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Fiat - REWRITING THE FUTURE OF OUR CITIES

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Society & Culture

Electric mobility, vertical forests and how to clean the air of our cities.
A conversation between Oliver Francois - CEO Fiat brands - and Stefano Boeri - founder and partner of Stefano Boeri Architetti: the man behind the award winning Bosco Verticale Project - about the best ways we can rewrite the future of our cities and our lives.

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A NEW OPPORTUNITY FOR CITIES AND NATURE

Restoring our ecosystems, what comes next? To close our little series we are going to touch on collaboration across sectors and on how our guests respond to the question: what comes next? Let’s discuss it with Stefano Boeri and Oliver Francois.

Nov 16, 2021•7 min•Transcript available on Metacast

SIMPLICITY VERSUS COMPLEXITY

A key to driving change is how we make the switch to electric cars simple for people, which is easier said than done; so we are going to talk with Stefano Boeri and Oliver Francois about the barriers to overcome: things like smarter homes and smarter cities.

Nov 16, 2021•6 min•Transcript available on Metacast

THE TIME IS NOW

In this second episode we are going to talk about urgency, bold choices and broad choices. We hear a lot of talk about things like “going all in” or ideas like urban archipelagos: let’s deepen these topics with Stefano Boeri and Oliver Francois.

Nov 16, 2021•7 min•Transcript available on Metacast

INSPIRING CHANGE

Did your life change during the pandemic? Did your city change too? If yes, how? Stefano Boeri and Oliver Francois have discussed this in the first episode of the podcast 'Rewriting the future of our cities’.

Nov 16, 2021•5 min•Transcript available on Metacast