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3 issue 3 sustainable urbanism - new directions in collaboration with qatar university, urbanista.org presents the illustrated proceedings of the sustainable urbanism - new directions workshop funded by the qatar national research fund and supported by qatar university. curator & organiser: dr. anna grichting, qatar university. publication editor: dr. lucy bullivant, urbanista.org. image: qatar university edible campus green roofs. students arct421, qatar university. © qatar university. features sustainable urbanism – new directions: contents of this issue the sustainable urbanism – new directions workshop was funded by qatar national research fund and supported by qatar university. please read on for the contents of this publication. sustainable urbanism: new directions workshop, 21 march 2016 the sustainable urbanism – new directions workshop focusses on three topics: 1. new paradigms, 2. sustainable urbanism’s relationship with the social sciences and 3. with urban systems, data and technologies. sustainable urbanism – new directions workshop: introduction the international workshop programme sustainable urbanism: new directions curated and staged by qatar university in march 2016 brought together leading experts and researchers from around the world to discuss new directions in sustainable urbanism from the perspectives of the social sciences, but also with an emphasis on its interdisciplinary nature. extradisciplinary investigations – antidisciplinary spaces: sustaining future urban and social systems the aim of the sustainable urbanism – new directions workshop, dr. anna grichting, qatar university, curator of the international event, explains, was to discuss new directions in sustainable urbanism with a particular focus on the social sciences. architecture and urbanism are between disciplines, across disciplines: in a marginal space – the border – which contemporary philosophers such as gilles deleuze and rosi braidotti describe as the space where the most creative and innovative things happen. sustainable urbanism new directions international workshop programme the sustainable urbanism new directions international workshop was held on 19, 21, 22 and 24 march 2016 with a rich programme of speakers and activities featured in this issue. 1: sustainable urbanism: new paradigms the first session discussed new approaches to physical planning of the built environment, in particular those integrating landscape, ecology and urban planning, as well as urban design treating the city as a system. sustainability paradigms and future cities social sciences must take on a leading role in the transformation from top-down to citizen-designed urban change, management and governance, argues gerhard schmitt, professor of information architecture at the swiss federal institute of technology in zurich (eth), founding director of the singapore-eth centre in singapore, and eth zurich senior vice president for eth global. ecological patchiness landscape architect johanna gibbons, co-founder of j & l gibbons in london, describes her practice and research as collaborative. this gives the team multiple perspectives from which to appreciate natural process, to interact with community dynamics, and to develop design and conservation management responses. from urban acupuncture to the third generation city urban acupuncture is a biourban theory that combines sociology and urban design with the traditional chinese medical theory of acupuncture, explains marco casagrande, a finnish architect, biourbanist and social theorist. as a design methodology, it is focused on tactical, small-scale interventions in the urban fabric, and ripple effects and the transformation of the larger urban organism. research gaps in sustainable urbanism: socio-cultural implications of sustainable infrastructure in arab eco-cities what is known and of value in sustainable urbanism is derived both from academic texts and real-world projects, encompassing the newest areas of research. what is yet to be investigated to full advantage in application, argues dr. rafael pizarro, is state-of-the-art knowledge of sustainable urbanism including advances in sustainable urban forms, green transportation, land use, urban design, open space design, density and pedestrianism. 2: sustainable urbanism and the social sciences session ii, sustainable urbanism and the social sciences, focussed on people and communities in the city, and their role in the sustainability of a healthy, safe and liveable city. the new urban agenda for the first time in the history of development, as un-habitat’s director general, joan clos and eduardo lópez moreno, director of research and capacity development, point out, urbanization is considered a developmental tool and a driver for economic and social prosperity. by getting urban development right, cities can create jobs, improve social inclusion and protect local ecosystems. swarm planning: a systems approach to sustainable urbanism an alternative approach to urbanism: swarm planning, enables the city to anticipate change through responding in advance to different time horizons of change and to take the biggest uncertainty as the starting point