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UCCRN European Hub at the Durban Urban Design Climate Workshop (UDCW) - Capacity Building & Best Practice Prototypes

The UCCRN Urban Design Climate Workshop sessions will allow representatives from Durban to integrate and scale up mitigation and adaptation principles by reducing energy consumption in the built environment, strengthening urban climate resilience, and enhancing human comfort and quality of life.

International Workshop “Climate-Resilient Urban Design” in Napoli

The workshop, part of the UCCRN UCDW – Urban Climate Design Workshop workshop series, is promoted by the Department of Architecture (DiARC) of University of Naples Federico II, within the Research Project SIMMCITIES_NA, in partnership with UCCRN - Urban Climate Change Network, New York Institute of Technology, University of Paris-East Marne la Vallée, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile.

International Conference Energy transition, climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction. Perspectives in research and practice in Napoli

The event is promoted by the Department of Architecture (DiARC) of University of Naples Federico II, within the Research Project SIMMCITIES_NA, in partnership with UCCRN - Urban Climate Change Network, New York Institute of Technology, University of Paris-East Marne la Vallée, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile.

UCCRN European Hub at the New York City Urban Design Climate Workshop (UDCW)

Urban Design Climate Lab Workshops are underway worldwide with urban designers, urban planners, climatologists, policymakers, stakeholders and graduate students working side-by-side. The New York City Urban Design Climate Workshop (UDCW) was held on 11 August in New York City at the New York Institute of Technology, 1855 Broadway (at 61st Street). 

UCCRN European Hub at the 10th International Conference on Urban Climate / 14th Symposium on the Urban Environment

Mattia Leone (University of Naples Federico II), with Jeffrey Raven (New York Institute of Technology) will be present at 10th International Conference on Urban Climate / 14th Symposium on the Urban Environment, in the session “Urban Design and Planning with Climate”.

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