During the second year of the Master in AI for Architecture & the Built Environment students have the opportunity of working hand in hand with a series of renowned experts and industry partners in various fields, to develop an in-depth individual research agenda. Students propose a thesis project, to be developed throughout the year, and are allocated with an Individual Thesis Advisor, Technical Advisor, Business Development and Industry Advisor. During the second year of the program, the curriculum of the program gives students the chance to either participate in an accelerator program or embark on a paid internship with renowned architectural and urban design offices around the world that collaborate with the programme. This experience enables students to apply their newfound expertise in real-world settings, contributing to impactful projects, establishing strong future career possibilities and expanding their professional networks.
Data-driven and impactful solutions. Through the presentations of the industry partner’s challenges for the built environment, which are aligned with the master's vertical and horizontal master’s themes, students have the opportunity to engage with real-world issues that require innovative solutions. Guided by weekly guest experts from both academia and industry, students explore and define a research project that tackles the challenges of the built environment. The developed project focuses on a data-driven solution with the potential for practical application and further development throughout the academic year.
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Abstract: Natural disasters, especially earthquakes, often leave roads blocked, buildings collapsed, and maps outdated, making navigation and response efforts highly challenging, That’s where we operate. Our project SeisNAV is an AI-powered platform that combines satellite imagery and computer vision to detect collapsed structures and road blockages, providing real-time mapping and navigation tools for disaster response … Read more
