Science Talks: Public Space in European Social Housing
In every city, there are topics which matter greatly to many people, e.g. public space, democracy, and citizen engagement. There are topics which many people have an opinion about, e.g. social housing.
So how do we create new knowledge about these important topics? And how do we make this knowledge matter on the ground? What does it mean to do research with architecture exhibitions and in which ways does that ensure democratic involvement and engagement? What is it like to work collaboratively and cross-disciplinarily and across four European countries in 2020?
Anne Tietjen, Associate Professor in Landscape Architecture and Urban Design, University of Copenhagen, will share valuable insights from a European research project, PUSH, and address some of the nuances of citizen engagement and public space.
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Chapter & themes:
Click and see 2:46 Chapter 1: Pernille present Anne Tietjen, and the topic.
Click and see 5:15 Chapter 2: Anne Tietjen introduces the program
Click and see 7:23 Chapter 2: The PUSH research project
Click and see 8:57 Chapter 3: Experience with architecture exhibitions in collaborative public space research
Click and see 22:01 Chapter 4: Learnings and reflections
Click and see 35:16 Chapter 5: Discussion about the value of democratization of public space research and urban research in general also the potential role of architecture exhibitions in this context.
