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PhD Seminar by Julian Petrin - Next Level Participation — Strategies and Examples

Seminar

  • Date

    07 Apr 2021

  • Organiser

    PolyU Design

  • Time

    16:00 - 18:00

  • Venue

    Zoom  

Speaker

Julian Petrin

Summary

Citizen participation is not only a necessity but can enrich projects enormously in terms of the knowledge of the many. Nevertheless, the dynamics of technological, political and societal changes have heated up the climate for participation in many places. New forms of protest and new forces of city-making require new ways of participation. In this seminar you will learn about new strategies and instruments how to shape the city together.

 

Join this seminar on Zoom

URL: https://zoom.us/j/94218644224
Meeting ID: 942 1864 4224
Passcode: 072414

All PolyU PhD students are welcome.
This seminar, hosted on Zoom Meeting, allows only authenticated users (i.e. Zoom logged-in users).
Event registration is required (click HERE). Registrants will receive a reading list prior to this seminar.

Keynote Speaker

Julian Petrin

Julian Petrin

Founder of urbanista; Professor of Smart City Solutions of Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences

Julian Petrin is working as an urbanist and urban researcher in the field of large-scale future and strategy processes for over 20 years. With his 20-person company urbanista, founded in 1998, Petrin advises municipalities, companies and associations in urban development processes and develops strategies with them to meet technological, social and ecological challenges. The focus of urbanista's work is on city-wide and regional strategies as well as co-creatively developed visions of the future. In 2009, Petrin founded the internationally acclaimed participation lab Nexthamburg. From 2013 to 2015, he taught as visiting professor of urban management at the University of Kassel. Since 2011, he is member of the German Academy for Urban and Regional Planning (DASL). In 2020, he was appointed Professor of Smart City Solutions at the Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences.

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