Event: Panel Discussion and Book Launch
Date: Friday September 30th, 6pm
Location: Helzel Boardroom, California College of the Arts
1111 8th Street, San Francisco, CA 94107

Increasingly, new forms of communication and distribution systems broadly framed here as logistics are gaining scholarly traction in the design disciplines. Through work on management systems, data networks, mobility infrastructure and new forms of delivery, designers are not only exploring how logistics formats urban territory, but also projecting how logistical intelligence can be deployed
toward the future design of cities. This panel discussion presents research on the space of logistics by scholars from different disciplines architecture, urbanism, business and environmental design and will be followed by a book signing with Clare Lyster, author of Learning from Logistics: How Networks Change Cities

(Birkh user, 2016). A limited number of books will be available for sale.
Free and open to the public.

Speakers:

Neeraj Bhatia Assistant Professor at CCA, Founder of The Open Workshop

Barachi Gillai Gill Consulting, and former Director of Research for the
Global Supply Chain Management Forum at Stanford University

Clare Lyster Associate Professor of Architecture, University of Illinois at Chicago

Nicholas De Monchaux Associate Professor of Architecture and Urban Design,
Director of the Berkeley Center for New Media

Scott Paterson IDEO