BDATE-25 2025 - 43rd PATTAYA International Conference on “Building Design, Architecture & Transportation Engineering” (BDATE-25) scheduled on Dec. 18-20, 2025 Pattaya (Thailand)

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Deadline: November 18, 2025 | Date: December 18, 2025-December 20, 2025

Venue/Country: Pattaya, Thailand

Updated: 2025-07-03 20:46:06 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

So, Topics of Interest for Submission include, but are Not Limited to:

I. Integrated Design & Planning for the Built Environment

Smart Cities & Urban Systems:

Integration of IoT, AI, and big data in urban planning and management.

Smart infrastructure for energy, water, waste, and connectivity.

Data-driven urban planning and decision-making.

Digital Twins for urban environments and infrastructure.

Sustainable & Resilient Design:

Net-zero energy buildings and districts.

Climate-responsive architecture and passive design strategies.

Adaptive reuse of existing buildings and infrastructure.

Designing for extreme events (earthquakes, floods, wildfires, heatwaves).

Circular economy principles in construction and demolition.

Urban green infrastructure and nature-based solutions.

Urban Planning & Policy:

Land use planning and zoning for sustainable development.

Policies promoting mixed-use development and walkable communities.

Public participation and community engagement in urban design.

Economic and social equity in urban development.

Human-Centric Design:

Designing for health, well-being, and comfort in buildings and public spaces.

Universal design and accessibility in architecture and transportation.

Biophilic design and integrating nature into the built environment.

Psychological impacts of built spaces on occupants.

II. Architecture & Building Design Innovation

Architectural Theory & Criticism:

Contemporary architectural discourse and future trends.

Post-digital architecture and the impact of computation.

Critical regionalism and local identity in globalized architecture.

Phenomenology of space and embodied experience in architecture.

Advanced Building Materials & Construction:

Sustainable and eco-friendly building materials (e.g., mass timber, self-healing concrete, recycled materials).

Additive manufacturing (3D printing) in construction.

Modular and prefabricated construction techniques.

Smart materials and responsive building envelopes.

High-performance facades and fenestration.

Building Information Modeling (BIM) & Digital Fabrication:

Advanced BIM applications for design, construction, and facility management.

Parametric and generative design tools.

Digital fabrication techniques and robotic construction.

Interoperability and data exchange in the AEC (Architecture, Engineering, Construction) industry.

Structural Engineering & Building Performance:

Seismic design and retrofitting of structures.

Performance-based design and structural optimization.

Innovative structural systems (e.g., tension structures, shell structures).

Building energy modeling and performance simulation.

Daylighting and natural ventilation strategies.

Building Systems & Technologies:

HVAC and indoor environmental quality (IEQ) systems.

Smart building automation and control systems.

Renewable energy integration in buildings (solar PV, geothermal, wind).

Advanced lighting design and control.

Water management systems in buildings (rainwater harvesting, greywater recycling).

III. Transportation Engineering & Mobility Solutions

Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS):

Traffic management and control systems.

Connected and autonomous vehicles (CAV) and their infrastructure needs.

Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication.

Smart parking solutions.

Big data analytics for traffic flow and mobility patterns.

Sustainable Transportation Planning:

Public transportation innovations (BRT, light rail, high-speed rail).

Active transportation (pedestrian and cycling infrastructure).

Micro-mobility solutions (e-scooters, bike-sharing).

Integrated multimodal transport systems.

Transportation demand management (TDM).

Transportation Infrastructure Design & Construction:

Pavement engineering and sustainable road materials.

Bridge design, maintenance, and structural health monitoring.

Tunnel engineering and underground infrastructure.

Railway engineering and high-speed rail infrastructure.

Port and airport design and management.

Transportation Electrification & Alternative Fuels:

Electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure deployment.

Hydrogen and other alternative fuel technologies for transport.

Grid integration of electrified transport.

Logistics & Freight Transportation:

Sustainable supply chain management.

Urban logistics and last-mile delivery solutions.

Automated freight transportation (e.g., autonomous trucks, drone delivery).

Resilience & Security in Transportation Networks:

Designing transportation infrastructure for climate change impacts.

Disaster preparedness and recovery in transportation.

Cybersecurity for transportation systems.

IV. Interdisciplinary & Cross-Cutting Themes

Digital Twins for Integrated Design & Operations:

Creating living digital models that combine building and transportation data for holistic management.

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) & Environmental Impact:

Evaluating the environmental footprint of buildings and transportation systems from cradle to grave.

Policy, Regulations & Economics:

Urban planning policies, building codes, and transportation regulations.

Funding and financing models for infrastructure projects.

Economic impact of design and transportation choices.

Education & Workforce Development:

Curriculum development for integrated architecture, engineering, and planning.

Training for new technologies (BIM, AI, digital fabrication) in the industry.

Addressing the skills gap in the built environment professions.

Sensing & Monitoring Technologies:

Structural health monitoring of bridges and buildings.

Environmental sensing for air quality, noise, and urban heat.

Real-time monitoring of traffic and pedestrian flows.

Human Factors & User Experience:

Ergonomics and user-centered design in buildings and vehicles.

Designing intuitive interfaces for smart building and transportation systems.