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Future of Streets

City Form Lab

  • COST

    Free and open to the public

  • TYPE

    CEs

  • AUDIENCE

    Design Enthusiasts

We are moving toward a future powered by autonomous vehicles, unleashing both new opportunities and challenges about public spaces, safety, jobs, and infrastructure. What does this mean and what do we need to consider as we integrate autonomous vehicles into our cities? Are autonomous vehicles really the answer?

Join us for a short presentation by leaders in the field of mobility followed by a panel discussion

2 LU AIA credits are available.

This discussion is part of BSA Space's current exhibition, Balancing Act: Urbanism & Emerging Technologies. The exhibition explores how technology influences our urban experience and the possibilities to focus emerging technologies towards the human experience and develop best urban practices to make our cities more livable, equitable, and sustainable.

Speakers
Vineet Gupta, Director of Planning, Boston Transportation Department

Jack Robbins, Partner and Director of Urban Design at FXCollaborative, Adjunct Professor at New York University

Andres Sevtsuk, Director at City Form Lab, Associate Professor of Urban Planning and Design at Harvard University Graduate School of Design

Moderator
Kishore Varanasi, Principal and Director of Urban Design at CBT


Your registration includes acceptance of our image release and consent statement.

Registrants to this event will be added to the BSA Space mailing list for updates on future public programs and exhibitions. Registrants may unsubscribe at any time. Email addresses will not be shared or sold to third parties.

Thank you to our exhibition sponsors:

Existing Conditions
Pickard Chilton


Thank you to the American Institute of Architects for supporting this exhibition through the AIA exhibition grant.

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