As the pressure to act on climate change increases, local authorities aim at setting ambitious urban agendas that can advance energy-efficient and sustainable buildings, infrastructures, and cities as a whole. What do city leaders need to consider for contributing to a better quality of life through smart and sustainable buildings and a well-integrated and intelligent city infrastructure?
Infrastructure Shaping Cities for the Better
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Martha Thorne
Distinguished Professor,
IE School of Architecture
IE School of Architecture
Benedetta Tagliabue
Director, Estudio Miralles Tagliabue (EMBT)
Angela Heise
Corporate Vice President,Worldwide Public Sector, Microsoft
Matthias Schuler
Founder,
Transsolar
Transsolar
Michael Flynn
Global Infrastructure, Transport & Regional Government Leader,
Deloitte
Deloitte
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