A Disco for Europe
The DISCO project, coordinated by FIT Consulting aims to accelerate progress towards a new paradigm of urban logistics, adopting a Physical Internet-led approach, and to provide advanced tools for the smart, optimized, and flexible planning and use of urban spaces. So, eight Living Labs in European cities are experimenting with dynamic use of infrastructure through data sharing assets.
Erasing boundaries
Main reference of the Grand Paris Express, Saint-Denis-Pleyel station serves as a strategic interchange for passengers using public transport in and around Paris.
Can AI solve the critical issues in the infrastructure industry?
This is the fundamental question addressed by a new global study conducted by EY in collaboration with the International Federation of Consulting Engineers.
Rethinking infrastructure: not a cost, but a value
EY’s expertise explains the factors to consider when planning and implementing infrastructure, ensuring that such projects are an investment in the community’s future rather than a “necessary evil”.
The distinctive red hue of the new Boston terminal
A prismatic red paint, which subtly changes color depending on the light, was created specifically for the project of Logan International Airport’s Terminal E, in the capital of Massachusetts.
Opportunities to be seized in the recovery of flows
Post-Covid infrastructure changes and the need to develop and modernize multi-level connections highlight the importance of intermodal networks, technological innovation, and environmental sustainability.
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Data and reality
The role of algorithms and data in today's society, analysing their impact on daily life, the economy and social dynamics, is the subject of the editorial in issue 14 of DomusAir.
Traffic management platforms and the transition to a new urban mobility
In order to reduce road congestion and emissions, AI-based systems for better urban mobility such as Yunex Traffic are a valid support.
A complex engineering solution for the Paddington station
In the icon of Victorian railway engineering, a new 2,300 sq.m glazed roof and a 90-metre opening look directly up to street level from the platforms.