This was the first Smart City Conference
The Smart City Conference in Frankfurt is aimed at TOP decision-makers from:
- Politics (state and city: decision-making bodies, departments, urban planning)
(objectives and restrictions, options for cooperation) - Investment (project financing and development)
(where is Smart City investment particularly worthwhile) - Project planning
(what belongs in a multidimensional Smart City planning)
- Architecture
(integration of the smart city dimensions) - Retail and services
(land use of city centres and peripheral areas) - Industry
(interaction of working and living) - Logistics and supply/disposal
(securing supply flows into/out of the smart city)
Cooperation partner
For more than six decades, AW Architektur & Wohnen has stood for an exclusive mix of topics from design and living culture, architecture and the art of building, garden design and travel. Lively portraits and reports take a deep look behind the facades, track down trends and present unusual, forward-looking projects.
As one of the leading media of the design and architecture industry, AW Architektur & Wohnen with its accentuated content is a powerful source of inspiration – by means of newly conceived themes, innovative design approaches and discourses on socially relevant topics that are taken up in the new AW dossier.
Why you should be part of the Smart City Conference:
- Learn from TOP speakers from North America and Europe
- Use the knowledge gained to check your Smart City strategy for consistency
- Use the learnings from others to avoid pitfalls
- Get comprehensive knowledge in a compact 2 half-day session
- Learn about funding programs for Smart City projects
- Expand your network
- Exchange ideas with experts
More details on the concept of the Smart City Conference:
Topics
- From the basics to the big picture
Classification of smart city dimensions, interaction and pitfalls - Development and transformation of existing buildings
Concepts and learning effects in new quarters and traditional city centers - Attractive city centers: shopping or showroom?
How do city centers and shopping streets remain attractive? And what does this mean for last mile delivery and municipal finances?
Key Facts
02. November Afternoon
03. November Morning
Tower 185 | 48. Etage
Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage 35
60327 Frankfurt am Main
Partner
Your contact persons
Program
Lisa Jung
Telefon: +49 69 7595-3048
lisa.jung@dfvcg.de
Sponsoring
Robert Saran
Telefon: +49 69 7595-3047
robert.saran@dfvcg.de
Organisation
Sabrina Schewe
Telefon: +49 69 7595-3019
sabrina.schewe@dfvcg.de
