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« Habiter, négocier, bâtir…Retours sur des expériences de coproduction de la ville. » Comment coproduire la ville ? Comment repenser la place de l’habitant dans la fabrique de la ville ? Comment repenser le projet avec une vision anthropologique ? Comment évolue le rôle de l’architecte ? Comment évoluent les démarches participatives entre initiative citoyenne et commande publique ? 
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Silent parks. Designing for disabilities. Human-powered data. Garbage anthropology. World-class sidewalks. Floating favelas. Paint as infrastructure. These are the keys to the cities of the future, according to the most recent TED conference, City 2.0. Last year, for the first time, the TED Prize went to an idea—the future of the city—and a million dollars was divvied up among ten grantees all over the world.
Last week was the first-ever TED City 2.0 conference, featuring several of those grantees plus many other urban leaders discussing their ideas for the future of the city. Via Lauren Moss, Raymond Versteegh, Manu Fernandez, Luciana Santos
Raymond Versteegh's curator insight,
October 6, 2013 3:36 PM
Simple ideas wrapped in big dreams. GET INSPIRED! |
