Carlo Ratti

4 weeks ago | architecturalrecord.com | Ian Volner |Carlo Ratti

Architecture NewsInterviews Curating the Venice Architecture Biennale is never an easy job. At the best of times, the role entails a hefty logistical lift, marshaling some 750 participants from around the world and then bringing them together on a tiny, damp, expensive island. But in the present global situation, with cultural and economic conflict seemingly at every hand, it takes a special kind of daring to stage-manage architecture’s biggest international show.

Mar 13, 2024 | architecturalrecord.com | Carlo Ratti |Antoine Picon

In so many years of working as an architect, you realize you can learn a lot about the world based on what you get asked to build. So, it means a lot that, in recent years, we keep hearing variations on this question: how do you crown a city with a monument for the ages? How do you design an icon? This question betrays the shallowest instincts of our image-obsessed era, but it doesn’t need to go to waste.

Nov 22, 2023 | lemonde.fr | Carlo Ratti |Antoine Picon

Débats Tribunes Les urbanistes Carlo Ratti et Antoine Picon, dans une tribune au « Monde », ont démontré lors de récents travaux la capacité de l’intelligence artificielle à prédire certaines informations sur un quartier, uniquement sur la base de photographie. Un tel outil doit aider à orienter la décision politique, mais nous ne pouvons pas nous fier uniquement à lui. Temps de Lecture 3 min.

Sep 28, 2023 | msn.com | Carlos Moedas |Carlo Ratti

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Sep 28, 2023 | euronews.com | Carlos Moedas |Carlo Ratti

Carlos Moedas is the Mayor of Lisbon. Carlo Ratti is the director of the Senseable City Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyAs the “City of Seven Hills,” Lisbon is blessed with a prodigious number of miradouros, or scenic overlooks. They soar above the streets to reveal a sweeping panorama of history一medieval alleys and neoclassical boulevards, Moorish tiles and mighty football stadiums一and, perhaps, a clear view to the future.