Creative urban regeneration: the case of 'innovation hubs'

Cunha, Ines Vilhena Da; Selada, Catarina

doi:10.1049/cp:20070414

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“…Urban regeneration projects open up to social capital development, civic value and community participation, making environmentally-friendly settlements as villages and neighbourhoods, following a community-led view for sustainable urban transformation (Deakin, 2009;Deakin and Allwinckle, 2007). Creative urban regeneration helps to develop hub of innovation and creativity (Da Cunha and Selada, 2009). Viewing sustainability as a shared territory supports multi-actor commitment and stakeholder creativity in order to develop «long-term regeneration project which has kept all of its major stakeholders on-board while radically transforming social, economic, and environmental standards» (Evans andJones, 2008, p. 1428).…”

Section: Urban Regeneration and Sustainabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Advancing urban regeneration projects for sustainable development and intellectual capital

Romanelli

Ferrara

Metallo

et al. 2022

ECKM

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The study aims to investigate how urban regeneration projects contribute to achieving sustainable development through an intellectual capital (IC) perspective for driving growth within urban communities and improving quality of life. Literature has shown that urban regeneration projects help support urban change. The IC helps drive sustainable development and competitiveness of regions, cities and communities. Urban regeneration projects contribute to better quality of life and drive social and economic renewal of urban communities. This exploratory study proposes a research framework addressed to join urban regeneration projects with IC view on cities and urban communities. This paper can contribute to the extant literature focused on the relationship between urban regeneration processes and the role of intellectual capital as driver of sustainable development. This qualitative study, using a multiple case study methodology, provides a comparative analysis of two urban regeneration projects that help the redevelopment of urban environments and support human and social capital within communities. The findings show that urban regeneration projects significantly contribute to revitalising urban spaces, supporting the components of IC that drive social and economic growth of communities.

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Section: Urban Regeneration and Sustainabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Advancing urban regeneration projects for sustainable development and intellectual capital

Romanelli

Ferrara

Metallo

et al. 2022

ECKM

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“…In the conditions of society of knowledge and the fourth industrial revolution the creative intelligence is of particular importance because transformation of scientific achievements in a multi-purpose innovation is necessary: production, commercial, financial, managerial, social, ecological and also in the sphere of various services and entertainments for the purpose of acceleration of scientific and technical development of the countries, regions and cities, improvement of quality of life of the population, the solution of pressing problems (Samet and Teulon, 2012;Hugill and Yang, 2013;Da Cunha and Selada, 2009;Karlsson and Gråsjö, 2014;Fellnhofer and Pree, 2018;McDonnell et al, 2017).…”

Section: Complex Structure Of Intelligencementioning

confidence: 99%

Perception intelligence as an element of human intellectual capital and its assessment among university students

Dresvyannikov

Dorofeev

Taktarova

2019

IJLIC

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In this paper, on the basis of a multi-factorial theory, a six-element structure of the intelligence is presented as the basis of human intellectual capital. To assess the first element-the perception intelligence, a technique was developed using a questionnaire and a mathematical apparatus for processing the data obtained. The estimation of the perception intelligence on a small sample of university students is performed. The results of the assessment can be used to develop intelligence, improve communication and learning effectiveness. It is shown that there is a direct relationship between the level of perception intelligence and success in learning.

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“…According to Da Cunha, in the trend of globalization, cities and their supporting components act as communities of knowledge, innovation, and creativity so that learning becomes more dynamic, complex, diverse, open and intangible. In this context, new urban policies must be considered [8].…”

Section: B Creative Hub Establishmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Creative Community Branding in Makassar (Creating a collective identity Jamaah Kreatif Sektor Selatan for creative communities in the Southern Region of Makassar)

Nurabdiansyah¹,

Arifin²,

Prusdianto³

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Arts and Design Education (ICADE 2018)

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Jamaahkreatifsektorselatan (#jkss) is a branding activity, a creative campaign to build collective identity through community, image, networking and creative entrepreneurship in the field of art and design in Makassar. This article was compiled as a medium to convey the campaign in a broader scope, becoming a benchmark for the effectiveness of this campaign in building the community's creative vision, as scientific responsibility as well as door for networking between the creative community with the academic communities and becoming the next stage of evaluation. This creative campaign was conducted to synchronize the vision and potential behaviors of several creative communities in the south of Makassar, arranged in one identity that can be used together. This effort was built through three steps, specifically mapping the potential of the creative community, initiating a collective space/creative hub to support communities diffuse out activities, and social campaigns using hashtag (#) on social media. Campaign conceptions are done with the Design Thinking approach from IDEO. Creating a collective creative identity is connected through the collaborative management of publications and communication with fellow communities, exchange of information to share simple ideas for creative presentation/creative sharing. The systematic stages and the creative campaign of collective identity through the hashtag #jamaahkreatifsektorselatan on social media can be appreciated as an effort to build creative atmosphere, as a creative city branding that can be developed into a new creative identity for Makassar. Creative imagery from this region particularly can contribute to supporting Makassar's image as one of the creative cities in Indonesia. From this study concluded that community initiatives in responding to their surrounding area, utilizing technological innovations and social media improvement, can contribute to a better creative image of the city.

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Creative urban regeneration: the case of 'innovation hubs'

Cited by 5 publications

References 11 publications

Advancing urban regeneration projects for sustainable development and intellectual capital

Advancing urban regeneration projects for sustainable development and intellectual capital

Perception intelligence as an element of human intellectual capital and its assessment among university students

Creative Community Branding in Makassar (Creating a collective identity Jamaah Kreatif Sektor Selatan for creative communities in the Southern Region of Makassar)

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