U R B A N U M
The city from all angles

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Our philosophy

 

The city, from all angles. Urbanum is an interdisciplinary think tank and research foundation, fostering a comprehensive understanding and representation of the contemporary urban tissue, along with the investigation of practical improvement and innovation scenarios. The three pillars of our concept, called metaurbanism, are theory: academic research, podium discussions, multidisciplinary discourses; practice: future-proof urban planning methods, neogeography, digital cartography, data-based smart city solutions; and imagination: artistic approaches, exhibitions, creative city communication.

Interdisciplinarity

We find that the future of the city, of all the cities we live in, depends on forging a common, inclusive, interdisciplinary understanding. Urbanum is a supradisciplinary space where thoughts create a synthetiCity.

Collaborative

We provide an intellectual space where urban enthusiasts can exchange ideas, perspectives. Urbanum is a discussion forum and a project facilitator – believing in multipliCity.

Open

We welcome everyone and everything, be it an impulse, or a project sparkle, or just a good conversation. Urbanum is a continuous discussion balancing theory and practiCity.

What we do

THEORIA | UNDERSTANDING THE CITY

Knowledge Transfer

+ podium discussions
+ reading and discussion groups
+ interdisciplinary projects

Academia

+ research
+ teaching
+ publications

Events

+ conferences
+ workshops
+ exhibitions

PRAXIS | SHAPING THE CITY

Regional Development

+ policy making
+ data-driven methods
+ community building

Smart Cities

+ data analytics
+ digital cartography
+ urban IoT

Environment

+ sustainability
+ nature in cities
+ cities in nature

IMAGINATIO | REPRESENTING THE CITY

Art & Technology

+ exhibitions
+ curatorial work
+ design & data visualization

Placemaking

+ office and meeting space
+ urban bookstore
+ event and exhibition space

City Branding

+ communication strategy
+ creative campaigns
+ web and social media