#27 - Honorata Grzesikowska: Masterplanning, Spatial Equity, Self-sufficiency

#27 - Honorata Grzesikowska: Masterplanning, Spatial Equity, Self-sufficiency

Honorata Grzesikowska is an urban designer and researcher whose work dives deep into urban design and spatial equity. She’s the creator of a vast library of masterplans on Urbanitarian. She is a frequent voice on LinkedIn, where she shares insightful tips on how to be a better urban designer and what urban design truly means in practice. Alongside her design practice and collaborative projects, we explore how women’s perspectives are reshaping urban planning and what it means to design for equity in today’s cities. Find out more: https://honorata.io https://urbanitarian.com

#26-Yohan Wadia & Parshav Sheth: Labs of Urban Innovation

Yohan Wadia and Parshav Sheth are India based urban planners and co-founders of @LABS, a platform that engages in education, consultancy and innovation on urban issues.  Find out more: https://www.labsonline.in

#25 - Ramon Gras: City Science, Urban Design & Digital Twins

Ramon is the CEO and Founder at Aretian Urban Analytics and Design and an Urban Design Researcher at Harvard University. He co-authored the book City Science: Performance Follows Form. Find out more: https://www.aretian.com/

#24 - Angelos Chronis: AI, Architecture and Environmental Simulations

Angelos Chronis is the CEO and Co-Founder of Infrared City, Co-Director of the Master in AI for Architecture and Business Innovation at IAAC, and Senior Research Engineer at AIT.  More info at: https://infrared.city/ https://iaac.net/ https://www.ait.ac.at/

#23 - Ocean Jangda and Firas Saffiedine: Real Estate Development for the 21st Century

A conversation with Ocean Jangda and Firas Saffiedine. Ocean Jangda is a real-estate manager and urban technologist. His recent thesis at the MIT Center for Real Estate, titled Urban Technology: Rethinking Real Estate Development for the 21st Century, challenges how we build cities and argues for a development model that is deeply connected to biology, technology, and the biosphere. Firas Saffiedine is an author and founder of the architecture practice Spatial Forces. We explore questions about the future of development: What responsibilities do developers have? Can cities behave like living systems? How does information, matter, and energy shape urban futures, and what does it mean to design for the planetary scale? This episode dives into the mental models, ethics, and cosmic perspective required to rethink how and why we build. Find out more about Ocean and Firas here: https://oceanjangda.org https://www.spatial-forces.com