Afleveringen
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Alex Butt (Co-CEO and Head of Public Realm at WeAreWaterloo),Harrie Notton (Acting Co-Chief Executive & Head of Marketing at WeAreWaterloo BID), and Natalie Raben (Chief Executive at WeAreWaterloo BID)We are talking about:- What are Business Improvement Districts (BIDs)? - WeAreWaterloo BID project, London. - How do you involve a community?
Read more about WeAreWaterloo placemaking strategy here. _________Keep Up the Good Work. Keep Loving Cities ❤️️All opinions expressed in each episode are personal to the guest and do not represent the Host of Urbanistica Podcast unless otherwise stated.Let's connect and talk further about this episode Mustafa Sherif Linkedin.Visit Mustafasherif.com for collaborations and nominations or email me at [email protected]Follow Urbanistica on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Youtube channel.Thanks to Urbanistica Podcast partner AFRY (Urban Planning and Design)AFRY is an international engineering and design company providing sustainable solutions in the fields of energy, industry, and infrastructure.
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Nina Åman (Stadsarkitekt Nacka kommun)Vi pratar om:
Vad innebär stadsarkitektens roll? Stil och arkitektonisk kvalitet vs. tråkig arkitektur Hur ser det ut från detaljplaneskedet och det som sedan kommer in som bygglov? Vad behöver vi göra för att höja kvaliteten på planering och gestaltning?_________
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Nourhan Bassam (PhD Urban Design & Placemaking, Feminist Urbanist, Author, GamingX Founder)
We are talking about:
- The Gendered City book: How Cities Keep Failing Women
- How have cities failed women?
- How can we envision urban environments?
- What do we need to make this vision of cities come true?
Read more and order the book here.
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Maja Manner (Business and Sustainability Director, Architecture & Design, AFRY)
Vi pratar om:
Vad är klimatneutrala städer? Klimatneutralt Europa 2050 Vad gör AFRY för att stödja städer som villbli klimatneutrala? AFRY:s Opinionsundersökning om klimatanpassning och klimatomställning i åtta svenska tillväxtstäder. Läs mer här!___
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Bram Dewolfs (Director of Urban Foxes, Placemaker, Brussel, Belgium)
We are talking about:
- Urban Foxes and co-creation
- Why urban pedagogy?
- Teach in schools Vs. Placemaking_________
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Agnes Fischer (VD, Boodla)
Vi pratar om Boodla.
Boodla arbetar innovativt med att ta till vara och utveckla städers gröna värden. De startade 2012 med stadsodling som verktyg för att skapa trygghet i grannskap samt sprida kunskap om biologisk mångfald, odling och hållbara matsystem. Idag har Boodla utvecklats till att arbeta brett med många nya idéer för att tillgängliggöra och aktivera gröna ytor i staden.
Deras vanligaste samarbetspartners eller kunder är kommuner, fastighetbolag och bostadsbolag.
Läs mer på https://boodla.se/
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Demetrio Scopelliti (Director for Urban Planning and Public Space presso AMAT Agenzia Mobilità, Ambiente e Territorio)
We are talking about:- Tactical urbanism in Milano
- Officina urbana team
- M4 metro line project in Milano
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The Place Man (2024) is a documentary produced and directed by Guillermo Bernal that explores the roots of the placemaking movement through the life of Fred Kent.
You can watch the movie (19 minutes) on YouTube here https://youtu.be/LBf_I-sB5ZM?si=au8Vd79mxcODPKSPYou can listen to the movie in audio format in this episode.
Ps: Episode 395. The Place Man movie - Guillermo Bernal, you can listen to the movie Director talking about the making of the movie and behind the scenes.More about the movie:
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Fred Kent devoted his life to creating public spaces for people. The film begins with Fred sharing his passion for understanding why people feel good and how that can be translated into designing public spaces that foster a sense of social connection and community.
The documentary takes us on a journey through Fred's life and work, starting in New York City during the urban crisis of the 1960s and 1970s. During this time, Fred started a street academy for high school dropouts and worked on environmental issues, coordinating the first Earth Day in New York City in 1970. Fred was part of a group of people exploring bigger city ideas during what he calls the Golden Age of public space research, including Jane Jacobs and William Whyte. His collaboration with Holly Whyte studying public spaces laid the foundation for his future work in Placemaking.
