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Presentation expressing some ideas concerning
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Most museum collections are locked away from their users, even though there is a strong case to be made for giving direct access. MoMu and the University of Antwerp (Faculty of Design Sciences, Conservation Studies) are setting up an accessible collection compiled for the sole purpose of study, research, training and inspiration. We strongly believe this will initiate a new dialogue with our users, and we want our study collection to be usable and reusable in every aspect.
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Our challenges for the session are:
How can crowd engagement help open standards for collaboration?
How can this collaboration help design a comprehensive, educative lab context?
How can we integrate the entire process (conception, design, prototyping, financing) for new project development?
Will the crowd begin to bring more social innovation to the long-term planning required to determine the future of our cultural heritage?
Ultimately, the question becomes: will future heritage be financed and co-curated by the crowd?
Occupy 2.0 Reinventing/Transforming traditional spaces & institutions -OuiSha...Thomas Doennebrink
Presentation expressing some ideas concerning
Reinventing/Transforming traditional spaces & institutions
Communities & Collaboration beyond platforms, networks and events and how it could be regarded as a form of occupy 2.0 with other means.
Presentation in the context of the OuiShare Fest 2014 topic: Turning Excess Capacity into Value
How cool would be a product designed by you and crafted everywhere by local makers, without factories and logistics?
In this presentation we briefly recap the Slowd's history and show you how to hack the whole design product chain.
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How to apply Crowdfunding and Crowdsourcing starting from MoMu's Study Collection as Use Case
Most museum collections are locked away from their users, even though there is a strong case to be made for giving direct access. MoMu and the University of Antwerp (Faculty of Design Sciences, Conservation Studies) are setting up an accessible collection compiled for the sole purpose of study, research, training and inspiration. We strongly believe this will initiate a new dialogue with our users, and we want our study collection to be usable and reusable in every aspect.
But we also firmly believe in crowdfunding and co-creation, for and with our users. Therefore, we are working together with Goteo Foundation to build a hybrid crowdfunding and crowdsourcing framework in order to set up a reusable fashion museum.
Our challenges for the session are:
How can crowd engagement help open standards for collaboration?
How can this collaboration help design a comprehensive, educative lab context?
How can we integrate the entire process (conception, design, prototyping, financing) for new project development?
Will the crowd begin to bring more social innovation to the long-term planning required to determine the future of our cultural heritage?
Ultimately, the question becomes: will future heritage be financed and co-curated by the crowd?
How can 3D printing make the economy more circular?Wiithaa
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.
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9. CLASS: How To Design An Open Source
Circular Product?
With A Fitting Open Business Model?
I can teach students to design sustainable products for open circular
ecosystems. But I can usually talk to them once. They are surrounded
every day by 1000s of unsustainable closed products...
10.
11. Fying for Sustainability Research!
A sustainability
researcher for 20
years who could not
imagine ways to
organize a european
research project
without constantly
flying around ...
12. What we can think and are able to
imagine is determined by what we see
and use on a daily bases (in cities).
How to get out of this
prision for our imagination?
19. Who were the first „hackers“?
MIT – Tech Model Railroad Club
(late 50‘s)
Hier ist ein Hacker „(...) jemand, der seinen Einfallsreichtum nutzt, um ein
kluges Ergebnis zu erreichen, einen Hack, ohne dies auf den Computer zu
beschränken. Das Wesen eines Hacks ist es, dass er rasch durchgeführt wird,
effektiv ist und unelegant sein kann. Er erreicht das gewünschte Ziel, ohne die
Systemarchitektur, in die er eingebettet ist, komplett umformen zu müssen,
obwohl er oft im Widerspruch zu ihr steht.“ (WIKIPEDIA, HACKER, CC-BY-SA)
21. WHAT THE HECK IS HACKING?
To break a systems limitations.
22. WHAT THE HECK IS HACKING?
To break a systems limitations.
Repurpose! Take something and
use it for soemthing entirely else.
23. WHAT THE HECK IS HACKING?
To break a systems limitations.
Repurpose! Take something and
use it for soemthing entirely else.
Do with stuff what YOU want, not
what STUFF wants you to.
24. ‚A Hacker is someone
who tries to make toast
with a coffee machine.‘
Wau Holland
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35. You build nothing new!
You use what is already there.
This is sustainable.
52. WHAT THE HECK IS HACKING?
To break a systems limitations.
Repurpose! Take something and
use it for soemthing entirely else.
Do with stuff what YOU want, not
what STUFF wants you to.
53. WHAT THE HECK IS HACKING?
To break a systems limitations.
Repurpose! Take something and
use it for soemthing entirely else.
Do with stuff what YOU want, not
what STUFF wants you to.
... But what do you want?
54. ‚A Hacker is someone
who tries to make toast
with a coffee machine.‘
Wau Holland
This hacker knows.
But what is a sustainable
circular city?
(= Our Question,
yours might differ)
56. Our Research
2013 – Start as „City Hacking Academy“ at openit.cc
2015 – Continued as „The City Is Open Source“ at
thecityisopensource.de
2018 – Now „Hackers Closing Loops“ programme at
mifactori.de
Let‘s look at some findings
* Notice: Not all of the content on the following pages is created
by us. Things we found on the web are marked with: *
57. Turn buildings
into farm-
scrapers
Surveil-
lance to
bird watch
Cargo bike
unloading
Public
worm-
composting
Extend the
use of train
tracks
Turn the city
into a
botanical
garden
It’s gym
equipment
Sheeps in
Public
Transport
Ads for
repairing
stuff
Car
free
hours
Highlight nuts
and bolts
(modularity)
Parking
space
green-
houses
HACKING
CITIES
CIRCULAR
155. Last Update: November 2019
License: Not all pictures are created by us. So we can‘t
share the presention under an open license although we
are happy to see it used. In any case all pics created by
us unless otherwise noted are licensed under:
CC-BY 4.0