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Led by OUTCOMIST, an international design team including Diller Scofidio + Renfro, PLP Architecture, CRA - Carlo Ratti Associati, and Arup won the competition to revitalize the Porta Romana Railway Area, transforming the industrial site into a diverse green neighborhood in Milan. Rehabilitating a disused railway yard into a connective tissue that links the southeast area of the city to the center, the development will generate a rich biodiverse public space, including a large urban park.
Parco Romana is an urban-scale redevelopment located in Milan’s Porta Romana district. Reinterpreting the industrial legacy of the site, the winning proposal by OUTCOMIST, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, PLP Architecture, CRA - Carlo Ratti Associati, and Arup reanimates the area with contemporary programs centered on an ethos of sustainability. Aligned with the goals of the Paris Agreement, the European Green Deal, and the National Recovery and Resilience Plan defined at the SDG level of the Unite
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Vast, three-dimensional models of urban environments are already a familiar sight – you might explore one in a video game, for example – but they can also be used for cities’ information services, research and commercial purposes. 3D city modelling has become a common task in producing geographic data for cities. The Research Institute of Measuring and Modelling for the Built Environment (MeMo) at Aalto University both studies city models and produces the data used in their creation.
The MeMo research group produces data for city models through a variety of 3D measurement and modelling methods. In particular, they use methods based on photogrammetry or laser scanning, including drone-based aerial imaging, terrestrial laser scanning or SLAM-based mobile mapping, says Arttu Julin, a doctoral student with the group.
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The City of Helsinki has announced the winners of its million-euro Helsinki Energy Challenge.
An international jury selected four winners out of ten finalists at an awards ceremony that marked the end of the year-long challenge.
The competition attracted 252 proposals from teams based in 35 countries. The winning solutions all focused on the city s district heating system, which accounts for more than half of Helsinki s carbon emissions.
The city has committed to becoming carbon neutral by 2035.
Two of the winning concepts, HIVE and The Hot Heart, would use water from the Baltic sea as a source of carbon-free warmth and energy storage for Helsinki s heating needs.