Co-creation and Co-design for Community-Linked Developments in Copenhagen

W.G.Z. Tan

Co-creation and Co-design for Community-Linked Developments in Copenhagen

Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning

Research output: Non-textual form › Web publication/site › Professional

Abstract

R-LINK visits Copenhagen!
Copenhagen adopted a local strategic vision of ‘Co-create Copenhagen’ seeking new ways of collaborating with citizens and various interests groups. This is activated across various levels of scale from community gardens to urban transformation zones with the objective of climate adaption and citizen inclusion. The invitation from the University of Copenhagen gave the R-LINK team (Lilian van Karnebeek, Karin de Nijs, Wendy Tan, Kim von Schönfeld, Michiel Stapper, and Annemiek Rijckenberg, Menno van der Veen) a wonderful opportunity to visit examples of community-linked developments in Copenhagen last November.

Original language	English
Publisher	R-LINK
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 10 Jan 2019

Keywords

citizen participation
co-creation

Access to Document

http://rlink.tertium.nl/2019/01/10/co-creation-and-co-design-for-community-linked-developments-in-copenhagen/Licence: Unspecified

Social learning as an analytical lens for co-creative planning
von Schönfeld, K., Tan, W. G. Z., Wiekens, C., Salet, W. & Janssen-Jansen, L., Jul 2019, In: European Planning Studies. 27, 7, p. 1291-1313
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Academic › peer-review

Open Access
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VerDuS SURF Workshop Kennis & Beleid
Tan, W. W. Y. (Participant)
17 Apr 2019
Activity: Participating in or organising an event › Participation in or organising a conference › Other
Community-Linked Incremental Urban Developments
Tan, W. W. Y. (Speaker)
19 Feb 2019
Activity: Talk/presentation/lecture › Keynote talk › Other

R-LINK, Redressing Long-term societal challenges through space for Incremental urban development, small-scale and bottom-up initiatives to produce New Knowledge for vital and inclusive urban regions
Tan, W. W. Y. (PI)
1/01/16 → 31/12/20
Project: Staff

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Co-creation and Co-design for Community-Linked Developments in Copenhagen

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Research output

Social learning as an analytical lens for co-creative planning

Activities

VerDuS SURF Workshop Kennis & Beleid

Community-Linked Incremental Urban Developments

Projects

R-LINK, Redressing Long-term societal challenges through space for Incremental urban development, small-scale and bottom-up initiatives to produce New Knowledge for vital and inclusive urban regions

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