Friday, 7 November 2008
Cultural Planning and Place Making in Stockholm
Noema has joined the Gehl Architects team (Copenhagen) in an international competition to design a new neighbourhood for Stockholm. The team has used the principles of Cultural Mapping to propose a new vision for sustainable living. See the Brief for the competition at Link
Cultural Planning and Cultural DNA: A Sustainable Approach to Placemaking
A large gathering of members of the Union of Baltic Cities took place in Turku (Finland) on the 24th to the 27th of September 2008. The main subject of the event was the discussion of how to find the cultural DNA of places. Inspired by Lia Ghilardi, participants (mainly from the planning and urban development disciplines) spent two days documenting the distinctive character of Turku. The results of this work will be disseminated in a report which will be ready in December.
For information, please contact: Samuli Saarinen, Environmental and City Planning Department,
Master Plan Office,Turku
samuli.saarinen@turku.fi
Cultural Planning in Norwich
Noema has been working with Norwich Culture Office and the Local Strategic Partnership on a series of workshops to train key stakeholders to use Cultural Planning as a tool for finding creative ways of improving the delivery of services.
I have invited Marion Catlin (Cultural Development Officer, Norwich City Council) to present the results of the work done in Norwich to my students of the MA in Cultural Policy and Management at City University, London.
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I have invited Marion Catlin (Cultural Development Officer, Norwich City Council) to present the results of the work done in Norwich to my students of the MA in Cultural Policy and Management at City University, London.
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Monday, 23 June 2008
Gävle Conference
The auditorium was full on the opening day of Konstcentrum’s seminars on cultural planning and art in public space. Artists and people working in cultural fields from all over Sweden mixed with interested local residents and international guests.
Lia Ghilardi, founder and director of Noema Research and Planning Ltd in London, talked about her method of mapping places from a cultural perspective. She began by cautioning against large architectural flagship projects which are often at risk of becoming " a second-life architecture for fantasy cities"...
Read more at: www.gavlekonstcentrum.se
Lia Ghilardi, founder and director of Noema Research and Planning Ltd in London, talked about her method of mapping places from a cultural perspective. She began by cautioning against large architectural flagship projects which are often at risk of becoming " a second-life architecture for fantasy cities"...
Read more at: www.gavlekonstcentrum.se
Wednesday, 11 June 2008
Creative Cities Forum, Peking University
Abstract: This paper deals with the issues associated with the use ofculture in urban regeneration and place-shaping and, through the use of practical examples of implementation, discusses cultural planning as a method for the delivery of integrated and sustainable cultural and urban development policies.
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Friday, 11 April 2008
The Contribution of Outsiders to Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Cities
Author: Lia Ghilardi
New thinking is needed on how diverse communities can live together and cooperate in productive harmony. This paper was written as part of a series of 'Thematic Case Studies' developed within the Intercultural City Project launched by Comedia Consultancy in 2006.
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New thinking is needed on how diverse communities can live together and cooperate in productive harmony. This paper was written as part of a series of 'Thematic Case Studies' developed within the Intercultural City Project launched by Comedia Consultancy in 2006.
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Thinking Culturally About Place
Think Piece in: Place Branding and Public Diplomacy
Vol.3, Number 4, October 2007, ISSN 1751-8040, Palgrave journals.
Franco Bianchini and Lia Ghilardi
Abstract:
This article explains the bases for an alternative approach to place branding and marketing, based on the disciplines of Cultural Mapping and Cultural Planning. After an introduction of key cultural mapping and planning concepts and issues, the article discusses some innovative practical examples of culturally sensitive place branding and marketing from Sweden and the UK, and concludes by outlining some components of a possible future agenda for action.
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Vol.3, Number 4, October 2007, ISSN 1751-8040, Palgrave journals.
Franco Bianchini and Lia Ghilardi
Abstract:
This article explains the bases for an alternative approach to place branding and marketing, based on the disciplines of Cultural Mapping and Cultural Planning. After an introduction of key cultural mapping and planning concepts and issues, the article discusses some innovative practical examples of culturally sensitive place branding and marketing from Sweden and the UK, and concludes by outlining some components of a possible future agenda for action.
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Culture at the Centre: A strategic approach to successful and sustainable community-based regeneration
Author: Lia Ghilardi
This is a summary of the document.
The report has been written on behalf of the National Cultural Planning Steering Group (N.C.P.S.G.).The aims of the document were: to assess the relevance and application of Cultural Planning as an overarching vision for cultural and community regeneration in Scotland; to propose Cultural Planning as a successful strategic tool for real community engagement in Community Planning, and to consolidate the understanding and participation of mainstream funders and decision makers. The report highlights some of the examples of existing good practice in the practical application of Cultural Planning as a basis for regeneration strategies at community and city levels. It also indicates the considerable potential of the approach if it were to be adequately supported at a national policy level in Scotland and makes some recommendations for implementation.
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This is a summary of the document.
The report has been written on behalf of the National Cultural Planning Steering Group (N.C.P.S.G.).The aims of the document were: to assess the relevance and application of Cultural Planning as an overarching vision for cultural and community regeneration in Scotland; to propose Cultural Planning as a successful strategic tool for real community engagement in Community Planning, and to consolidate the understanding and participation of mainstream funders and decision makers. The report highlights some of the examples of existing good practice in the practical application of Cultural Planning as a basis for regeneration strategies at community and city levels. It also indicates the considerable potential of the approach if it were to be adequately supported at a national policy level in Scotland and makes some recommendations for implementation.
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Kulturplan Oresund
In April 2006, The INTERREG - Kulturplan Oresund project has published a complete guide to Cultural Planning strategies. The Handbook, written by Lia Ghilardi especially for the project, contains an illustration of the methods and pracitcal issues involving the implementation of cultural strategies in different policy contexts.
The Danish version of the Handbook is available in published form (ISSN 1901-581X) in Kultur Pixi No.1, April 2006. Copies of the publication can be obtained by emailing: post@horisont-amba.dk
More information about the Kulturplan Oresund project can be found here.
The Danish version of the Handbook is available in published form (ISSN 1901-581X) in Kultur Pixi No.1, April 2006. Copies of the publication can be obtained by emailing: post@horisont-amba.dk
More information about the Kulturplan Oresund project can be found here.
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