MOVE Congress 2019: Hans Karssenberg (Stipo) Placemaking for Happier and Healthier Cities
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MOVE Congress 2019 presentation by Hans Karssenberg Stipo, in the track 'Redefining an active lifestyle with MOVEment Spaces and Placemaking' on 17 October.
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MOVE Congress 2019: Hans Karssenberg (Stipo) Placemaking for Happier and Healthier Cities
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- 22. Social contacts make people healthier more social contacts and bigger diversity in social networks support health
- 23. Lower education and lower income neighbourhoods are (a lot) unhealthier People with a lower education and income on average: - become chronically ill 20 years earlier - die 8 years earlier than people in high income neighbourhoods
- 26. photo: Fred Kent
- 27. 80% of spontaneous informal contacts between neighbours take place in the ‘hybrid zone’ in front of the door
- 31. Sports as Heart of the Community Schalkwijk, Haarlem
- 44. Three Key Lessons from the Book The City at Eye Level
- 45. 1. Public space is 3D, not 2D
- 48. privateprivate city at eye level
- 53. “ The ground floor may be only 20% of the building, it determines 80% of the street experience – The City at Eye Level
- 54. space: clean, safe, basic maintenance - municipality place: social, active, fun, creative, healthy, happy, inspiring - by and for the ‘community’ 2.
- 57. When do people find a place attractive to use, linger and experience? intimacy smaller places, not too big spaces in which users drown informal bring the ‘living room feeling’ outside innovative social and economic innovation inclusive variation of user groups, not one group dominates incomplete so the users will co-create the place
- 58. software hardware orgware plinths the hybrid space the sound scape flexibilty streets as places residential plinths long term strategy reuse vacant plinths quick wins experiment street coalitions place management costs and benefits experience markets as places pedestrian flows placemaking programme wayfinding 3.
- 61. Informal
- 65. The City at Eye Level: Criteria - Methods - Tools - Trainings - Area Development Projects - Placemaking 1 The building – enough small scale units – variety of functions – façades with a ‘veranda feeling’ – special character of the architecture – richness in material, architecture that embodies 5 km/h details – not too large glass surfaces as they mirror light and amplify noise – vertical orientation of the façade – a well-functioning ‘hybrid zone’ (the transition from private to public) – appropriate signing on façades, no neon – flexibility in height (> 4m) – flexibility in the land use plan (zoning) 2 The street – pleasant to walk and cycle – physical comfort (wind, sound, sun, shadow, maintenance) – definition (the buidling height should at least be half the street width) – variation in buildings – quality that catches the eye – minimum 10 doorways per 100 m of façade – clear beginning and ending of the street – good tree canopy – possibilities to sit, also on planters, staircases along the water, etc – avoid car dominance and traffic noise – parking facilities, in balance with pedestrian space – accentuate elements such as entrances, exits, paths and junctions – a good place has at least 10 good reasons or activities to be there – a good street, plinths and/or place management. 3 The context – pedestrian streams day and night, 5-20 passers-by per width meter per minute is ideal – socio-economic capital in the surrounding neighbourhoods – the presence of functions with a meaning for the whole of the city or even the region – the position in the urban fabric and in the city’s walking and cycling routes – the grain of the street pattern; a finer grain allows pedestrians to make many choices walking – connections to squares and parks – coherent and yet varied urban design – density – clear and intuitive wayfinding – the presence of a long term strategy – partners who take initiative; allow for the community to take ownership.
- 69. Hans Karssenberg hans.karssenberg@stipo.nl +31 6 15 07 11 55 STIPO – Team for Urban Development Amsterdam. Rotterdam. Athens. www.stipo.nl www.thecityateyelevel.com Thank you!