The film follows Fred's journey with the Project for Public Spaces he founded in 1975. The organization studies people's behavior in public spaces and recommends creating more engaging, lively places. Fred's philosophy is simple: public spaces should be designed for people, open, inclusive, and full of life. We see examples of Fred's work transforming public spaces, including Bryant Park in New York City and Campus Martius in Downtown Detroit, and his belief in the power of Placemaking to bring people together.
What makes this documentary so engaging is Fred himself. He is not some larger-than-life character but a humble and compassionate person who believes in creating spaces that foster community. Throughout the film, we witness Fred's enthusiasm for public spaces and his deep conviction that planning cities for people and places is essential for taking on the bigger challenges we face today.
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Jennie Björstad (Sociolog, strateg social hållbarhet, AFRY)
Vi pratar om:
- Varför är det viktigt med dialoger och delaktighet när vi planerar städer?
- Risker med generaliseringar och planeringsideal
- Varför ska vi vara kritiska till vår kunskap?
- Vems röster hörs? Måste vi prata med alla?
- Vad finns det för olika nivåer av delaktighet – vad har vi för nytta av att reflektera kring det?
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Urbanistica podcast is celebrating 400 episodes with our special guest Professor Carlos Moreno (Co-Founder & Scientific Director “Entrepreneurship, Territory, Innovation” Chair chez Paris1 - Pantheon Sorbonne University, France)
We are talking about:
- The 15-minute city book
- Attacks from conspiracy theorists and death threats
- Learnings from Anne Hidalgo's leadership
- The "15 min city 2.0"
Book release on May 7th, 2024
Foreword Jan Gehl and Afterword Martha Thorne. Read more about the book herehttps://www.moreno-web.net/new-book-the-15-minute-city-a-solution-to-saving-our-time-and-our-planet/
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Anna Sundman (Partner, VD, Arkitekt SAR/MSA, på Theory Into Practice AB)
Vi pratar om:
- Theory Into Practice
- Vad är affärsmodellen?
- Vidga arkitektensroll, till vad?
- Vad är innovation inom arkitektur?
- Vad är kopplingen till Svenska Arkitekturinstitutet?
- Vad ska arkitekter sluta göra? varför?
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Tamlyn Shimizu (Global Partnerships & Communications Lead at BABLE Smart Cities, Germany).
We are talking about:
-Smart City and the podcast
-What is a smart city?
-Based on Tamlyn and what she hears from her guests: what should urban planners stop doing when they plan smart cities? why?
-What skills should urban planners learn? why?
Everyone is invited to explore the BABLE Use Case database and join the community here.
Join BABLE Academy here.
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Alessandro M. Lucca (Arkitekt och Partner, Brunnberg & Forshed Arkitektkontor AB)Vi pratar om:
- Vilka kompetens behöver arkitekter idag för att möta dagens utmaningar?
-Hur skiljer det sig mellan att jobba som arkitekt i Italien och i Sverige?
- Vad kan arkitekter i Sverige lära sig från arkitekter i Italien?
- Vad är Sandros filosofi om arkitektur och stadsutveckling? hur skapas en levande stad?
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After many requests from listeners, I am sharing some parts of my story. In this episode you will hear about me, my childhood, and how I was moving from one city to another because of war. Moreover, how did this develop a passion in me for making cities for people?
This is the first episode of the new season (4th) of the Urbanistica podcast. Keep Up the Good Work. Keep Loving Cities ❤️️
You can also listen to the episode 99. EN. Dream City - Mustafa Sherif. There I talk about my top favorite cities.
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Giulia Frittoli (Partner and Landscape Architect at BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group)
We are talking about Toyota Woven City. Read more about the project here.
