Doing critique of what design does at Superkilen

Tietjen, Anne; Riesto, Svava; Haddad, R.

doi:10.3280/crios2017-013004

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“…From an ANT view, design is what it does to and together with other actors (Tietjen et al, 2017). This means that the quality of the connections established and sustained by design actions is key to spatial design quality.…”

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“…In line with this, urban design and landscape design projects are being carried out as strategic spatial projects to achieve social, economic, and environmental changes beyond the immediate purpose of the given project and across multiple scales: locally, regionally and even internationally. The general idea of strategic spatial projects is to steer spatial development in a desired direction through strategic interventions (Burgess and Carmona, 2009;Oosterlynck, Albrechts and Van den Broeck, 2011;Tietjen, 2017).…”

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There is more to it than meets the eye

Tietjen

Jørgensen

2018

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Based on a Danish case, this paper investigates how strategic urban and landscape design can contribute to positive developments in rural areas that are challenged by population decline. From 2007-2012, the municipality of Bornholm conducted a strategic planning process, which aimed to enhance quality of life by strengthening place-based qualities and potential through local physical projects. Guided by actor-network theory (ANT) we analyse the socio-material effects of the new assemblages of people and things around the design interventions that were made. We find that strategic spatial projects can contribute considerably to quality of life in declining rural areas. From a wider strategic perspective, they can also define new spatial development perspectives rooted in place-based resources and potential. Methodologically, ANT offers a pertinent framework for studying the long-term performance of strategic spatial projects and how design actions can continue to gather new actors, spark new initiatives and, thereby, fuel repercussive effects.

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There is more to it than meets the eye

Tietjen

Jørgensen

2018

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“…of, for example, a designed urban space. With criticality, one can question what an urban space does here and now, rather than judging it as good or bad or defi ning what it is(Tietjen et al, 2017). Criticality is a situated practice, and it involves risk and uncertainties.…”

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“…Criticality is a situated practice, and it involves risk and uncertainties. It can take many forms -for example writing, drawing and bodily performances(Tietjen et al, 2017).…”

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<title> Vademecum<subtitel>77 Minor Terms for Writing Urban Places

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Vademecum: 77 Minor Terms for Writing Urban Places offers a set of concepts that stimulate new approaches in planning, architecture, urban design, policy and other practices of spatial development. These diverse concepts might reveal blind spots in urban discourse or bring insights from one discipline to another. The term ‘minor’ refers to the ambition to look at the local and social specificity of urban places, and to challenge established discursive frameworks by giving voice to multiple actors in the debate.

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Doing critique of what design does at Superkilen

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