CTBUH INDIA
Advancing Sustainable Vertical Urbanism in India
Past Events
AlgorithmsFri, 30 AugITC Grand Maratha
Transit Oriented Development for Sustainable Urban HabitatsSat, 20 JulMumbai
CTBUH India Walk - MetrothonSat, 20 JulMumbai
Archfolio: A Kaleidoscope on Design ThinkingFri, 24 MayMumbai
About Us
CTBUH India
The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) is the world’s leading nonprofit organization for all those interested in the future of cities. It explores how increased urban density and vertical growth can support more sustainable and healthy cities, especially in the face of mass urbanization and the increasing effects of climate change worldwide. The relationship between policy, buildings, people, urban density, urban space, interior space, and infrastructure is key.
The India Chapter was officially established in September 2015. The work of the Council is only possible through the support of its members, which include most of the world’s leading developers, architects, engineers, contractors and others connected with tall buildings and sustainable cities.
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Our Initiatives
As the recognised international authority on tall buildings, CTBUH conferences differ significantly from commercial conferences in terms of quality of knowledge-sharing and networking opportunities. CTBUH events offer a wide variety of benefits to attendees, speakers, and sponsors. To stay updated on events - remember to sign up for our email.
Knowledge Sharing
CTBUH India organises seminars featuring industry leaders who are involved in cutting edge technology and research. Our curated events are open only to invitees who are most pertinent to the event theme.
Networking
The Council brings together the top professionals of the world shaping the future of cities to network, build connections and forge impactful networks through events, seminars, regional and world conferences.
Educational Outreach
CTBUH India conducts a series of lectures by leading industry professionals in architecture and engineering degree colleges for the benefit of students. Annual design competitions and research projects are also organised to encourage young talent.