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Government CIO Outlook | Wednesday, November 28, 2018
With the growing popularity of the smart city concept, architects are busy finding out the best possible ways, which will make the cities simultaneously sustainable. After all, as remarked by the seasoned smart city advocates, a city can be referred to as smart provided it has the features which make up for a sustainable living. To facilitate smart and sustainable properties in the new-age cities, architects are inviting agencies to present their own ideas via 3D models. These models will enable architects to strategize dealing with different scenarios that could be implemented to the existing cities and make headways toward the unfolding of new possibilities regarding development. For instance, the 3D twin of Singapore City, Virtual Singapore, is disintegrating all silos, consequently empowering designers, planners, and architects to work closely together and move toward the sustainability of the smart cities.
One of the major objectives behind this entire strategy is to bring all the designers and architects together to work on a singular model that is enabled with real-time data visualization. As a result, the decision-making processes will become easier across all city systems, involving the areas of water management, public transportation, sewage and waste collection, along with energy services and utilities. In other words, it is a complete platform which allows users to make decisions based on 3D diagrams of the city and effectively implement a system, which in the long run acts as a sustainable solution for the residents of the place. Experts hold that the concept is still in its nascent stage and more additions are to be made in terms of foolproof planning systems.
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