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PICNIC11

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Presentation by Mark Dek (Archadia) & James Burke (Vurb) on their explorations of digital tools for urban development
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Digital urban infrastructures for user empowermentExplorations of concepts, tools and platforms that allow for civic control over their cities

Source: http://www.prettymaps.stamen.com

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Techno utopian/dystopian city

Source: Tony Garnier – Une Cité Industrielle

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Classical values vs. Modern methods

Source: Tony Garnier – Une Cité Industrielle

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Research the impact of emerging technologies on city life and formulate future scenario’s

Source: Keiichi Matsuda – Domesti-city

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Scenario’s

Personal?

The Urban Future is:

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Source: Keiichi Matsuda – Domesti-city

Personalized

The Urban Future will probably be:

Scenario’s

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Source: Keiichi Matsuda – Domesti-city

Scenario’s

Commercial

The Urban Future will probably be:

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Scenario’s:

OpenSource/Data/GOV/Design

The Urban Future can be:

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Scenario’s:

Collaborative

The Urban Future should be:

Project: Hypermud, Archadia (a.o) with Waag Society and DUS-architecten for PICNIC11

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Scenario’s:

AccessibleFor everyone equallyFor free

The Urban Future should be:

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Scenario’s

CompatiblePeopleObjectsSoftwarehardware

The Urban Future should be:

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Prototyping and building with present technologies

Project: Cube 64 by projectteam including Archadia for www.smartinpublic.nl

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Create infrastructures for future technologies: the Urban CMS

Source: Urban CMS, article by Archadia for Volume/Archis magazine

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Urban CMS - Content

Open DataGeolocated social mediaSentient objects (Internet of Things)People + devicesAggregated and mashed objects

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Urban CMS - Database

Urban info, news, laws & regulation, history, communication

Scripts, codes and algorithms, schematics, calculations

Sensor feedscadastreBuilding codeZoning lawArchitectural patterns

CAD to CNCCost calcStructural calcPermit checker

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Urban CMS - output

Print, mobile, screens, AR

Services, Administration

Direct output of your actions onto media and services:

Services (police - garbage disposal - traffic signs) are directly linked to the scripts that run them

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Control your data

Direct input through plug and play interfaces

Plug-in modules for specific tasks

Urban CMS - administration

Direct input to the system.

Each city service that is control-able has its own interface:From personal architecture to city flow optimization.

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Site specific online design plug-in

CadastreBuilding codeZoning law

CalculationsBuilding kit

Neighborhood feedback

Urban CMS – Personal architectural interface

Source: Wikihouse.cc

Site feedback

permits

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1,6 million square meters of empty office space in Amsterdam

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Vacant NL

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Abandoned unbuilt or sparsely spaces – urban fallow land

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Connect available empty civic space to networks

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Findable, social connected unused spaces

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configurability and socialization

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Contracts, regulation and legal requirements

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Partnerships with existing Urban incubators, housing corportions , local government

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Contact

Who: Mark DekSites: www.archadia.nl Twitter: @archad1aEmail: [email protected]

Credits

http://www.geekologie.comhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/daleremoteMegahouse – Atalier Hitoshi Abehttp://openbuildings.com/buildings/place-du-quartier-des-spectacles-profile-4873http://www.designboom.com/

Contact

Who: James BurkeSites: www.vurb.euTwitter: @vurbEmail: [email protected]

QUESTIONS?