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2016 05 city at eye level - delft placemaking
This document discusses placemaking strategies and examples from around the world. It describes placemaking approaches used in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and other cities. These include creating public spaces at a human scale with a people-centered approach. The document also outlines placemaking methods, lessons learned from case studies, and upcoming events on the topics of placemaking and the city at eye level.
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- 1. The City atEye Level PLACEMAKING
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- 11. HABITAT III QUITODECLARATION 1.A CITYWIDE APPROACH: HOLISTIC, FINE-GRAINED 2. HUMAN SCALE,PEOPLE-CENTEREDAPPROACH 3. CULTURE AND CONTEXT:PLACE-BASED 4.ADEQUATE PUBLIC SPACE FOR ALL
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- 13. International learning community Networkfor action in practice ü 90 co-authors, open source ü 35 cases internationally ü Criteria & 80 lessons ü Methods for planning, users, property, management, revitalizing Free download: www.thecityateyelevel.com
- 14. A GREAT JOURNEY BuenosAires> Porto Alegre > Sao Paulo > Bratislava > Haarlem > Rome > Almere > Budapest > Barcelona > Hoofddorp > Stockholm > Drechtsteden > Thessaloniki > Amsterdam > Delft > Darmstadt > Rotterdam > Nieuwegein > Groningen > Stockholm > Utrecht > Vancouver > Rome > ??
- 16. 90 Co-authors wElijah Agevi w Mishkat Ahmed-Raja w Cecilia Andersson w Hans Appelboom w Emiel Arends w Frank van Beek w Frank Belderbos w Rogier van den Berg w Emily Berwyn w Willemijn de Boer w Nick Broad w Alessandra Cianchetta w Jose Chong w Mikael Colville-Andersen w Ciaran Cuffe w Richard Dobson w Vivian Doumpa w René Dutrieux w Paul Elleswijk w Gábor Everraert w Jos Gadet w Adriaan Geuze w Jan Gehl w Meredith Glaser w Arjan Gooijer w Peter Groenendaal w Sander van der Ham w Samar Héchaimé w Jeniffer Heemann w Mattijs van ’t Hoff w Paulo Horn Regal w Nel de Jager w Jeroen Jansen w Max Jeleniewski w Lotte Johansen Kaefer w Birgit Jürgenhake w Tanja Karg w Hans Karssenberg w Fred Kent w Berry Kessels w Joep Klabbers w Martin Knuijt w Lars Korn w Willem van Laar w Tine van Langelaar w Jeroen Laven w Willie Macrae w Kathy Madden w Camilla Meier w Thomas Melin w Norman Mintz w Eri Mitsostergiou w Thaddeus Muller w Peter Nieland w Renee Nycolaas w Kris Opbroek w Henk Ovink w Francisco Pailliè Pérez w Gerard Peet w Laura Petrella w Elizabeth Peyroux w Levente Polyák w Stefanie Raab w Solvejg Reigstad w Marlies Rohmer w Anna Robinson w Ben Ruse w Petra Rutten w Wies Sanders w Ton Schaap w Lai Shouhua w Filip Smits w Alexander Stahle w Stefan van der Spek w Jan van Teeffelen w Wouter Tooren w Marat Troina w Eric van Ulden w Gert Jan te Velde w Mark van de Velde w Tasmi Quazi w Klaas Waarheid w Robin von Weiler w Kees Went w Jouke van der Werf w Tony Wijntuin w John Worthington w Xu Yunfei w Arin van Zee w Kim Zweerink
- 18. Markets as Places SOFTWARE ORGWARE HARDWARE Pedestrian Flows Experience Placemaking, Activities Programme Wayfinding Flexibility The Hybrid Space Streetsas Places The Sound Scape Residential Plinths Long term Strategy Place Management Reuse Vacant Spaces Costs & Benefits Quick Wins Experiment Plinths, Active Ground Floors Street Coalitions
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- 20. privateprivate city at eyelevel street plinth
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- 23. SOFTWARE = USE PedestrianFlows Quality of shops, cafes, culture Experience ORGWARE = COALITIONS Tools PortfolioManagement Street / Place Coalitions HARDWARE = DESIGN Building Street Hybrid Zone
- 24. William H. (Holly)Whyte § The Organization Man,1956 § The Exploding Metropolis, 1958 § The Last Landscape, 1968 § Plan for the City of New York, 1969 § The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces, 1980 § City: Rediscovering the Center, 1988
- 25. “It is hardto create a space that will not attract people, what is remarkable, is how often that has accomplished.”
