone Boldrin Architettura) [ 09:00 - 09:40 ] Title: Heritage Conservation in Practice: Embassy of Switzerland in Berlin MR. LEE, Kwangjin (KLEE & YAHN / Max Dudler GmbH) [ 09:40 - 10:10 ] Title: Ruins as urban space MR. KIM, Ki Jun (Atelier Ki Jun Kim) [ 10:10 - 10:40 ] Title: Public architecture and aesthetic experience: Focusing on Berlin and Seoul city halls

[BE2] (Keynote & Round Table) Thinking as a design material in city-making: Involving city stakeholders in design journeys that deepen their way of envisioning the future

Date / Time	2024-07-31 11:00 -- 12:30
Room	OC1.02
Conveners / Chairs
Synopsis
Speakers	DR. SIMEONE, Luca (Aalborg University, Denmark) [ 11:00 - 12:30 ] Title: Thinking as a design material in city-making: Involving city stakeholders in design journeys that deepen their way of envisioning the future

[BE3] Changing with the Times - Revitalizing Brownfields in Cities

Date / Time	2024-08-01 09:00 -- 10:40
Room	OC1.02
Conveners / Chairs	MS. HONG, Nammyoung PhD Student of Urban Conservation and Cultural Heritage, TU Berlin Show Profile Hong Nammyoung majored a dual master program in Historical Urbanism and Cultural Heritage Conservation at the Technical University Berlin. Currently, Hong is PhD Student of Urban Conservation and Cultural Heritage at TU Berlin. She works as a correspondent for the Seoul Institute to report on Berlin policies and worked in the Archives and Research Departments of the Berlin Cultural Heritage Administration.
Synopsis	Today, finding vacant sites within cities has become increasingly challenging. In many cases, urban land is already in use, but due to evolving needs and circumstances, brownfields have fallen into disuse. These brownfields, marked by a mismatch between their past uses and current requirements, demand fresh approaches for revitalization. This session aims to explore the revitalization of brownfields in urban settings. First, the collaborative efforts of various stakeholders involved in the brownfield revitalization process can be examined. For instance, contemporary housing projects that rehabilitate existing structures to accommodate population growth can play a crucial role in repurposing brownfields and generating revenue for both private enterprises and governments. However, it is essential to view brownfield revitalization not solely as a profit-driven endeavor but also as a means of promoting citizen participation and enhancing public awareness. The discussion will encompass the creation of accessible public spaces within cities, as opposed to exclusively commercial developments. Furthermore, the session will delve into the challenges related to preserving the historical uses of these brownfields and connecting them to the present. This includes designating certain sites and buildings as cultural assets and implementing history preservation initiatives. Naturally, questions will arise regarding the appropriate technology and techniques for redeveloping brownfields while maintaining their historical integrity. Topics of interest will include integrating new architecture with existing structures and achieving climate-neutral construction within historic buildings, a task that has historically proven to be challenging. This session promises to showcase numerous examples of urban development and architecture undergoing transformations from the past to the future. After presenting several case studies, session participants can further explore the utilization of brownfields within the city and examine the challenging position and complex process of urban spatial planning that these cases exemplify. From this viewpoint, it becomes evident that urban spatial planning is far from a straightforward endeavor, requiring consideration of various stakeholders, encompassing market interests, technical aspects, and discussions within civil society. In the end, the development of urban spatial planning such as brownfields is a crucial factor in determining the eclectic nature of the city. It involves more than just replacing the existing city model with a new one; it entails active participation by various actors in a process aimed at reaching compromises while constructing urban landscapes for our future society. Bibliography Genske, Dieter D., and Gesellschaft für Umweltgeowissenschaften, eds. Die Brache als Chance: ein transdisziplinärer Dialog über verbrauchte Flächen ; mit 3 Tabellen. Geowissenschaften + Umwelt. Berlin Heidelberg: Springer, 2003. Hall, Peter. Cities in Civilization: Culture, Innovation, and Urban Order. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1998. Lee, Jawon. “The Case Study of the Brownfield Development for Modeling of Korea,” 2016. https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:199659237. Rosa, Brian, and Christoph Lindner. “Introduction: From Elevated Railway to Urban Park.” In Introduction: From Elevated Railway to Urban Park, 1–20. Rutgers University Press, 2017. https://doi.org/10.36019/9780813576480-003.
Speakers	MS. HONG, Nammyoung (Urban Conservation and Cultural Heritage, TU Berlin) [ 09:00 - 09:30 ] Title: Legacy of the Skies: Urban Regeneration of Former Airports in Berlin MS. YUN, Daun (Tu Wien) [ 09:30 - 10:00 ] Title: Evolution of transport policy and its key actors for sustainable urban mobility planning - the case of Seoul and South Korea MS. JANG, Eunyoung (Humboldt-universität Zu Berlin) [ 10:00 - 10:30 ] Title: Berlin (European city)'s smart city strategy: In what direction is Berlin's smart city strategy developing, and what will the future society (smart city) look like?

