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A Short Guide to How to Design Intergenerational Urban Spaces

Yalda PilehchianJanuary 6, 2017Citizen involvement, Research, Tools

Today Western societies in particular-and the rest of the world generally- is divided by age. From our birth to our death, society keeps us well within spaces occupied by peers to the degree that other age groups seem alien and … Read More

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Now that nearly everyone is home, it's a good time Now that nearly everyone is home, it's a good time to get inspired about how to build better cities, when we come to the other side of this crisis. Whether you’re a teacher, an urban planner, an educational administrator, or a student working and studying from home, our books will inspire you to think outside the limits of conventional design. You can order ‘Designing Cities with Young People’ and our newest book ‘The City as a Classroom’ online at www.arkilab.dk/books/ Stay home, stay safe, and let’s work together for a better and brighter future with strong communities living together in sustainable cities! #arkilab #designingcitieswithpeople #buildingcommunities
Due to the current situation the arki_lab team hav Due to the current situation the arki_lab team have been scattered around the country for a week now. Today’s home office pic is from @mrs_arkilab and @frisk.rasmus summerhouse in beautiful Odsherred. Even though a nature office is great, we hope to see all our colleagues and clients face to face soon. Stay safe ❤️🙏🏻
Yesterday was International Women’s Day! In rel Yesterday was International Women’s Day! In relation to this event, we wanted to mention that women are the ones who use urban space the least, even though they are a growing proportion of the population of cities. According to a report from the Danish Ministry of Social Affairs, only 28 percent of people using public space in Copenhagen are women. A possible reason is that our cities are being designed predominantly by men. In 2017, a survey from Dezeen revealed that only three of the world's 100 biggest architecture firms are headed by women. At the same time, aside from the recent Pritzker Architecture Prize winners, Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara, only three other women have won the award — Carme Pigem in 2017, Kazuyo Sejima in 2010, and Zaha Hadid in 2004. There is evidently a need to upgrade and develop public urban spaces that are safe and equal for all genders. And ultimately, advocating for places of every-day life, where all identities are valued. That is why we continue to work hard towards designing inclusive and diverse spaces hand in hand with the community. #InternationalWomensDay #8march
Når vi siger at “vi designer byer MED mennesker Når vi siger at “vi designer byer MED mennesker” så mener vi det! I udviklingen af bymidteplanen for Aars tegner vi de første skitser SAMMEN med borgere, aktører, kommunen og ikke mindst de unge. På den måde er alle med hele vejen og vigtig viden, gode ideer og modstand bliver draget ind i projektet fra start. Det er en spændende måde at arbejde på som giver mening for både os, kunden og ikke mindst borgerne! #arkilab #designingcitieswithpeople in @vesthimmerlands_kommune #aars #bymidteplan
This morning @frisk.rasmus gave a lecture about ou This morning @frisk.rasmus gave a lecture about our practice in #designingcitieswithpeople for a group of architecture students from the school of architecture in Aarhus. We are always grateful to get the opportunity to share our philosophy and tools to create community as we develop places. #arkilab #sharingiscaring #cocreation #toolforchange
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