Critical Urban Research
We need a better understanding of urban life to build new design tools.
About
Our work primarily revolves around research and development of design computation tools. However, a considerable portion of our efforts is dedicated to studying people and cities. We explore the impact of smart technologies on power structures within smart cities, examine neoliberal business models of urban renewal, and investigate the spatial appearance of religious communities and issues of gentrification in Israel.
Overall, our curiosity spans various aspects of cities, technologies, and culture, deepening our understanding of urban environments and informing our AI research.
Funding
- Ariel University
Related Papers
(2020).
Open-source architecture and questions of intellectual property, tacit knowledge, and liability.
The Journal of Architecture
doi:10.1080/13602365.2020.1758950
(2016).
Open Source Architecture: Challenges and opportunities.
Unpublished
doi:10.13140/RG.2.2.30538.57285
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