Conference room Chameleon October 21, 2026

10:30—12:30

The evolution of space is unique for each city and follows its own internal logic. Nevertheless, universal patterns can be observed in these processes. The key priorities are the use of innovative technologies and digital tools, as well as a focus on the needs of residents. What technological trends and social demands are shaping the appearance of cities today? How are new legislative norms and government support programs transforming development business strategies?


Topics for discussion:
  • Urban environment as a priority: new standards and strategies for territory development
  • A shift towards human‑centricity: a new construction philosophy — safety and functionality
  • Developing human resources: systemic measures of state support for training specialists in the construction sector
  • The city’s digital twin: how IT solutions are changing the approach to territory management
  • Developing transport infrastructure: balancing economic interests and the needs of city residents
  • Principles for designing “green” infrastructure: integrating wildlife into the urban environment
  • How do regions adapt federal practices? Experience in transforming the urban environment. The role of business in city management. Investments in urban infrastructure, support for social initiatives.