Future Cities Symposium & Exhibition 2025
Communications & creative direction for one of Singapore’s largest urban science symposia.
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Designed as a prelude to our 15th anniversary celebrations, the Singapore-ETH Centre (SEC) Day 2024 event showcased the incredible interdisciplinary research and innovative solutions we have fostered – together with our collaborators and partners – over the years. In a span of two weeks, Joshua VARGAS conceptualised a projection mapping booth as a reusable exhibition device that debuted at the SEC Day 2024 event. Joshua designed the booth with SketchUp; prepared photorealistic mockup renders with Blender and Adobe Photoshop; and adapted the Future Cities Venice Biennale 2023 exhibition video material for projection mapping with Adobe After Effects and DaVinci Resolve.
Designed as a prelude to our 15th anniversary celebrations, the Singapore-ETH Centre (SEC) Day 2024 event showcased the incredible interdisciplinary research and innovative solutions we have fostered – together with our collaborators and partners – over the years.
The Singapore-ETH Centre was established in 2010 by ETH Zurich - The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology and Singapore’s National Research Foundation (NRF), as part of the NRF’s external page CREATE campus. As ETH Zurich's only research centre outside of Switzerland, the centre has strengthened the research capacity of ETH Zurich to develop sustainable solutions to global challenges in Switzerland, Singapore and the surrounding regions.
The Future Cities Laboratory (FCL) Global is an international research collaboration between ETH Zurich and the Singapore universities NUS, NTU, and SUTD, supported by the National Research Foundation Singapore (NRF). At FCL Global, over 150 researchers across 13 modules bring together diverse expertise in Science, Design, Engineering, and Governance to develop transdisciplinary approaches tackling the global challenges of rapid urbanisation. Future Cities demonstrated how the FCL Global programme’s settlement systems approach enables the development of tools, scenarios, and strategies able to transcend the limitations of traditional disciplines.
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