Cityzenith is proud to collaborate with some of the world’s leading institutions dedicated to improving sustainability in cities around the world.
The World Economic Forum (WEF), based in Switzerland, is an international non-governmental organisation "committed to improving the state of the world by engaging business, political, academic, and other leaders of society to shape global, regional, and industry agendas".
Cityzenith was selected by the WEF to join its Global Innovators Community and collaborate with partners around the world on the WEF Net Zero Cities Initiative.
The Digital Twin Consortium is a global ecosystem comprising industry, government, and academia. It was founded to accelerate the development, adoption, interoperability, and security of Digital Twins and enabling technologies.
Cityzenith hosts a dedicated workshop for Digital Twin Consortium members, ‘Towards Net Zero Cities: Building Back Better with Digital Twins’, which explores the use of Urban Digital Twins to help cities, infrastructure, and buildings and become more efficient and sustainable.
The workshop will run in parallel with Cityzenith’s recently launched ‘Clean Cities - Clean Future’ initiative, and participants will be given the opportunity to observe and get involved with multi-party Digital Twin projects in major American cities, including New York, Phoenix, and Pittsburgh.
Green Building Alliance (GBA) advances innovation in the built environment by empowering people to create environmentally, economically, and socially vibrant places.
Cityzenith signed an MOU with the Green Building Alliance to co-develop a Digital Twin of the 2030 District area of the City of Pittsburgh, collaborating with local partners including the University of Pittsburgh, the City of Pittsburgh, and local commercial building owners. The project goals include the development of a central repository for all building and infrastructure data, GBA-sanctioned energy assessment tools, and both engineering and financial analytics for property owners in the District.
