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Dr. Asma Mehan presentation: “Exploring the Duality of Digital Doubles in Urban Design and Pedagogy”
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Dr. Asma Mehan presentation: “Exploring the Duality of Digital Doubles in Urban Design and Pedagogy”

Dr. Asma Mehan presented her paper “Exploring the Duality of Digital Doubles in Urban Design and Pedagogy” at AI & Cities 2024 – Digital Double: Situating and Troubling AI Technologies for Architectural Reconstruction and Urban Simulation. Join us in Rome at the Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max Planck Institute for Art History for a dynamic program featuring 12 excellent contributions and lectures.

Don’t miss the Open Workshop on Friday afternoon (prior registration required).

Hosted by the University of Zurich (Digital Visual Studies), Bibliotheca Hertziana, and ETH Zurich (Future Cities Laboratory).

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Dr. Asma Mehan Presentation at TECH+
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Dr. Asma Mehan Presentation at TECH+

At TECH+ Dallas, Dr. Asma Mehan had the opportunity to offer insights into my cutting-edge academic research, sharing climate-focused tools and innovative approaches for sustainability and resilience in the AEC industry, driving forward new possibilities in design.

Check out the summary of the key discussions & innovations shared by AEC technology leaders at the most recent TECH+ conference in Dallas!

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“Transition” book chapter in ADAPTIVE REUSE: THEORETICAL GLOSSARY AND DESIGN LABS
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“Transition” book chapter in ADAPTIVE REUSE: THEORETICAL GLOSSARY AND DESIGN LABS

Dr. Asma Mehan presented her paper “Exploring the Duality of Digital Doubles in Urban Design and Pedagogy” at AI & Cities 2024 – Digital Double: Situating and Troubling AI Technologies for Architectural Reconstruction and Urban Simulation. Join us in Rome at the Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max Planck Institute for Art History for a dynamic program featuring 12 excellent contributions and lectures.

Don’t miss the Open Workshop on Friday afternoon (prior registration required).

Hosted by the University of Zurich (Digital Visual Studies), Bibliotheca Hertziana, and ETH Zurich (Future Cities Laboratory).

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