Context
understand the city
Technology
equip with data
Action
apply in cities
MBA
The system
Three axes
one system
the MBA is the synthesis.
The framework brings together urban context, technology and action. Together, the three layers prepare well-rounded change agents who can read, design and transform cities.
Faculty
Change agents
70+ professors · 8 countries · academia, government and the market.
Gerhard Schmitt
ETH Zurich
AI in urban design, Generative Cities
Professor emeritus at ETH Zurich, known worldwide for his work in computational design and generative cities.
Alain Bertaud
NYU, former World Bank economist
Urban economics
Urban planner and economist with more than 50 years in urban planning at the World Bank.
Michael Batty
UCL
Urban complexity
Professor at UCL and a global authority on urban complexity science and city modeling.
Kai-Uwe Bergmann
Partner at BIG
Architecture
Partner at Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), working on large-scale architecture and urbanism projects.
Emilio Merino
Urban Planning, Mobility
Senior international transportation consultant on projects financed by the World Bank and the IDB.
Angélica Rigo
Systematica
Urban Mobility
Senior Mobility Consultant at Systematica in Milan.
Mauricio López
FROM
Architecture, Prefabrication
Architect, professor and co-founder of FROM. Works with prefab, natural settings and culture. Award winner (MCHAP, BIAU) and curator of the Uruguay pavilion at the 18th Venice Biennale.
Douglas Strabelli
Sagewood Corporation
Real Estate Market
Founder and CEO of Sagewood Corporation, with more than 360 projects completed in the luxury real estate market in the USA and Brazil.
Responsive Cities
MBA
360 hours of training. 12 months. a business, a project or a public administration plan.
professors
countries
cohorts
alumni
Custom training for those who make decisions about cities
In Company
Custom training programs for governments, institutions and companies. Each one combines the three axes (context, technology and action), adapted to the reality of the organization.
Government and public sector
Decisions based on data and planning with location intelligence.
Institutions and organizations
Urban change agents, trained with a transdisciplinary methodology.
Companies
Teams that work where data, design and the market meet.