[BE4] Sustainable Built Environment

Date / Time	2024-08-01 11:00 -- 12:40
Room	OC1.02
Conveners / Chairs	PROF. KIM, Moon Keun Professor at Department of Built Environment Oslo Metropolitan University Show Profile [Education] Doctoral Degree, Dr.sc.ETH Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich (ETH Zurich) Department of Architecture, Institute of Technology in Architecture Master of Science The Pennsylvania State University (PSU), University Park, U.S.A Architectural Engineering (Minor: Mechanical) Master of Science Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Lyngby, Denmark Engineering Acoustics Master of Science and Bachelor of Science Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea Architectural Engineering [Research Interests and R&D fields] Sustainable and Energy Efficient Buildings Microclimate in Urban Area Energy and Exergy Analysis Building Physics Low Exergy and Zero Emission Architecture Building Energy Simulation Advanced Heating Ventilation and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) Technology Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Artificial Neural Network Analysis Climate Change Impacts on Buildings Indoor Climate and Indoor air quality (IAQ) Architectural and Environmental Acoustics Daylight, and Artificial Lighting Sustainable building design [Recent publications] Chapters (Book chapter) M.K.Kim, Chapter 8, Ventilation system and heating and cooling, p225-246, Handbook of Ventilation Technology for the Built Environment, Publisher: Institute of Engineering and Technology, ISBN-13: 978-1-83953-147-7, Publication Year: 2022, Stevenage, United Kingdom Articles N.Fu, M.K.Kim, L.Huang, J.Liu, B. Chen, S.Sharples, Investigating the reliability of estimating real-time air exchange rates in a building by using airborne particles, including PM1.0, PM2.5, and PM10: A case study in Suzhou, China, Atmospheric Pollution Research, January 2024, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apr.2023.101955 C. Ren, J. Wang, Z. Feng, M.K.Kim, F. Haghighat, S.J. Cao, Refined design of ventilation systems to mitigate infection risk in hospital wards: Perspective from ventilation openings setting, Environmental Pollution, Volume 33315, September 2023, SCIE IF: 8.9, 10.1016/j.envpol.2023.122025 B.Gao, X.Zhu, J.Ren, J.Ran, M.K.Kim, J.Liu, Multi-objective optiminzation of energy-saving measures and operation parameters for a newly retrofitted building in future climate conditions: A case study of an office building in Chengdu, Energy Reports, 9, December 2023, page 2269-2285, SCIE, IF: 4.937, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.egyr.2023.01.049 N. Fu, M.K.Kim, L.Huang, J.Liu, B. Chen, S. Sharples, Experimental and numerical analysis of indoor air quality affected by outdoor air particulate levels (PM1.0, PM2.5 and PM10), room infiltration rate, and occupants’ behaviour, Science of The Total Environment, 851 part 2, 10 December 2022. SCIE, https://doi.org/10.1177/1420326X211038279 M.K.Kim, B. Cremers, J.Liu, J.Zhang, J.Wang, Prediction and correlation analysis of ventilation performance in a residential building using artificial neural network models based on data-driven analysis, Sustainable Cities and Society, 83, August 2022, SCIE, IF:10.696, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scs.2022.103981 M.Su, J.Liu, M.K.Kim, X. Wu, predicting moisture condensation risk on the radiant cooling floor of an office using integration of a genetic algorithm-back-propagation neural network with sensitivity analysis, Energy and Built Environment, 24 August, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.enbenv.2022.08.004 M.Su, J.Liu, S.Zhou, J.Miao, M.K.Kim, Dynamic prediction of the pre-dehumidification of a radiant