This high-level forum will feature distinguished designers, scholars, policy makers, urban practitioners and industry leaders from assorted fields such as real estate development, finance, and transportation to convene over discussions as to the future of American infrastructure. The program will commence on the evening of 8th April and will conclude in the afternoon 9th April.
Our post-war urban infrastructures have aged and on a daily basis new voices speak to the urgent need for their replacement and reconstruction. Can a typical American city be transformed from a collection of fragments assembled regionally by interstate highways, to a more durable regional constitution, using targeted infrastructural investment projects? This question frames the first conference of the Center for Advanced Urbanism.
Venue.- MIT Media Lab. 75 Amherst Street. Cambridge, MA 02139. USA.
Dates.- Apr 8, 2013 to Apr 9, 2013.
Registration is now open for the forthcoming symposium, Infrastructural Monument hosted by the MIT Center for Advanced Urbanism. The symposium will be held on the MIT campus, Cambridge Massachusetts from 8-9th April 2013. Registration is available here: http://cau.mit.edu/conference/2013-cau-symposium