Together with Toyota Motor Corporation, BIG unveils Toyota Woven City as the world’s first urban incubator dedicated to the advancement of all aspects of mobility at the foothills of Mt. Fuji in Japan. Envisioned as a living laboratory to test and advance mobility, autonomy, connectivity, hydrogen-powered infrastructure and industry collaboration, Toyota Woven City aims to bring people and communities together in a future enabled by technology yet grounded in history and nature. Located at a 175-acre former factory site in the city of Susono in Shizuoka, Toyota Woven City creates a new equality among vehicles, alternate forms of movement, people and nature, streamlined by the promise of a connected, clean and shared mobility. The city will utilize solar energy, geothermal energy, and hydrogen fuel cell technology to strive towards a carbon neutral society, with plans to break ground in phases beginning in 2021.
The three street types are woven into 3×3 city blocks, each framing a courtyard accessible only via the promenade or linear park. The urban fabric of the woven grid expands and contracts to accommodate a variety of scales, programs and outdoor areas. In one instance, a courtyard balloons to the scale of a large plaza, and in another, to become a central park providing a city-wide amenity. Hidden from view in an underground network lies the infrastructure of the city, including hydrogen power, stormwater filtration and a goods delivery network dubbed the ‘matternet’.
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Glenn Karlsson (Market Area Manager Civil at AFRY, Inspirational Indoor Cycling Instructor, Environmentalist).
We are talking about:
-What is renewable energy? How do we produce it?
- How does solar power work?- The latest and the largest solar power park with AFRY.- How can cities start scaling up their work with solar parks? - What should cities stop doing when working with renewable energy?- What skills should we engineers learn within the renewable energy area?
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Mathias Holst (Chief Financial Officer på Lynk & Co International)
Lynk & Co is the mobility company that aims to challenge outdated norms of car ownership and transform the way we use and own our cars. The company was formed to provide flexible and sustainable mobility solutions to a connected generation. Lynk & Co manufactures high-quality cars and allows its members to use them in entirely new ways. Whether one wants to subscribe, borrow, or lease a car, with Lynk & Co’s flexible solutions – they can be on the road in no time. Recently, the brand also launched its updated car-sharing service, with the idea that cars can and should be used more efficiently without adding new vehicles to already congested urban spaces.
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Fredrik Palmblad (Creative Lead at AFRY Experience Studios)
and Marijn Molenaar (Design Project lead, AFRY).
We are talking about:
- The design process of a bike?
- 100 years doing the same thing, what is beyond a traditional bike?
- How can we use a bike more than just a way to transport ourselves, can we have e.g. accessories, app integration, etc?
- How can we integrate people into a design process? and use their input actively in the design?
- How much have digitalization and (digital tools) changed the way a designer works? like a design process.
Useful links:
- The family e-bike that meets the needs of urban living and sustainable mobility
-How do cars fit in the sustainable city of the future?
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Women Reclaiming the City, International Research on Urbanism, Architecture, and Planning, Edited by Tigran Haas.
We are talking with:
- Professor Loretta Lees (FAcSS, MAE), Director of the Initiative on Cities, Boston University Initiative on Cities.
- Setha Low, Distinguished Professor of environmental psychology, anthropology, geography, and women’s studies and director of the public space research group at the graduate center of CUNY.
- Karen A. Franck, Professor Emerita, Hillier College of Architecture and Design, New Jersey Institute of Technology.
- Dr. Tigran Haas, Associate Professor, Lab Director, the Editor of this book.
Order the book from Amazon.
About the Book:
The originality of Women Reclaiming the City lies not only in the variety of themes being presented, but also in the variety of all these different highly respected women researchers. This book is the first in which current societal themes revolving around urbanism, architecture, and city planning are put forth solely through female perspectives. It reveals the importance of having female lenses on certain societal debates. Twenty-five leading female urban scholars draw on principles, concepts, and positions that are foundational to other frameworks and fields specifically, critical studies, indigenous and ethnic studies, postcolonial theory, queer theory, feminist theory, progressive urban theory, social ecology, urban planning and design, architecture, urban economics and urban social geography, landscape urbanism, new urbanism, heritage management and urbanism, political ecology, and cultural studies— to present alternatives to the current classical theories and conceptualizations that have failed to engage a truly intersectional analysis of dominant city and urban discourses, policies, and practices. The book is intended for scholars of urban and regional studies, policy makers, and city planning professionals and advocates.
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