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Urban Systems Meeting. Imperial College London 2013. Agenda Day 1, Sept 10 AMbv . Agenda Day 1, Sept 10 PM. Agenda Day 2, Sept 11 AM. Defining the Themes. For each of the themes - lets develop a compact explanation Adaptive City Personalised City Supportive City Quality of Life
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Urban Systems Meeting Imperial College London 2013
Defining the Themes • For each of the themes - lets develop a compact explanation • Adaptive City • Personalised City • Supportive City • Quality of Life • In a short paragraph, what do we mean by each of the themes ? • For each theme how do we measure them, what data do they need ?
Adaptive City • Integrates a variety of professions • City that responds to internal and external changes with minimal resource requirements while maintaining a required functionality • City denizens need minimal stress to meet their needs to live in a city • City denizens understand and play their role as part of the city (they provide input and response) • Balances the needs of the individual and the many
Mayor and flow therefrom • CMM Maturity model • Resilience – is adaptivity • Flexibility and diversity, redundancy and modularity, resourcefulness, situational awareness, capacity to learn • Many organisaitons making decisions • Plurality of objectives • What are city objectives ? How are they measured • Adaptive city offers affordance to actors to contribute • Need elected body with a mandate – how to flow objectives to influence city – define ROI of investments
Adaptive city drives change promotes social attraction, promotes governance • Decisions made and a hierarchy exists. Government enables health promotion as part of agenda • Successful / Adaptive city has a vision and economic resilience which is linked to the vision • London as example • People centered view – city where smart people exist, adaptive city has adaptive denizens • Centralisation does not help with adaptability
Personalised City • How denizens interact with the city and their modes of interactions • Issues of personal data and its ownership • Evolution of engagement of individuals with cities (data, experience etc) • Appears to individual that the city is designed around them • Capacity/affordance from the city to engage in different ways • Harmony between city members • City as org or people ? • City is concentration of human interaction • Lisbon experiment – Rick • City with aspirations – is often adaptive • Portland, Boston, Sidney, Amsterdam • Visionary Plans with aspirations, structures who interact with each other and private sector well • Developed visions and structure personally • Barcelona District 21 • Hamburg artist rents • Charleston SC • Middle East Qatar, Masdar Songdo (did not work) • East Brum
Supportive City • Supports social engagement mechanisms with transparent governance processes • Governance associated with planning and that associated with operations • Gaming – Bogota and clowns Penalosa. Mockus • Water consumption issues, cycling path, planned develpoment • Jaime lerner Curitiba • Connecting the disconnected • But cities are not democracies
Quality of Life • Mechanism to determine what people care about based on Maslow’s pyramid • Dimension by which people’s attitude affects the view of the pyramid (age, culture etc) • Urban contexts and how they support quality of life • Availability and quality of resources,economic wealth etc patents etc • Framework of our concerns and needs • Lets see what’s already been done – Liveable Cities Project • Travel and commuting
Quality of Life • Use of Maslow’s pyramid was a good map to a larger entity • Whatever reduces stress improves the QoL • Independent of city or rural area • Should we expect citizens to actively engage or should the city adapt