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Workshops

Delegates attending workshops at the CTBUH 2024 Int’l Conference in London. ©CTBUH

Selected Workshop Topics (More to Come Soon!):

  1. City Advocacy Forum—sponsored by KPF
  2. Controlling the CostTall vs. Giga Tall—organized by the Cost and Construction assemblies
  3. Regulating Windiness in the Public Realm—jointly organized by the Engineering and Urban Habitat assemblies
  4. Mobility workshop—organized by VT committee
  5. Sustainable Circular Economy Design
  6. Design Smart, Build Smarter; Systems Design and Constructability—organized by Smart Tech assembly
  7. Vertical Communities from Inception to Occupation: The Benefits of Broadening the Talent Pool—organized by the EDI committee

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