From Climate Targets to Real Action: Agentic Planning in Minutes, Not Months

Cities face growing pressure to deliver climate action, yet planning decisions are still produced through fragmented workflows. Transport models, CAD, GIS, and consultation outputs rarely align across scales. As a result, testing alternatives is slow, assumptions break easily, and turning ambition into concrete decisions takes years.

This session introduces an agentic InfraBIM planning approach that brings these elements together in a single, logically consistent representation of the built environment. Infrastructure, mobility, regulatory constraints, and climate trade-offs are handled together, allowing scenarios to be generated and compared without losing consistency.

Drawing on applied city and street-level projects, including public participation formats developed with LSE Cities, we will run a live scenario exercise. Participants will collaboratively explore alternative climate-relevant street and infrastructure configurations in minutes.

The session shows how this approach enables faster iteration, meaningful participation, and decisions cities can directly act on.