floor cooling and displacement ventilation system based on computational fluid dynamics and a back-propagation neural network: A case study of an office room, Indoor and Built Environment, 2022, SCIE, https://doi.org/10.1177/1420326X221107110 J.Ren, J.Liu, S. Zhou, M.K.Kim, J.Miao, Developing a collaborative control strategy of a combined radiant floor cooling and ventilation system: A PMV-based model, Journal of Building Engineering, 54, 104648, 2022, SCIE, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jobe.2022.104648 J.Zong, J.Liu, Z.Ai, M.K.Kim, A review of human thermal plume and its influence on the inhalation exposure to particulate matter, Indoor and Built Environment, 25. March, 2022, SCIE, https://doi.org/10.1177/1420326X221080358 J.Ren, J. Liu, S. Zhou, M.K.Kim, S. Song, Experimental study on control strategies of radiant floor cooling system with direct ground cooling system source and displacement ventilation system: A case study in an office building, Energy, 239, 15 January 2022, SCIE https://doi.org/10.1016/j.energy.2021.122410 N. Fu, M.K.Kim, B. Chen, S. Sharples, Investigation of outdoor air pollutant, PM2.5 affecting the indoor air quality in a high-rise building, Indoor and Built Environment, 0,0, 1-18, 12 November 2021. SCI(E) https://doi.org/10.1177/1420326X211038279 M.K.Kim, Y.S.Kim, J Srebric, Prediction of electricity consumption in a campus building using occupant rates and weather element with sensitivity analysis: Artificial Neural Network vs. Linear Regression, Sustainable Cities and Society, 62, November 2020, SCIE https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scs.2020.102385 M.K.Kim*, Y.S.Kim, J.Srebric, Impact of correlation of plug load data, occupancy rates and local weather conditions on electricity consumption in a building using four back-propagation neural network models, Sustainable Cities and Society, 62, November 2020, SCI(E) https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scs.2020.102321
Synopsis	The Sustainable Built Environment session centers on advanced technologies geared towards understanding, designing, and advocating for sustainable building and urban environments. This session encompasses multidisciplinary research across various domains, including: 1. Sustainable buildings and resilient environments 2. Energy-efficient, zero-emission, and green buildings and communities 3. Climate change mitigation and adaptation in building structures 4. Indoor climates 5. Data-driven analysis, artificial neural networks, machine learning applications, and geotechnology in the built environment 6. Environmental pollution, and climate changes on occupants' health in urban environments 7. Green infrastructure, geo technology and its footprint 8. Sustainable construction materials and building technology 9. Smart and healthy buildingsUrban environments
Speakers	DR. YUN, Seoyeon (R&d Strategy Professional, Siemens Schweiz Ag) [ 11:00 - 11:20 ] Title: Impact of Physical Parameters on Personal CO2, PM2.5, and PM10 Exposures in a Simulated Office Environment DR. PAIK, Seong Mok (University College Dublin) [ 11:20 - 11:40 ] Title: Developing Innovative Data Management in Digital Construction: Case Study DR. CHA, Wonjun (University Of Birmingham) [ 11:40 - 12:00 ] Title: Buried Infrastructure Monitoring with Robotics and New Sensing Technology DR. MOSTEIRO ROMERO, Martín (Department Of Architectural Engineering And Technology, Tu Delft) [ 12:00 - 12:20 ] Title: On the Ground: Incorporating subjective occupant feedback into data-driven urban planning for climate-resilient cities PROF. KIM, Moon Keun (Oslo Metropolitan University) [ 12:20 - 12:40 ] Title: Assessing the Influence of Environmental Conditions on Residential Heating Energy Use

