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Revision as of 09:01, 16 December 2014
- For informations on citizen-financed urbanism, see Crowdfunding Urbanism.
Introduction on Crowdsourcing [1]
Crowdsourcing urban planning puts the future of cities into the hands of the people in all sorts of unexpected ways, from custom-designing new downtown districts to identifying problem areas for cyclists and pedestrians. [2]
Contents
Definitions
- Urban planning
- Urbanism
- Participatory processes
- User generated content
- Outsourcing
Theory
- Process of self-renewal
- importance of the internet in terms of exchanging ideas (social media, globilisation)
Methods
- New strategies for improving cityscapes
- User groups
Examples
Do It Yourself City Manual
The Do It Yourself City Manual is a small booklet that covers a wide range of participatory urban project examples in the context of Vienna. It gives an overview on legal regulations, issues and possibilities concerning interventions and city reprogramming.
Guerilla Bike Lanes
Text Text Text [3]
Commuter Buses
Text Text Tex
DIY Crosswalks
Text Text Text
MyIdealCity
Text Text Text
Controversies
- Architectural design competitions -> example: Guggenheim Helsinki (estimated almost 60 years of a working life spent in total (1715 projects a 300 hours)
Potentials
Literature
- Neuhaus, Fabian (Ed.): Studies in Temporal Urbanism. The urbanTick Experiment, 2011, ISBN 978-94-007-0937-9.
- Jeffrey Hou, Benjamin Spencer, Thaisa Way,Ken Yocom (Ed.): Now Urbanism: The Future City is Here, 2014, ISBN: 978-0415717861.
