8 curated resources
Explore 8 curated resources about climate on infrared.city. This topic hub brings together our podcast to help architects, urban planners, and sustainability professionals deepen their understanding of climate in the context of climate-informed design.
File-based workflows still dominate AEC collaboration, creating silos that limit transparency and innovation. In this Community Talks episode, Dimitrie Stefanescu joins Angelos Chronis to discuss how open-source interoperability platforms like Speckle are reshaping data sharing, collaboration, and the future of digital practice.
In high-performance buildings, embodied carbon can represent up to 50% of total lifecycle emissions, making comprehensive carbon accounting essential for meaningful climate impact. Starting from a debate between Emanuele Naboni and Giovanni Betti, this article explores the critical balance between operational and embodied emissions that leads to true climate impact.
A deep dive into the role of AI in urban design, the necessary urban balance that leads to sustainability, and the vision for data-driven design tools to enhance adaptive resilience through city planning.
The team behind infrared.city discusses AI's impact on architecture, data challenges, and their upcoming launch of tools to make environmental simulations more accessible.
A deep dive into the challenges and opportunities in adopting cutting edge technologies in the building industry, and the need for a shift in approach to AEC from a resilience perspective towards creating adaptable and efficient structures
A deep dive into the role of AI in urban design, the necessary urban balance that leads to sustainability, and the vision for data-driven design tools to enhance adaptive resilience through city planning.
A conversation on sustainable design in practice, local and temporal climate data relevance, simulation workflows and design principles that can enhance build space climate resilience.
A conversation on innovative urban cooling strategies, the crucial role of water in urban microclimates, and the need for urban designs that align with contemporary climate conditions.