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DesignLAB claims a critical position in defining ‘design’ as an open discipline and promoting new roles for design, which could be participatory, inherently social, place-based, and an open-ended practice. Co-production is an important notion at the intersection between research and design, where design-oriented research and scholarship could create possibilities for collaboration with on-the-ground practices and communities.
podcast: Design & Co-production 🎧
featuring Prof Doina Petrescu (Architecture & Landscape) and Prof Dorothea Kleine (Geography & Planning, Institute for Global Sustainable Development)
facilitator: Dr Esra Can (Architecture & Landscape)
AGROCITE, Bagneux R-Urban resilience hub (2019)
AAA + R-Urban
key references:
Chevalier, J. M., and Daniel J. B. (2013). Participatory Action Research, 0 edn (Routledge)
Hart, A. and David W. (2006). Developing Local “Communities of Practice” through Local Community – University Partnerships, Planning Practice and Research, 21.1: 121–38
Heron, J. (1996). Co-Operative Inquiry: Research into the Human Condition (London ; Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications)
Perry, B. (2022). Co-Production as Praxis: Critique and Engagement from within the University, Methodological Innovations, 15.3: 341–52
Perry, B., Patel, Z., Bretzer, Y.N., and Polk, M. (2018). Organising for Co-Production: Local Interaction Platforms for Urban Sustainability, Politics and Governance, 6.1: 189–98
co-production tools & case studies
process of visually communicating a wide range of connections and relations across diverse frameworks
processes of exchange and negotiation of knowledge, generating spatial knowledge(s)
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ageinghood toolkit
ageinghood toolkit
activating support networks for vulnerable populations
civic pedagogies
civic pedagogies
design-driven pedagogies supporting the formation of civic and learner agencies
games for co-design
games as an interactive and participatory space.
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