Mapping Brisbane’s Casual Creative Corridor: Land use and policy implications of a new genre in urban creative ecosystems

Mengi, Onur; Bilandžić, Ana; Foth, Marcus; Guaralda, Mirko

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2020.104792

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“…to a lesser extent, peripheral and inner areas" [101]. In addition, specific types of land use may influence the occurrence of CWSs, which has been studied through some research [102][103][104]. Still, however, these examples are rather isolated and do not reflect a regional or national pattern.…”

Section: Coworking Spacesmentioning

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Location of Coworking Spaces (CWSs) Regarding Vicinity, Land Use and Points of Interest (POIs)

Hölzel

Kolsch

Vries

2022

Land

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Background: The place of work is, besides the place of residence, a main travel destination in the course of the day for working people, who make up the majority of western European societies. Other daily destinations, such as those for childcare, social activities, and buying groceries, are spatially related to both of these. This article aims to detect if and how the character of the neighbourhood and the associated land use is related to the location of coworking spaces. Specifically, we investigate the spatial relation between coworking spaces (CWSs) in peripheral and non-peripheral regions to specific points of interest (POIs). These POIs could be daily destinations relevant for a common lifestyle of working people. The data rely on identifying the location of CWSs (peripheral/non-peripheral, land use) in Germany and relating the location of CWSs to the location of POIs using georeferenced data. The results show an accumulation of CWSs and POIs in non-peripheral regions and residential areas and a higher number of specific POIs in their vicinity. From these results, we infer that a relatively higher number of specific POIs in the vicinity of CWSs makes it more likely to use this service and thus provides specific advantages to users of CWSs. If work is performed in a CWS close to the place of residence, other daily destinations could be reached in a short time and the spending capacity could remain in the local economy. The quality of life could increase, and the commute is shrinking with effects on traffic, carbon emission, and work–life balance. Further research could investigate whether this also occurs in an international context, and could focus on developing social-spatial models, by making of use remote sensing. In this way, one could measure the impact on public space and on the neighbourhood of CWSs more quantitatively.

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Section: Coworking Spacesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Location of Coworking Spaces (CWSs) Regarding Vicinity, Land Use and Points of Interest (POIs)

Hölzel

Kolsch

Vries

2022

Land

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“…Russo et al, 2014). Lack of agreement spurs from the challenges that arise when structuring and running a smart urban ecosystem, such as the coordination and amalgamation of the formal (planned) and the informal (unplanned) sources of urban creativity (Mengi et al, 2020) and the active engagement of citizens to feed the social and civic capital on which the smartness of the urban ecosystem is established (Foth et al, 2016).…”

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Organizing a sustainable smart urban ecosystem: Perspectives and insights from a bibliometric analysis and literature review

Palumbo

Manesh

Pellegrini

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Journal of Cleaner Production

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“…The urban migration of creative people will create an agglomeration of professional people and foster urban creativity ( Florida, 2012 ; McCann, 2013 ). These creative hotspots have become the key drivers of urban policies to promote the growth of knowledge-based ( Mengi et al, 2020 ). A related point regarding urban consumption is that professional people with high incomes have the capacity to move with quality atmosphere to the great city, such as restaurants, coffee shops, museums, theaters, etc.…”

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A phenomenon in urban disruption: the emergence of Coworking Spaces in Bandung

Sutriadi

Fachryza

2021

Heliyon

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Since the emergence of urban planning science at the beginning of 20 th century, urban disruption as innovation is highly connected to the urban planning framework, it goes along in responding urban problem, in conjunction with the civilization development, from innovation in terms of planning process and field survey in the early 20 th century to the use of information and communication technology (ICT) as analytical planning tools in 2010s. The emergence of Coworking Spaces in Bandung, a capital city of West Java where many universities were founded, and a place for youth scholarship and creativity, is an appropriate location to be used as a case study. This paper aims to analyze spatial patterns and linkages with local features, using kernel density and also somer's d association analysis to determine the presence, strength, and direction of the relationship asymmetrically. This is important to analyze the emergence of Coworking Spaces as a part of urban disruption process in promoting city centre vitality while the advance of technology, service sector expansion, liveable building design become primary focus of globally Coworking Spaces discourses.

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Mapping Brisbane’s Casual Creative Corridor: Land use and policy implications of a new genre in urban creative ecosystems

Cited by 23 publications

References 43 publications

Location of Coworking Spaces (CWSs) Regarding Vicinity, Land Use and Points of Interest (POIs)

Location of Coworking Spaces (CWSs) Regarding Vicinity, Land Use and Points of Interest (POIs)

Organizing a sustainable smart urban ecosystem: Perspectives and insights from a bibliometric analysis and literature review

A phenomenon in urban disruption: the emergence of Coworking Spaces in Bandung

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