Urban land and property markets are increasingly prone to dynamic and disruptive change, the drivers of which include technological, social, environmental and employment practices.
The growth of the post-industrial knowledge-based economy is changing how people work and live in modern cities, and emerging from the new urban forms, coworking spaces have become a fast growing feature.
About the PhD Positions (Job Description). Each year ERIM initiates and starts a substantial number of new and internationally oriented PhD research projects.
Sensory navigation proposes to introduce a novel way of experiencing the city centre of Reading, through the senses, including the visual, thermal, acoustic, visual and olfactory environment.
The precise definition of an Urban living Lab has yet to be pinned down but we do know they are places, both literal and virtual in which the public, industry stakeholders, policy and academia come together to explore and develop research on some aspect of the city.
