Plant´s health and microclimate in a warming world
2nd place
Luiza Sobhie Muñoz, PhD Candidate at FAUUSP/ Brazil, and Daniel Felipe Outa Yoshida, Graduate from the School of Architecture and Urbanism of the University of São Paulo and master’s in architecture and Urbanism from the same institution in 2022, evaluated the impact of urban morphology patterns on plant health in Sao Paulo, Brazil, under current and future climate conditions, finding that certain urban zones exhibited heat stress in extreme conditions, highlighting the role of urban morphology and shading effects in influencing plant health and temperature regulation.