Low-tech & high-tech: scenarios of future urban life

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International seminar in the framework of the Passages exhibition in Beijing

Improving the mobility of tomorrow’s city implies combining low-cost interventions (strategic crossings, signposting, services and applications …) up to the use of new technologies (electric, connected, autonomous, new infrastructures …). Technology changes our lives, as well as the relationships between human and nature, human and city, and human and human. Will there be any intelligent solution to resilient urban development and user-friendly passage design? Let us cross the boundaries of disciplines and imagine a better urban life together.

Presentation by Haixiao PAN (Director of City on the Move China; Director of Land Use-Transport Studies in the Department of Urban Planning, Tongji University)

Remarks by Rémi Bastien (President of VEDECOM) and Jean-Baptiste Main de Boissière (Minister Counsellor at the French Embassy in China)

Keynote Speech by Kongjian YU (Professor of College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Peking University; Chief Designer of Turenscape)


Round-table 1: Strategy, policy and emergences

Presenter: Mireille Apel-Muller (Director of City on the Move-VEDECOM Institute; Curator of Passages Exhibition)

Discussants

  • Luc Marbach (General Manager of VEDECOM)
  • Haixiao PAN (Director of City on the Move Institute China, Director of Land Use-Transport Studies in the Department of Urban Planning, Tongji University)
  • Kongjian YU (Professor of College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Peking University; Chief Designer of Turenscape)
  • Julien Bonnet (Counsellor for Digital Economy, French Embassy in China)
  • Daizong LIU (Director of Chinese Sustainable City Project, World Resources Institute)
  • Jian LIU (Doctor; Associate Professor in School of Architecture, Tsinghua university; 2016-2017 Fulbright Visiting Scholar of Harvard University)


Round-table 2: Case Study

Presenter: Stanley LUNG (Director of the International Center of Turenscape; Project Manager of the Exhibiton “Passages: Transitional Spaces for the 21st-century City” in China)

Discussants

  • Dafei YIN (Chief Scientist of Mobike)
  • Florence de Goldfiem (Vice President Communication, Governmental Affairs & CSR, Renault Group)
  • Michel LI (Representative of Greater China of Ecocounter)
  • Maxime Beurel (French Tech Hub Beijing)Passages15th

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