A creative city planning framework by a private company: Case study of the development of Futako-Tamagawa by Tokyu

Konno, Yukiko; Itoh, Yuki

doi:10.1080/23311975.2016.1270712

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“…Studies emphasize that the creative city has been very dynamic. Some focus on the topic of the creative city as the creative space for its citizens (Michels, 2014;Motcanu, 2017) and the actors of the creative city (Baum, 2020;Borén & Young, 2017;Konno & Itoh, 2017).…”

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Revealing the New Identity Element to Construct Palembang City Branding

Zinaida

Sunarto

Sunuantari

2022

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More than just selling, a city must be constructed as an image formation process, which is formed from a mental map created by local people that produces an original identity to make a good branding. This research aims to reveal a new element of city identity and produce a mapping process of forming a strong city identity based on the advantages of the city that can be used in perfecting the concept of city branding. The result shows that the natural appearance in this study refers to the appearance of the river and the surrounding area called “RIVERINE” which means the area around the river. These elements also become the identity of Palembang and can be one of the elements to construct a concept of city branding. The research’s state-of-the-art findings are the new element to constructing the city identity of Palembang by revealing the role of the new element of city identity construction.

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Revealing the New Identity Element to Construct Palembang City Branding

Zinaida

Sunarto

Sunuantari

2022

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“…Studies emphasize the creative city has been very dynamic. Some focus on the topic of the creative city as the creative space for its citizens (Michels et al, 2014;Motcanu-Dumitrescu, 2017) and the actors of the creative city (Baum, 2018;Borén & Young, 2017;Konno & Itoh, 2017). Other researchers have looked at the image of the creative city (Das, 2016;Prilenska, 2012;Vanolo, 2015).…”

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The Quadruple Helix Communication Model in Yogyakarta’s Creative City Development

Prayudi

Ardhanariswari

Probosari

2020

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Developing a creative city is a challenge that requires the collaboration of all creative actors. It is challenging when the development of creative cities adopts the quadruple helix model. The study was essential to introduce the quadruple helix communication model. It employed a qualitative research method to understand how each creative actor communicates and collaborates in the development process of Yogyakarta as a creative city. The result found that the proposed quadruple helix communication model was the development of the transactional communication model. This model emphasized the provision of space for both one way-way and two-way communication to emerge. The quadruple helix communication model helped the development planning of Yogyakarta as a creative city. The use of one-way or two-way communication related to the achieved goal: to inform, consult, collaborate, or empower. Further, this model identified the role of each creative actor in Yogyakarta in developing the creative city.

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The geography of the Super Creative Class in the greater Tokyo area: Place of work and place of residence

Ikegaya¹,

Debbage

2023

City, Culture and Society

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A creative city planning framework by a private company: Case study of the development of Futako-Tamagawa by Tokyu

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

Revealing the New Identity Element to Construct Palembang City Branding

Revealing the New Identity Element to Construct Palembang City Branding

The Quadruple Helix Communication Model in Yogyakarta’s Creative City Development

The geography of the Super Creative Class in the greater Tokyo area: Place of work and place of residence

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