“Cities have become the core of social and economic development in a continuously and rapidly urbanising world."

Role of Architects, Planners and Designers

Using the technology available today, along with their specific skillsets and creative thought process, architects, planners, and designers can develop healthy, adaptable and vibrant communities that would last longer. By following key principles that put the needs of the people and environment ahead of anything else, these professionals’ primary function is to reconnect to the site, place, history and knowledge and establish a connection between the inhabitants and the building. It is necessary to maximise the value of the built-environment and leverage it to solve multiple problems at once.

People’s basic requirements will also change as urbanisation and technological advancement occur. The digital era has even led to many work-from-home opportunities, which eliminate the need for workspaces and commuting, a significant change compared to the last few decades. Considering such external circumstances, we expect densely populated city centres with 24/7 programming shortly. Instead of suburbs and commuting, people would want to live in the city centres near their workplace where they can have unrestricted access to all the services. 

To achieve this level of sustainability in cities, desired density, combined with new and more efficient modes of transportation, is one of the most challenging tasks with reference to planning for future-proof cities, a role that can only be played by efficient and diligent professionals such as architects, planners and designers keeping key principles in mind while designing the cities such as economy, ecology, water, waste management, energy, food, transportation, liveability, preserving the cultural heritage and art of the region.

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