Digital Twin Cities Centre

Did you miss Jorge Gils presentation of the Milestone Project Data Models for Digital Twin Cities? Make sure to watch it on our Youtube channel.

This year's final Milestone Project Lunch Seminar happens tomorrow, Friday on Zoom! Alexander Hollberg and Liane Thuvander will present Twinable, a project that combines physical and virtual environments to enable a better understanding of visible and invisible aspects of the built environment. Join tomorrow at 12.15 on Zoom.

Tomorrow, at 12.15 on Zoom, it's time for another Milestone Project Lunch Seminar. This time on the project Twin re-fab presented by Malgorzata Zboinska, PhD. Sign up through the link.

This Friday the 18th of October it's time for Jorge Gils lunch seminar on the DTCC Milestone Project Data models for digital twin cities. Don't miss out - sign up below.

Don't forget to sign up for our Milestone Project Lunch Seminar on Data models for digital twin cities. The seminar will be held by Jorge Gil on October 18th at 12.15 on Zoom.

Did you know that urban densification affects wind, heat, noise, and air quality at every level, from city blocks to individual streets? How can urban planners ensure these environmental factors are accounted for in their designs? These, and many more questions were investigated by Franziska Hunger and the team working in the DTCC Milestone Project called Urban Environmental Comfort Design. Read more on our website.

On October 18th it's time for our next Milestone Project Lunch Seminar: Data models for digital twin cities. The seminar will be held by Jorge Gil at 12.15 on Zoom. See you there!

Exciting news! Digital Twin Cities Centre have received approval to continue our research for another five years. We have successfully completed numerous projects and are now planning for the future! - We’re very proud and happy with the results produced within the centre so far. We’ve had the pleasure of working with many engaged partners who see great benefit in using our research results as an important step in moving into the future of design and construction. Together with them and our skilled colleagues we are hoping to produce many more important insights over the next five years, says Anders Logg, director of Digital Twin Cities Centre. Read the full story on our website. Bernd Ketzler Minna Karstunen Vasilis Naserentin

Exciting news! Digital Twin Cities Centre have received approval to continue our research for another five years. We have successfully completed numerous projects and are now planning for the future! - We’re very proud and happy with the results produced within the centre so far. We’ve had the pleasure of working with many engaged partners who see great benefit in using our research results as an important step in moving into the future of design and construction. Together with them and our skilled colleagues we are hoping to produce many more important insights over the next five years, says Anders Logg, director of Digital Twin Cities Centre. Read the full story on our website. Bernd Ketzler Minna Karstunen Vasilis Naserentin

How can urban mining help meet the challenge of using existing material to build something new? The new Chalmers research project on urban mining evolved from the DTCC Digital Twins for Circularity Milestone project. Make sure to read the article in Framtidens Forskning with Alexander Hollberg, research leader for the project along with the DTCC Milestone Project Twinable.