Street Knowledge

Street Knowledge brings together work on urban digital twins, public-facing simulation, and data-driven urban design. The project asks how computational planning tools can become more legible, more participatory, and more accountable to the people and institutions that use them.

Rather than treating urban data as a dashboard layer alone, Street Knowledge frames digital twins as civic interfaces: systems that should support explanation, negotiation, local expertise, and shared decision-making. The talks, awards, and current publication collected here belong to that research line.