[BE5] Acoustics and its Impacts on Built Environments

Date / Time	2024-08-01 14:00 -- 15:40
Room	OC1.02
Conveners / Chairs	DR. LEE, Pyoung-jik Senior Lecturer at the University of Liverpool Show Profile [Short bio and main R&D fields] Oct. 2019 – Present , Senior Lecturer, Acoustics Research Unit, School of Architecture, University of Liverpool Jan. 2014 – Sep. 2019, Lecturer, Acoustics Research Unit, School of Architecture, University of Liverpool Nov. 2012 – Dec. 2013, Postdoctoral researcher, Acoustics/Noise control group, EMPA, Switzerland Nov. 2011 - Oct. 2012, Postdoctoral researcher, Institute of Sound and Vibration Research, University of Southampton, UK [Recent publications] S. Ziwei, P. J. Lee, Voice use of nurses working in the intensive care unit during the COVID-19 pandemic. Intensive & Critical Care Nursing, 82, 103620. (2024), (corresponding author) P. J. Lee, T. Hampton, Smartphone applications for measuring noise in the intensive care unit: A feasibility study. Journal of Critical Care, 79, 15443. (2024) (corresponding author) T. Hampton, S. Everett, E. Goldsmith, P. J. Lee, A challenge to the evidence behind noise guidelines for UK hospitals. Occupational Medicine, 73, 8, 507-511 (2023) S. Ziwei, P. J. Lee, H. Jung, Prevalence of voice handicap among nurses in intensive care units due to occupational noise during pandemic. Frontiers in Public Health, 11, 1250512. (2023) (corresponding author) A. Frescura, P. J. Lee, J. H. Jeong, Y. Soeta. EEG alpha wave response to sounds from neighbours in high-rise wooden residential buildings. Building and Environment 242, 110560 (2023). (corresponding author)
Synopsis	This session serves as a platform for gathering researchers and consultants specialising in various aspects of acoustics. Specifically focusing on the built environment, the session aims to foster discussions around recent research and practical activities in this field. The overarching goal is to provide a comprehensive exploration of topics such as room acoustics prediction, advancements in 3D and spatial audio, the evolving concept of soundscape, innovations in sound insulation, and the intersection of noise and health. In essence, this session strives to create a collaborative space where acousticians, architects, built environment professionals, and health experts can converge to share insights, exchange ideas, and delve into the latest advancements in acoustics within the context of the built environment. By facilitating this interdisciplinary dialogue, the session seeks to contribute to a deeper understanding of the intricate relationship between acoustics, architecture, and human well-being.
Speakers	PROF. JEONG, Cheol-ho (Technical University of Denmark) [ 14:00 - 14:20 ] Title: Improving acoustics and noise conditions in class rooms and hospitals PROF. LEE, Hyunkook (University of Huddersfield) [ 14:20 - 14:40 ] Title: Ecologically valid recording and reproduction for urban soundscape evaluations in a lab setting DR. JEONG, Jeong-ho (Fire Insurers Laboratories of Korea) [ 14:40 - 15:00 ] Title: Floor impact sound reduction performance of acoustic metamaterial ceiling materials MR. YOUN, Gwan Young (Arup) [ 15:00 - 15:20 ] Title: Stakeholder engagement tool - SoundLab DR. KWARK, Jihyun (Fire Insurers Laboratories Of Korea) [ 15:20 - 15:40 ] Title: Analysis of Evacuee Behavior Characteristics and Evacuation Time Through Evacuation Demonstration Experiments

[BE6] Co-creating Sustainable and Resilient Future for the Built Environment

Date / Time	2024-08-01 16:00 -- 17:40
Room	OC1.02
Conveners / Chairs	DR. COLANINNO, Nicola Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture and Urban Studies - DAStU at Politecnico di Milano
Synopsis	Climate change, economic and energy crises, and increasing population challenge the current built environment, adding burden on limited resources and space. Especially in advanced countries such as the Netherlands, buildings and infrastructures built more than 70 years ago face the end of their technical, functional, and financial life cycles. In addition, the transition towards a just, green, smart, sustainable, and resilient society calls for innovation in technology and governance of the built environment. The urgency to (re)construct a built environment that is both sustainable and resilient has never been more critical. It's crucial to rethink how we design and build our surroundings amidst evolving challenges and uncertainties. This session aims to discuss innovative strategies, technologies, and collaborative approaches to promote sustainability and resilience in our built environment. Key topics include: - Creating Sustainable Urban Spaces: urban planning strategies that prioritize compact development, green spaces, and equal access to amenities to build sustainable and resilient communities - Building Resilient Infrastructure: inter- and transdisciplinary approaches to strengthen critical infrastructure under increasing uncertainty and complexity - Circular Economy Principles: how to embrace circular economy principles in construction that can minimize waste and promote sustainable materials management - Community Involvement: engaging communities in the planning process to ensure inclusivity and social equity in building sustainable futures - Technology and Human: changing relationship and interaction between technology and human - Policy and Governance: effective policy frameworks and governance models that incentivize sustainable practices in the built environment Through presentations and panel discussions, this session aims to facilitate collaboration and knowledge exchange towards building a sustainable and resilient future for the built environment. We especially welcome interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research projects to present their work.
Speakers	MS. JOO, Jeongha (Delft University Of Technology) [ 16:00 - 16:25 ] Title: Citizonas: A Design Tool for Multi-dimensional Perspectives in City Planning Mobility Policy MR. SON, Wonil (Squire And Partners) [ 16:25 - 16:50 ] Title: Embracing Circular Economy Principles in Architecture and Planning: Policy and Implementation DR. COLANINNO, Nicola (Politecnico Di Milano) [ 16:50 - 17:15 ] Title: Walking heat-resilient cities: Understanding heat risk for pedestrians and walk-accessibility

PROGRAMME