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A Short Guide to How to Design Intergenerational Urban Spaces

Andreas MortensenJanuary 6, 2017Citizen involvement, Research, Tools

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Hvordan får vi inddraget dem der er svære at ind Hvordan får vi inddraget dem der er svære at inddrage? F.eks. travle børnefamilier og børn og unge. Det gør vi ved at møde dem der hvor de er. F.eks. på en dejlig solskinsdag i den lokale boldklub når hele byen samles til det årlige løb. Man kan også sørge for at skabe en anderledes, sjov og rar stemning krydret med gøgl og duften af popcorn. Så opstår samtalen og de gode ideer næsten helt af sig selv. Vi opdagede tilmed at køen af børn ved popcorn maskinen kunne bruges til små interviews med de små. Alt det gjorde vi i weekenden da vi havde præmiere på fordebatten om den kommende byudviklingsplan for det østlige Aalborg. De næste par weekender rejser vi rundt i området med kommunen og den gule campingvogn. #arki_lab #designingcitieswithpeople with @aalborg_kommune #fordebat #viudviklersammen #byudviklingsplan
Part two of the arki_lab fall intern team is Peter Part two of the arki_lab fall intern team is Peter Villiam! Peter Villiam studies sociology at the University of Copenhagen. There, he has taken a special interest in urban sociology, combining theoretical perspectives with mixed-methods research in the study of  communities and spaces and the intermingling effects of our physical and social environments. He is also interested in statistics and data science and has worked directly with the ever-changing urban landscape as a construction worker during his bachelors studies. Peter Villiam will also be a part of arki_lab until January 2021, and we’re looking forward to working with him!
This fall, arki_lab is happy to welcome two new in This fall, arki_lab is happy to welcome two new interns to the team! The first is Linnea. She is currently studying a Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture with a specialisation in Urban Design at the University of Copenhagen. She is a transdisciplinary octopus with a bachelor’s degree in Planning Studies and Environmental Planning. Linnea is interested in urban spaces and landscapes, and especially urban nature and biodiversity and how people engage with these and connect to the built and natural environment. Linnea will be with us until January 2021, and we’re excited to have her aboard :)
Vaca time!. It has been a really busy and interest Vaca time!. It has been a really busy and interesting spring at arki_lab and we look forward to continuing designing cities with people after the summer holiday. Especially in Odsherred municipality where a lot of our current and new projects are located. The picture is taken from @mrs_arkilab and @frisk.rasmus summerhouse in Odsherred, where they spend most of the summer. Have a great summer 🌊☀️.
In busy times it is important to find time for soc In busy times it is important to find time for social activities. Today we biked around Copenhagen and enjoyed each other’s company while getting inspired for some of our projects to come. We finalized af great afternoon with drinks and dinner at our favorite local @restaurant_omar #summersocial #studytour
We are excited to announce that arki_lab is collab We are excited to announce that arki_lab is collaborating together with @malmo_stad_officiell  and @skanetrafiken to gather insights and feedback from commuters and nearby neighbours on key transport terminals throughout Malmö. Over the next decade, public transport in Malmö will be expanded to adapt to increased capacity and priority. As a result, the terminals will be restructured in various ways to improve accessibility and cope with the increased volume of travelers. The terminals in question, Malmö Central, Gustav Adolfs Torg, Värnhem, Hyllie, Triangeln, and Södervärn are places of exchange, hubs of various modes of transport and destination points. These exchanges can be complex places to navigate, especially for those travelers with special needs. With this study, there is a specific target of understanding the surrounding areas of the terminal and the process of exchanging between transport along a journey. We have engaged the citizens of Malmö neighbouring these key terminals through a series of online workshops as well as conducting a number of on-site observations and interviews. Recently we have also completed expert interviews, which involved walk and talks with representatives of various impairments and disabilities. These engagements have been crucial in our holistic and interdisciplinary approach to collecting qualitative data from the citizens and visitors to Malmö - those who know the place the best! 📷 Image supplied by @malmo_stad_officiell #designingcitieswithpeople #publictransport #urbandesign #haveyoursay #arki_lab #Sweden #Malmö
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