CoDesign,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 24
Published: Aug. 16, 2024
This
paper
examines
the
role
of
co-design
methods
in
catalysing
neighbourhood
sharing
and
commoning
European
cities.
Through
comparative
analysis
two
design-mediated
Urban
Living
Labs
(ULLs)
Bagneux/Paris
Poplar/London,
explores
how
goods,
spaces,
experiences
are
sustained
different
contexts.
The
then
presents
a
framework
which
was
implemented
both
cities,
new
projects
relations
support
urban
commons.
We
conclude
that
nesting
practices
within
'civic-organic'
ULLs
can
help
to
foster
productive
long-term
between
communities
academic
partners
based
on
mutual
trust
initiate
neighbourhoods
study.
argue
generative
this
space,
flattening
knowledge
hierarchies,
supporting
action
ground,
developing
situated
responses
local
needs.
Journal of the Knowledge Economy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(1), P. 1592 - 1624
Published: March 10, 2023
Abstract
One
of
the
most
recent
topics
in
smart
cities
is
community
engagement
which
has
been
generally
deliberated
both
industrial
and
academic
literature
around
approaches
tools
employed
urban
environment.
Accordingly,
purpose
this
study
to
advocate
for
as
a
key
driver
that
supports
acquisition
knowledge
requirements
needed
innovation
creativity
towards
achieving
an
equitable
social
sustainability.
A
semi-systematic
review
method
adopted
analyze
71
sources
from
Web
Science
Scopus
databases.
Secondary
data
extracted
synthesized
provide
narrative
descriptive
analysis.
Findings
presents
developed
model
can
support
by
specifying
factors
influences
sustainable
city
development.
The
enables
citizens,
policy
makers,
government,
planners,
academics,
enterprises
environment
connect,
interact,
engage,
co-create
innovative
services.
More
importantly
findings
research
provides
theoretical
evidence
on
administrative
non-administrative
stakeholder’s
involvement
co-creation
services
cities.
Furthermore,
recommendation
how
perspective
involving
different
stakeholders
help
achieve
resilient
technological
driven
supporting
development
ultimately
actualizing
socially
inclusive
space.
AMBIO,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
53(6), P. 871 - 889
Published: April 20, 2024
Abstract
This
paper
builds
on
the
expansion
of
urban
ecology
from
a
biologically
based
discipline—ecology
in
city—to
an
increasingly
interdisciplinary
field—ecology
transdisciplinary,
knowledge
to
action
endeavor—an
for
and
with
city.
We
build
this
“prepositional
journey”
by
proposing
transformative
shift
ecology,
we
present
framework
how
field
may
continue
shift.
conceptualize
that
is
state
flux,
needed
transform
into
more
engaged
field,
one
includes
diversity
actors
willing
participate
future
their
cities.
In
shift,
these
will
engage,
collaborate,
continuous
spiral
→
back
loop,
goal
co
producing
sustainable
resilient
solutions
myriad
challenges.
Our
three
pathways:
(1)
repeating
ideas,
information,
produced
diverse
community
agents
change
working
together
“urban
sandbox”;
(2)
incorporation
social–ecological–technological
systems
expanding
temporally
include
“deep
future,”
where
scenarios
are
visioning
seemingly
unimaginable
or
plausible
states
cities
resilient;
(3)
space,
rural
areas
places
not
yet
The
interrelated
pathways
define
demonstrate
power
has
moved
beyond
science
realm
collaborations
among
knowledges
voices
understand
what
while
contemporary
challenges
envisioning
futures
socially,
ecologically,
technologically
case
study
examples
each
make
up
discuss
both
limitations
opportunities
research
transdisciplinary
broadening
field.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(1), P. 168 - 168
Published: Dec. 23, 2022
Currently,
the
world
is
facing
resource
scarcity
as
environmental
impacts
of
human
intervention
continue
to
intensify.
To
facilitate
conservation
and
recovery
ecosystems
transform
cities
into
more
sustainable,
intelligent,
regenerative,
resilient
environments,
concepts
circularity
nature-based
solutions
(NbS)
are
applied.
The
role
NbS
within
green
infrastructure
in
urban
resilience
recognised,
considerable
efforts
being
made
by
European
Commission
(EC)
achieve
sustainability
goals.
However,
it
not
fully
evidenced,
an
integrated
way,
which
main
implemented
environment
their
effects.
This
article
aims
identify
most
recent
applied
environments
at
level
analyse
integration
different
measures
innovative
analysis
based
on
real
cases.
For
this
purpose,
work
presents
a
literature
review
69
projects
24
cities,
well
8
actions
3
spatial
scales
implementation
district
level.
Therefore,
there
great
potential
for
adoption
buildings
surroundings,
still
prioritized,
given
lack
effective
monitoring
effects
NbS.
Urban Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(1), P. 9 - 9
Published: Jan. 25, 2024
Over
the
last
few
years,
community
empowerment
has
become
a
central
focus
when
discussing
sustainability
of
large-scale
urban
regeneration
processes,
especially
those
related
to
implementation
nature-based
solutions.
In
this
article,
authors
describe
experience
CLEVER
Cities
project
in
city
London,
by
looking
at
dynamics
early
stages
co-creation
and
implications
on
co-governance,
motivation
policy.
Particular
attention
is
given
importance
carefully
evaluating
context
guide
where
emphasis
use
specific
strategies
such
as
building
trust,
raising
awareness
or
networking.
case,
set
emerge
that
are
response
several
factors
but
strongly
influenced
backdrop
limited
social
structuring
encountered
South
Thamesmead,
London.
The
methods
derived
based
qualitative
looped
observation
approach
over
three
phases
applied
living
labs
area.
Finally,
structure
results,
an
iterative
co-production
knowledge
used
cluster
into
ten
more
synthetic
recommendations
collaborative
governance,
communication
capacity
building,
well
incentives
motivation.
Further,
guidance
highlighting
priorities
inform
policy
place-based
planning
actions.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(23), P. 15566 - 15566
Published: Nov. 23, 2022
Within
the
framework
of
CLEVER
Cities
Horizon
2020,
London,
Milan,
and
Hamburg
are
putting
in
place
nine
Urban
Living
Labs
order
to
implement
Nature-based
Solutions
that
address
urban
challenges
socially
disadvantaged
neighborhoods.
In
this
article,
means
by
which
co-creation
processes
pathways
may
lead
innovation
governance
structures
considered.
Through
a
comparative
case
study
analysis,
research
aims
identify
integrated,
collaborative
frameworks
complex
adaptive,
as
well
reflect
actual
changes
cities.
Herein,
ULLs
intended
not
just
vehicle
for
place-based
regeneration
but
also
starting
point
governance.
it
is
considered
how
current
local
achieve
transformational
change.
This
paper
analyzes
dynamic
models
at
three
points
time
It
