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- Title
Reclaiming site analysis from co-sensing to co-ideation: A collective cartography strategy and tactical trajectories.
- Authors
Heyik, Muhammet ali; OZER, Derya Gulec; Abarca-Alvarez, Francisco Javier; Romero-Martínez, José María
- Abstract
This study introduces a collective cartography strategy for analyzing complex urban spaces. It was applied during a 7-day Erasmus + workshop with 46 participants from universities in Spain, Turkey, Portugal, and Poland, representing various backgrounds such as urban planning, architecture, heritage, information technologies, and tourism. The workshop's objective was to identify critical urban issues and generate sustainable and multisensory urban space concepts. The impact of this strategy, from co-sensing to co-ideation, was evaluated by its influence on collaboration and the development of self-generated tactics during the process. Within this context, we explored various group tactics, including multisensor data collection, multi-criteria-based analysis, crowdsourcing for site diagnosis, and distributed collaboration to enhance diverse perspectives and narratives. The findings, outputs, and reflections from participants indicate highly interactive, productive, and inclusive co-creation settings. These were facilitated through a web-based virtual collective space (Doyoucity) and a crowdsourcing mobile app for on-site data collection and analysis (Fulcrum).
- Subjects
PORTUGAL; PUBLIC spaces; URBAN planning; ERASMUS, Desiderius, d. 1536; CARTOGRAPHY; CROWDSOURCING; MOBILE apps; ACQUISITION of data
- Publication
International Journal of Architectural Computing, 2024, Vol 22, Issue 2, p238
- ISSN
1478-0771
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1177/14780771231225699