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TREE.0 – How can digital/physical prototypes get citizens involved?

By Danish Architecture Centre | [email protected]

31 May 2016

Vester Voldgade may look just like any old street in central Copenhagen, but in the next few years the street will be transformed into a living laboratory for smart urban solutions. Vester Voldgade is to become Copenhagen Street Lab: a site for experiments, tests and investigations of the potential for Smart City, Big Data and digital solutions in a city or town.
Smart urban solutions play/will play a major role in urban planning, both now and in the future.

The exchange of experience is crucial if we are to create positive solutions for a city and its inhabitants. So the Danish Architecture Centre and the Alexandra Institute invite you to a professional after-work meeting, where you can hear about lessons learned from the use of the digital tree, TREE.0. Join in the discussion about where to take things from here.

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Date: 9th of June
Time: 16-17.30

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