Leverage smart utility networks to benefit Aerotropolis

Journal article (2016)
Department
Architectural Engineering and Technology (Architecture and the Built Environment) (TU Delft)
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Published Date

31-12-2016

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TVVL Magazine, 2016 (3)

ISSN:

0165-5523

Faculty

Architecture and The Built Environment

Department

Architectural Engineering and Technology

Abstract

Since 2008 humanity is officially and urbanized species. Homo Urbanus consumes 75% of energy in buildings and transportation [Battle 2006]. Thus, the key to finding solutions to the effects of climate change is to be found in urban areas. This article focuses on the aerotropolis with at their core the airport. It explores how these regions can leverage the dynamics of our global economy and the development of smart utility networks to become resilient urban regions. In doing so the article gives a holistic perspective and identifies three key drivers.

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