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Colloque “Co-opolis: The Collective Production of the City” – ETH Zurich – 5 octobre 2021

NSL-Colloquium 2021|1
Inviting Chair: Prof. Dr. Tom Avermaete | Histoire et théorie de l’urbanisme
5 October 2021, 14:00-18:00 | ETH Zurich, Hönggerberg, HIT building, room E51.
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Intervenants

Prof. Monique Eleb (membre associée ACS/AUSser), Paris-Malaquais: Evolution des Usages dans l’Habitat et Conception (in French)
Prof. Jonathan Sergison, Accademia di Mendrisio: Urban Husbandry
Andreas Hofer, Director IBA’27: How to Co-Create?
Prof. Eve Blau, Harvard GSD: Architecture As Common Actor

Présentation

As urbanization intensifies all over the world, so do contestations over how city space is produced. Citizens, politicians, urban designers and architects become increasingly aware of the fact that the city can no longer be solely developed as the playing field of private interests or of state ideologies. Instead, they propose to look upon the production of the city as a ‘common matter’, guided by common codes and the care for common resources.

This colloquium aims to explore the collective production of the city from two angles. Firstly, it examines how the city may be understood as a matter of ‘common codes’, a set of implicit rules that represent shared cultural beliefs and allows urban designers and architects to contribute to the common good. Secondly, it probes into the ways that ‘common actors’, such as housing cooperatives and neighbourhood associations with interest in shared resources, provide alternative, often more creative ways of producing the city than the predominant logics of the state and the market.


OpenEdition vous propose de citer ce billet de la manière suivante :
Pascal Fort (14 octobre 2021). Colloque “Co-opolis: The Collective Production of the City” – ETH Zurich – 5 octobre 2021. Carnet de veille UMR AUSser. Consulté le 22 mars 2025 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/v14v


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