Conference Theme

Track 1: Emerging Technology Applications in Architectural Design, Construction, Education, and Practice

• Generation of urban landscapes and building designs employing AI models, parametric tools, and immersive hyperrealities.

• Environmental performance assessment of urban landscapes, buildings, and interior spaces using AI-driven simulation tools, energy analytics, and ecological footprint metrics.

• Technological advancements in renewable energy systems, communities, and intelligent distribution networks.

• Machine learning, digital fabrication, robotics, and 3D printing in design and construction.

• Nanotechnology advancements in design and construction.

• Ground-breaking architectural studios and course curricula that integrate AI, ML, parametric design, and digital simulation tools.   

• BIM modeling and the future of architectural practice and construction.
  

Tr​ack 2: Emerging Technology Applications in Interior and Product Design​

• AI-generated designs of interior spaces and products using parametric configuration tools and immersive hyperrealities.

• Machine learning, digital fabrication, robotics, and 3D printing in interior and product design.

• Ground-breaking interior and product design studios and course curricula that integrate AI, ML, parametric design, and digital simulation tools. 

• Nanotechnology applications in interior design and product development.
  

Track 3: Humanization of Emerging Technology-driven Environments, Spaces, and Products.

• Development of AI and ML modules that are sensitized to human needs and aspirations.
• Control and management of vulnerabilities, privacy concerns, and security threats of AI-generated environments, spaces, and products.
  
• Mitigation of environmental and health hazards related to nanomaterials during industrial production, construction, and building occupancy.
• Preventive and mitigation strategies that heighten the human experience and mediate between human and machine intelligence.  
• Optimization and mitigation of the impact of renewable energy systems on built environments.
• Philosophical positions and theoretical debates regarding emerging technologies and their paradoxical impact on the human condition. ​