11 Dec 2026
1. Bio-Cybernetic Architecture and Living Systems Architecture as an Adaptive Organism: Biomimicry, bio-inspired design, living materials, ecological interfaces, regenerative systems and more-than-human habitats.
2. AI, Machine Intelligence and Design Cognition: Generative AI, machine learning, agentic workflows, AI-assisted design, human-AI co-creation, design automation, ethical AI and computational creativity.
3. Cybernetic Feedback and Responsive Environments: Sensor-driven spaces, IoT-enabled buildings, adaptive façades, smart materials, real-time environmental feedback, interactive interiors and buildings that sense, learn and respond.
4. Computational and Parametric Design Futures: Algorithmic design, parametric modelling, simulation-based workflows, optimization, digital form-finding, generative systems and data-driven spatial design.
5. Regenerative Ecology and Climate-Intelligent Architecture: Net-zero design, climate-responsive architecture, circular materials, passive systems, carbon-conscious construction, ecological resilience and planetary design thinking.
6. Digital Fabrication, Robotics and Material Intelligence: 3D printing, robotic construction, CNC workflows, adaptive fabrication, material computation, bio-based materials, construction automation and future craft.
7. Cyborg Habitats and Post-Human Spatial Futures: Architecture beyond human-centred design; hybrid bodies, intelligent environments, wearable-space interfaces, machine ecologies, inclusive futures and more-than-human spatial ethics.
8. Urban Intelligence and Planetary Systems: Smart cities, digital twins, urban analytics, mobility, data-driven planning, climate-adaptive urbanism, resilient infrastructures and cities as living cybernetic systems.
9. Ethics, Consciousness and Future Practice: Ethical computation, algorithmic bias, spatial justice, authorship in AI design, ecological responsibility, future pedagogy, professional transformation, and the changing role of architects.
Abstract Submission Deadline: 24th October 2026
Abstract Acceptance Announcement: 5th November 2026
Full Paper Submission: 20th November 2026
Mail the extended abstract up to 800 words to: btl.internationalconference@reva.edu.in
Abstract Guidelines: Abstract should be 600–800 words, in Times New Roman font, size 12. It should clearly indicate the name, co-author, affiliation, email IDs, contact number, and should be aligned with the conference theme.
All accepted and registered papers will be published in the conference proceedings with an ISBN number. Selected high-quality papers will be published in Springer Nature Conference Proceedings.
Concept Note-BTL 2026 
