Delos Symposia

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Delos Symposia were influential interdisciplinary conferences held in the 1960s and 1970s that brought together architects, planners, scientists, and thinkers to discuss the future of cities and human settlements.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conference series
interdisciplinary symposium
aim to anticipate challenges of rapid urbanization
to explore the future of human settlements
to foster dialogue between disciplines concerned with the built environment
approach forward-looking
interdisciplinary
systems-oriented
endTime 1970s
field architecture
environmental design
futurology
urban planning
urbanism
hasFormat conference
invited symposium
influenced architectural thinking about the city as a system
urban theory discourse in the late 20th century
language English
mainTheme environment and human habitat
future of cities
human settlements
relationship between technology and the city
urban futures
notableFor early discussion of global urbanization trends
influencing discourse on the future of cities
linking architecture with systems thinking
promoting interdisciplinary approaches to urban problems
participantType architects
designers
engineers
philosophers
policy makers
scientists
social scientists
urban planners
startTime 1960s
timePeriod 1960s
1970s
topic environmental impact of urbanization
governance of human settlements
housing
infrastructure planning
megacities
quality of life in cities
transportation in cities
urban growth

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