All abstracts will be peer-reviewed by the scientific program committee. The review process will be organized in two stages: abstract review and full-paper review. Authors of the (provisionally) accepted abstracts will be invited to submit a full paper.
Full papers will be reviewed by relevant reviewers from the scientific program committee. Accepted and presented papers will be published in the Conference Proceedings Book (two volumes) with an ISBN. Published papers will be submitted to academical databases for indexing (Web of Science and Scopus).
Please submit 300 words and references (not included in the word count) via the button below. Deadline: 15/01/2022:
Before considering submitting your abstract please review the conference theme, the tracks and topics listed below:
Critical and Inclusive approaches to the Smart City, Co-creation Living Labs and Social Design
- Collaborative, inclusive and participative design
- Critical approaches to smart cities, city modelling and GIS
- Civic and data-driven urban and architectural design
Design Democratization through Parametric Design and Fabrication
- Simulation, prediction and evaluation in design
- Structure optimisation and material-based design
- VR, AR and/or XR
- Design democratization, open design and mass customization
Co-creators: IoT, Buildings, Robots, Software Agents…
- Interactive and Adaptive Architecture
- Digital fabrication and robotics
- Agent-based modeling, AI and machine learning
- Building Information Modeling
Teaching and Learning ICT-enabled Co-creation
- Digital co-creation in spatial design teaching and learning
- Critical co-creation pedagogies
Wisdom of the Crowd: Harnessing Collective Intelligence through Human-Computer Interaction
- Computational design, creativity and design thinking
- Human-computer Interaction (HCI)
- Media architecture and placemaking
- Digital representation and visualization
The New European Bauhaus: Co-creating a Future that is Sustainable, Inclusive and Beautiful for our Minds and Souls
- Performance-based spatial design
- Digital heritage
- Circular cities