Technology is shaping cities, proportionally to the ability to build. Cities, since representing the place where 55% of the world’s population live, should be able to adapt to different needs: both from a socio-economic and a geomorphological point of view.
Nowadays the unusual relationship between land use and pollution sources (2% of the developed land produces 70% of total emissions) is a crucial issue also linked to the great energy crisis that our planet is currently facing.
In this critical landscape, the use of new technologies allows a digital management of the processes affecting the urban environment, in order to reach new goals for the achievement of sustainable objectives, which until now were difficult to reach and quantify.