This week, France recorded its hottest day since national records began. The UK experienced its hottest June day on record, while Spain recorded its highest average June temperature since 1950. Europe is warming twice as fast as the global average.
Our cities are not designed to manage extreme weather episodes that are more common every year.
Improving outdoor thermal comfort is about much more than adding trees, and requires decisions backed by data, not assumptions. Simulation tools like ENVI-met help designers evaluate how urban form, vegetation, materials, and other interventions affect the microclimate before construction begins.
Join the webinar with Rayan Mounayar from AIA Life Designers to learn how ENVI-met is used to support climate-resilient urban design both meso- and micro scales.
Date: July 8
Time: 11:00 AM (CEST)
Register here: Designing Outdoor Thermal Comfort: Multi-Scale Urban Heat Island Strategies using ENVI-met
The session includes two real project case studies from Grenoble and Paris, illustrating how simulation informs decisions on urban form, vegetation, materials, and pedestrian comfort.
