Damiano Cerrone, researcher at Tampere University and Co-Founder of UrbanistAI, came to meet the Mosaic team to share insights on AI-driven participatory planning and multispecies urbanism. He demonstrated the UrbanistAI platform, showcasing how AI can support inclusive & participatory urban design
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We organised a research seminar by Dr Stanislav Roudavski, he is an academic at the University of Melbourne and founder of Deep Design Lab, exploring more-than-human design. In his talk, he urged a shift away from human-centric approaches toward inclusive, ecologically responsible practices.
We ran the first workshop for the Mosaic project at our first Living Lab site at Spitalfields City Farm. The workshop explored: How can we secure the future of the farm? By co-creating community visions for it to survive and thrive in the future. If you missed it reachout or signup to the newsletter
We organised a seminar talk by Chloe Treger from @darkmatterlabs.org on TreesAI. Treger shared real-world examples, use of technology modelling and data visualisation as ways to recognise natural infrastructure to be essential for urban well-being and economic growth.
Together with @hcid.city colleagues we visited the Interaction Research Studio situated at the University of @northumbriauni.bsky.social, London campus. We met the studio’s directors, Professor Bill Gaver and Associate Professor Andy Boucher, and their team to discuss the new studio and maker space.
We have our first medium article, now live. Looking forward to having more conversations around Untying the knots of measuring, monitoring and marginalisation of More-than-Human worlds. medium.com/@simchopra/u...
Untying the knots of measuring, monitoring and marginalisation of more-than-human worlds
This article is a reflection piece, assessing our recent visits to two separate sites — the Natural History Museum, and SHIFT — based in…
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