This year’s projects were on the theme of ‘Invisible Cities’ and students successfully experimented with a wide range of interactive mapping, animation and charting techniques exploring topics such as air quality, tourism, trade flows and working cultures.
There was a lot of very high quality visualisation work completed, including flow maps, animated time series visualisations, interactive charts and 2.5D building visualisations. Students were encouraged to use web-based technologies to enable outputs to be shared easily. The visualisation projects are all online and can be explored below.
Shapes and the City Symposium – Call for Papers
The half-day symposium, organised by the UCL Urban Lab and the SHS Faculty, will take place on Monday 9 June as part of Urban Lab's 20th anniversary activities. Open to all staff and students at UCL.
29 Apr 2025
Blog: Unpredictable earnings or unpredictable livelihoods?
Rayhaan Lorgat reflects on volatility of earnings and its impact on living standards, and how this relates to the IGP's work on livelihood security and Universal Basic Services
29 Apr 2025
Bboxx releases groundbreaking AI driven payment behavioral tool, based on collaboration with UCL
Bboxx releases groundbreaking AI driven payment behavioral tool onto its Bboxx Pulse ® platform in collaboration with The Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction.
29 Apr 2025