CCLab joined AESOP 2025 to share our research, connect with peers, and exchange ideas on public space, energy transitions, and collaborative urban design.

We were delighted to take part in AESOP 2025, contributing to discussions and exchanging ideas with researchers, practitioners, and policymakers from across the globe. CCLab has contributed to three conference tracks: public space, emerging technologies, environment and climate. 

Dr. Ceren Sezer was as a moderator in the Community, Social Dynamics session of the Public Space track, sharing insights on the social dimensions of urban environments.

Alper Al presented resent research at the track of environment and climate: Uses and Limitations of Community Participation Tools and Strategies to Create Positive Energy Districts: A Literature Review

Liyuan Ma presented at the track of emerging technologies: Augmented Reality for Community-Based Collaborative Urban Design: A Case Study of RWTH Aachen University Campus Transformation

We found it was a great opportunity to share our work, learn from diverse perspectives, and build new connections within the AESOP community.