for design, argues dr. rob roggema, landscape architect and a design expert on climate adaptation, renewable energy planning and urban agriculture. participatory placemaking: co-creating urban futures in the majority world new commons created by and for citizens through participatory placemaking practices help to counter a discriminatory market, maintains place vision strategist, curator, author and founder of urbanista.org dr. lucy bullivant, and affirm an alternative model of society based on greater self-reliance – and self-determination. the use of public private partnership (ppp) to facilitate sustainable urbanism ppp – public-private partnerships – and its key elements and benefits are introduced by sharifah hamzah, a senior associate with bennett jones (gulf) llp, who believes that the general public that should benefit from public-private partnership infrastructure investments. 3: urban data and urban indicators for sustainability the third workshop session, sustainable urbanism: urban systems and new technologies, discusses the concept of technology and the sustainable city. sustainable city building: an inter-disciplinary research agenda informed by high calibre city data sustainable city building must be supported by interdisciplinary research informed by high-calibre city data, maintains dr. patricia mccarney, president and ceo of the world council on city data (wccd). working within the social sciences, she and her colleagues have come to recognize that the key challenge facing urban research that can inform sustainable urbanism is the lack of high-quality, comparable data on city sustainability performance, operational planning, design and management, and quality of life. supporting decisions towards the post carbon city the need for a paradigm shift in order to progress towards sustainable development in cities is highlighted by dr. patrizia lombardi. she focuses her analysis on the relations between cities and climate change, and the concept of the post-carbon city which has recently emerged as a concept emphasising the process of transformation, a shift in paradigm that is necessary to respond to the multiple challenges of climate change, ecosystem degradation, social inequity and economic pressures. next generation urban data the time is right to build an urban data research network grounded in science, technology and training, maintains economist and economic statistician dr. julia lane, professor at cusp (center for urban science + progress), nyu, and at nyu wagner graduate school of public service. biogeometry: centres for special needs and community integration dr. ibrahim s. f. karim is the egyptian founder of biogeometry, a modern energy science which he describes as a successful means for uniting science with spiritual insight. the ground rules: a project of social ecologies the ground rules is an action-research model created by ecologist nance klehm that understands soil as a tool for knowledge building, engaging the public, and shaping new policy. some comments from delegates feedback from delegates attending the sustainable urbanism new directions workshop offered insights and suggestions. brainstorming workshop a one hour brainstorming session was staged with the sustainable urbanism new directions’ speakers and guests from qatar university and public and private bodies in doha as part of the event to draw out a range of integrated propositions by participants for the research agenda for doha, qatar and the region. soul to soil permaculture workshop – from waste to fertility, building soil fertility with compost the soul to soil permaculture workshop: from waste to fertility: building soil fertility with compost, led by ecologist nance klehm and staged at the qatar university plant nursery on 19 march 2016 was supported by saic (al sulaiteen industrial complex). landscape engineers and gardeners from qatar university took part alongside students, professional architects and landscape designers, local school children and their teachers. permaculture and edible landscape for food security and biodiversity at qatar university the edible permaculture garden at qatar university is a significant emerging landscape project initiated by department of architecture faculty member dr. anna grichting. designed by her undergraduate students, and supported by a grant from the qatar foundation, the garden project has benefitted greatly from the participation of luzita ball and paige tantillo, two certified permaculturists collaborating with the department. ecological patchiness workshop with landscape architect johanna gibbons landscape architect johanna gibbons, co-founder of j&l gibbons, led a workshop on site design, supported by al nakheel landscapes, at qatar university’s female college of engineering on 24 march 2016 as part of her participation in the sustainable urbanism new directions workshop curated and staged by the university. blue planet design: blueprints for sustainable urbanism blueprints for sustainable urbanism, a display by graduate and undergraduate students in the department of architecture and urban planning, qatar university, focused on the relationship between oceans and urbanization and water-focused urban design adhering to