- 26. “If you designa community around cars… you get more cars.”
- 28. “If you designyour community around people… you get more people.”
- 29. “One of thebest things about water is the look and feel of it…It’s not right to put water before people and then keep them away from it.”
- 30. PROJECT FOR PUBLIC SPACES “Ifyou want to seed a place with activity, put out food.”
- 32. PROJECT FOR PUBLIC SPACES “Benchesare artifacts, the purpose of which is to punctuate architectural photographs. They are not so good for sitting.”
- 39. PUBLIC DEVELOPER MODEL EXCHANGEECONOMY & COMMUNITY ZOHO, ROTTERDAM
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- 45. AREA AND PLACEMANAGEMENT CLUB RHIJNHUIZEN, NIEUWEGEIN
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- 49. 77 nieuwe woningenin Wattbaan 27 naast Huis van de Sport, ArthurArmstrong
- 51. Nieuwe Buitenplaatsen Rijnhuizen Landgoed Rijnhuizen Fort Jutphaas Nedereindseweg Herenstraat LangeLaan Watertuin Kasteellaan OeverparkRijnhuizen Rijnhuizen Midden Rijnhuizen Hoog griend water auto ontsluiting wandel/fiets routes bouwenin het groen bomen lanen haventjes mogelijk Visie kaart 6 | BGSV
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- 53. Placemaking strategies: fromshort-term to Place Management 1. CROWD-SOURCE IDEAS community, placegame, digital placemaking 2. MAKE THINGS HAPPEN NOW short term = 1-4 months, long term = 2 years 3. CREATIVE ENERGETIC ANCHORS OFACTIVITY op sleutelplekken, power of 10 4. MAKE IT A “MOVEABLE FEAST” through meet-ups and mobile management teams 5. GET LIFE TO THE STREETS to make public spaces safe and attractive, and encourage walking 6. BRING THE INSIDE OUT with transparent, visually exciting ground floors (plinths) and corners that pop-out 7. PLACEMANAGEMENT the ‘management’, programming, keep inviting new uses
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- 62. Zealous Nuts arevisionaries with a poorly developed sense of fear and no concept of the odds against them… They make the impossible happen. - Dr. Robert Jarvik
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- 67. Last 400 years HarvardCampus
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- 69. 1. Gateway betweenthe Plaza and Harvard Yard 2. The South Fence and connection to Harvard Yard 3. NW Plaza Entrance 4. The “Great Lawn” 5. Science Center Outdoor Terrace 6. The “Piazza” 7. Entrance to the Science Center 8. Tanner Fountain 9. Library Arcade 10. NE Plaza Entrance 11. Loker Bar and Beer Garden 12. Memorial Walk 13. Main Walkway 14. Overlooks Power of Ten
- 74. Benchmark Plan forDaily Activities - Spring/Summer
- 75. Amenities Plan thatsupport Uses & Activities
- 77. Central Meeting Place BeanBags & Café Seating
- 78. Central Meeting Place FoodTrucks & Seating
- 79. Tent Area Events &Recreational Activities
- 80. Lawn Games Area– Tetherball & Bag Toss
- 81. North Grove –Pet Therapy Zoo
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- 95. How To EvaluateA Place Place Sociability Comfort & Image Access & Linkages Uses & Activities
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- 110. "Place Game" EvaluationProcess 1. Divide in smaller teams 2. Go to your designated site where you fill out the Place Game form individually 3. Convene with your teammates and choose a “recorder” to summarize team’s findings on one form 4. Return to room and finish summarizing findings and ideas on flipchart 5. Pick a present and report out
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- 115. Trainings: 22-24 augustus 22-24augustus Rotterdam/Amsterdam 7-9 september Stockholm (SOME) UPCOMING EVENTS 28 – 30 May: EU Citymakers Summit, re:Kreators,ZOHO& Placemaking 22 – 24 August: Masterclass The City at Eye Level, Bike-friendly Cities & Placemaking – Rotterdam,Amsterdam, ZOHO 7 – 9 September: Masterclass The City at Eye Level & Placemaking – Stockholm 12 – 17 September: Placemaking Week, The Future of Places, Project for Public Spaces – Vancouver 6 – 9 October: MetropolitanField Trip, Citymakers, Social Innovation and The City at Eye Level – Thessaloniki
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- 117. The City atEye Level PLACEMAKING