The Next Network: Co-Creating The City
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Presentation of The Next Network at the European Commission's Conference "Renaturing Cities: Systemic Urban Governance for Social Cohesion', Milan, 1-2 December 2014
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The Next Network: Co-Creating The City
- 1. 'Renaturing cities: systematic urban governance for social cohesion' European commission's conference, Milan, 2.12.2014 Co-creating the city Elena Mozgovaya | the next network
- 2. #1 Why urban co-creation? New urban phenomena #2 What is NEXTHAMBURG? Who is THE NEXT NETWORK? #3 The NEXT-Process in retro- and prospect #4 OUR LEARNINGS: 10 rules of urbanistic crowdsourcing #5 Stepping stones to 'MY SMART NEIGHBOURHOOD':
- 4. AN “angry citizen” attitude deadend for the classic participation?
- 5. a new, city-based, self-Identification
- 6. „do-it-yourself” wave Urban co-creation
- 7. specialised society It'S A ROPE It'S A WALL It'S A FAN It'S A SPEAR It'S A SNAKE It'S A TREE
- 9. NEXTHAMBURG AND THE NEXT NETWORK
- 10. 2009: FoUNDation of NEXTHAMBURG participation + open innovation for the city
- 11. 2009: FoUNDation of NEXTHAMBURG participation + open innovation for the city „first of all, we need to change the city in the minds of people“ (Julian petrin, founder of nexthamburg)
- 12. mission: To turn participation around
- 13. mission: To turn participation around Crowdsourcing of a future agenda citizen‘s project incubator PILOT PROJECT OF THE GERMAN NATIONAL URBAN DEVELOPMENT POLICY
- 14. THE GOAL: CITIZENS' VISION FOR HAMBURG de ideas Citizens' vision 1 2
- 15. how we work with people nexthamburg.de twitter Facebook google plus youtube flickr issuu sessions workshops expert checks on tour future camps editorial team community online nonline
- 16. INTERNET
- 19. sessions
- 20. WOrkshops
- 21. On Tour
- 22. Hamburg 2030: Citizens' vision
- 23. Citizens' vision 35 scenarios
- 24. radical city City FOR ALL healed city mobile city bike city Kids' city
- 25. What we've learned TEN RULES FOR URBANISTIC CROWDSOURCING
- 26. #1 online needs nonline #2 define YOUR promise and your limits #3 go where people are #4 Make participation attractive #5 offer a visible stage
- 29. #6 never say “no” #7 be prepared for a fluid community #8 build up multilateral partnerships #9 it‘s the culture adapt your tools #10 Don't rush: Good ideas need time
- 30. FROM VISION TO PROJECTS THEMATIC WORK KNOWLEDGE transfer projeCtS Citizens' vision
- 31. bremen istanbul lissabon bangalore belgrade perm kassel zurich Knowledge transfer
- 37. Work on projects
- 39. Crowd- Resourcing Fans-raising Fund-raising Engagement-raising Materials-raising
- 40. 1. Post a project
- 41. 2. Find fans
- 42. 3. Create a project path
- 43. 4. Start project development
- 44. Four pilot cities Hamburg Mönchengladbach Heidelberg Kassel
- 45. Example for Start: City Give boxes
- 46. Thematic work
- 47. ZERO CITY
- 49. FIRST INPUTS DISCOURCE // TOOLS & PRACTICES // SPATIAL STRUCTURES
- 50. DISCOURSE POST-GROWTH ECONOMY SHARED ECONOMY DIY + DIWO CULTURES
- 51. WHAT MIGHT A LOOK LIKE? THREE PRINCIPLES OF SPATIAL ORGANISATION
- 52. 'CELL' URBAN VILLAGE PRINCIPLE ONE CELL = ONE VILLAGE NONHIERARCHICAL CLOSE INTEREXCHANGE SPECIALISED 'HIVES' IN METROZONES
- 53. HOW A 'CELL' WORKS SELF-SUFFICIENCY TRADE DIVERSITY VILLAGE 1 VILLAGE 2 DECENTRALISATION VILLAGE 4 SPECIALISATION VILLAGE 3
- 54. 'TREE' PRINCIPLE OF CONCENTRATION ONE LEVEL = ONE VILLAGE CULTIVABLE SURFACE 'ACUPUNCTURE' URBANISM
- 55. HOW A 'TREE' WORKS TRADE SELF-SUFFICIENCY DIVERSITY CENTRAL INFRASTRUCTURE LEVEL-VILLAGES
- 56. 'MONOLITH' PRINCIPLE OF EXTREME AUTARCHY SELF-CENTERED CLOSED 'A ROCK IN THE SURF'
- 57. HOW A 'MONOLITH' WORKS SELF-SUFFICIENCY DIVERSITY LITTLE TRADE AUTARCHY SUPERBLOCK AS A VILLAGE
- 60. FIELDS OF ACTION
- 61. „Cities have the capacity of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everyone.“ (Jane jacobs)
- 62. Thank you! „Cities have the capacity of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everyone.“ (Jane jacobs)
- 63. Thank you! „Cities have the capacity of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everyone.“ (Jane jacobs) Www.Wearenext.org/