blue design principles. sustainable urbanism next generations awards for volunteers and student participants for such an international workshop on sustainable urbanism to be successful, it is essential that it actively involves students and young professionals and researchers. to recognise the outstanding commitment and contribution of our young participants, the sustainable urbanism workshop organiser, dr. anna grichting, presented outstanding volunteers and students with an award certificate and a gift. 7 pillars to achieving sustainable development in fragile zones: a regional reconstruction strategy for the middle east it is time to establish a regional reconstruction strategy for the middle east, one that involves collective vision, broad participation, smart security, equality, and other key elements, argues dr. sultan barakat, director of research at the brookings doha center and a senior fellow in the center for middle east policy at brookings, one of the panellists speaking at the arc16 (annual research conference) session on sustainable urbanism, qatar national conference center, 22 march 2016. new directions in sustainable urbanism in doha, qatar and the region dr. anna grichting outlines in detail the multifaceted research agenda arising from qatar university’s sustainable urbanism – new directions workshop she curated and staged in march 2016. sustainable urbanism: key policy and strategy recommendations for urban and regional development and planning managers key urban policy and strategy recommendations for development and planning managers emerged from the brainstorming session, moderated by dr. lucy bullivant, held as part of the sustainable urbanism: new directions workshop at qatar university. dohasis: the biourban restoration of doha dohasis is a vision for doha’s blue biourbanism. its tactical acupuncture projects are potentially implemented through interventions in available existing spaces, creating a restorative ecological ripple effect throughout the entire city. homegrown urban forestry landscape architect johanna gibbons’ participation in sustainable urbanism new directions gave her the opportunity to reflect on the symbolic value of a single sierra tree surviving alone in doha bay for doha’s future urban forest, to visit suhaim al thani’s farm on the outskirts of doha and share common interests in landscape and permaculture, and admire the self-sustaining approach to edible planting represented by qatar university’s edible campus project initiated by faculty member dr. anna grichting. subject and object, spirit and matter the dream map has been drawn for a sustainable doha, believes ecologist nance klehm, who calls it a city that will develop its own unique culture of sustainability. however in order to better reach this dream doha needs to identify itself as an organism, a vulnerable ecosystem and a habitat to humans. city data for sustainable urbanism with more than 90% of qatar’s population living in urban areas, achieving the qatar national vision 2030 necessarily requires a major focus on sustainable urban development, writes dr. patricia mccarney, president and ceo of the world council on city data (wccd), reflecting on the sustainable urbanism – new directions workshop. reflections on permeable, anti-fragile and participative urbanism the sustainable urbanism workshop at qatar university highlighted the new era in urban development, writes speaker dr. rob roggema, landscape architect, design expert on sustainable urbanism, climate adaptation, renewable energy landscapes and the design of urban agriculture, and founder of cittaideale. instead of thinking in icons and large building programmes, the emphasis was on how to redevelop the local and make use of the laws of nature in order to create a city that is able to change whenever this is required, for instance as result of climate change, economic downturn or population growth or decline. sustainable urbanism: gaps in current research cities are characterized by a large consumption of environmental and energy resources and social inequalities. a paradigm shift in relationships between energy, climate change and cities is vital, argues dr. patrizia lombardi, to respond to the multiple challenges of climate change, ecosystem degradation, social equity and economic pressures. organisation team & participating organisations the organisation of sustainable urbanism – new directions workshop would not have been possible without the support and encouragement of many different parties. sustainable urbanism – new directions: media coverage “sustainable urbanism is not merely about smart cities, technology, urban design form and ecological infrastructure. it is also about people and communities and their participative role in shaping and managing the built environment. this was the simple premise that powered an enlightening workshop”, said the gulf times. networking reception his excellency, etienne thevoz, ambassador to switzerland in qatar, hosted a networking reception at his residence for the sponsors, speakers and participants of the workshop on 21 march 2016. urban forest by nakheel landscapes nakheel landscapes, the landscape contractor and a sponsor of the sustainable urbanism new