Technology and the City: Architectural Implications of Networked Urbanism
Welcome to the ARC546/URB546 research guide!
Welcome to the course guide for ARC 546/URB 546: Technology and the City: Architectural Implications of Networked Urban Landscape. Here you will find strategies and suggestions for researching smart cities, networked urbanism, artificial intelligence in the built environment, and the many implications of technology on the urban landscape. Use the tabs above to work you way through tools, resources, and virtual locations, and use the linked search terms to work your way through the library catalog.
Because the study and forecasting of smart cities is a new and rapidly evolving area of study, new resources (books, articles, conference papers, studies) are constantly being published. Check for new materials often, and get in touch with me if you have any questions or would like to schedule a research appointment.
You can email me: Gabriella Karl-Johnson [gjk@princeton.edu]
Or schedule a meeting: https://libcal.princeton.edu/appointments/gk
Suggested Search Terms
The following are a selection of suggested search terms and phrases for using as a subject search in the Library Catalog.
- Architecture and technology
- Architecture—Data processing
- Architecture—Technological innovations
- Automated vehicles
- Autonomous vehicles—Forecasting
- Automobiles—Automatic control—Forecasting
- Cities and towns—Technological innovations
- Cities and towns—Forecasting
- Cities and towns—Government policy
- City planning
- City planning—Environmental aspects
- City planning—Climatic factors
- City planning—Moral and ethical aspects
- Community development, Urban
- Information technology—Social aspects
- Information society
- Intelligent buildings
- Land use, Urban
- Mobile communication systems—Social aspects
- Smart cities
- Smart structures
- Spatial behavior
- Sustainable urban development
- Technological forecasting
- Technological innovations—Forecasting
- Technology—Social aspects
- Urban ecology (Sociology)
- Urban transportation—Forecasting
- Urban transportation—Social aspects
- Vehicular ad hoc networks (Computer networks)