The City of the Future – Lecture at Strelka Conference

The City of the Future – Lecture at Strelka Conference

January 15, 2020

Markus Appenzeller

How does the city of the future look like, and what are the big drivers? I was investigating these questions in a lecture delivered at the occasion of a conference organized in Krasnodar by Strelka Institute.

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