directions workshop, constructed an urban forest at the qatar national convention center workshop venue to highlight the importance of trees in creating sustainable and healthy urban landscapes. sustainable urbanism – new directions: how to obtain the limited edition publication; colophon the sustainable urbanism – new directions publication – launch date 4 april 2018 – has been produced simultaneously in a fully illustrated, 154 page printed limited edition designed by kirstin helgadóttir and as a special issue of urbanista.org webzine for liveable urbanism designed by &&&. news the pixel hut the pixel hut is a visual and interactive structure – part architecture design, part performance installation – that challenges the identity and function of the primitive hut. it’s an ongoing interdisciplinary research project by hut architecture in collaboration with universal assembly unit and dinner at 29. close encounters of the seoul kind: seoul international biennale of architecture and urbanism (sibau) a major international symposium staged in october 2016 to discuss the new sibau – seoul international biennale of architecture and urbanism – anticipated a paradigm shift in seoul’s architecture culture and co-created regenerative urban design processes how can a city be experimental with itself? in victorian times in the uk philanthropists applied notable social experiments ‘self-driven city’: the 2015 tallinn architecture biennale (tab) tallinn, the capital of estonia, one of the three baltic states, and formerly a soviet republic until the dissolution of the ussr in 1991, when it regained its independence and became a democratic republic, has just half a million inhabitants, while overall across its fifteen counties there are 1.3 million. the 2015 tallinn architecture biennale, remake – we make opens at the 2015 bi-city biennale of urbanism\architecture shenzhen an exhibition pavilion, design-build structure workshop and discussion programme, created by a unique team from the uk, norway and china for the national, regional and thematic pavilions section of the 2015 bi-city biennale of urbanism\architecture shenzhen, 5 december 2015-28 february 2016. exhibitors including: workshop architecture, assemble – announced on 7 december 2015 as winners of the ‘dwell in possibility’*: forthcoming issue of urbanista.org, out in autumn 2018! dwell in possibility’, the next issue of urbanista.org is coming soon, including custom & self build: investigating the sector; karakusevic carson’s mixed use and tenure housing in london; darryl chen (hawkins\brown) on the emperor’s new housing – the london housing design guide; and in-depth reviews of development, design and profit in the 21st century, the national urban design conference 2015, bristol; and designing city resilience, riba conference, 2015; and port city talks antwerp-istanbul, mas, antwerp (europalia biennial). ecologicstudio’s bio-urban design lab in the sonoran desert, arizona the bio-urban design lab, led by marco poletto and claudia pasquero – founders of ecologicstudio and leaders of the bio urban design research cluster of the march urban design programme at the bartlett school of architecture, ucl – embarked in a research trip to the sonoran desert in arizona in march 2014. lucy bullivant’s book masterplanning futures wins the urban design group’s book of the year 2014 the urban design group’s national urban design awards 2014 were presented on 12 february during an evening showcasing some great examples of urban design work produced throughout the uk over the past twelve months. lucy bullivant’s title masterplanning futures was awarded the 2014 book of the year award and, in describing the title, the urban rebooting the masterplan lucy bullivant and thomas ermacora present rebooting the masterplan limewharf vyner street, london, e2 9dj urbanista.org, in conjunction with the recode gallery at limewharf, continues its popular series of events with rebooting the masterplan, two evening talks and discussions investigating contemporary progressive masterplanning ideals and strategies, staged in collaboration with the urban design group. the conventional masterplanning model fat breaks up the band featured in both the book anglo files: rising uk architecture (thames & hudson, 2005), one of my publications, and space invaders, the british council international touring exhibition, 2001-3, i curated with pedro gadanho (a catalogue is still available, and a series of video interviews filmed by elliott chaffer is now a collectors’ item), the irrepressible new generations festival, milan, 28-30 nov 2013 the new generations festival – 28-30 november 2013 – in milan will be one of the high points of a research project led in 2012 and 2013 by itinerant office. the new generations research, led by itinerant office, the architectural practice founded by gianpiero venturini, has for the last two years been analysing the impact previous news register for newsletter -- follow us about urbanista.org contact us press cookies policy site map urbanista.org is a new webzine of critical perspectives on contemporary urban design and its responses to social, cultural, political and economic 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