Increasing the liveability of cities through creative collaboration and two-way interaction
The quality of life, or in other words, the liveability, like never before, has become a crucial topic for cities and citizens of today. Some
What is a better way to learn more about residents and developers’ pains and gains than inviting them together for an afterwork get together?
Last week CHAOS has launched the first of its kind series of afterwork talks. The first topic that we covered was “Citizen engagement – a game changer for development”. We discussed the latest technologies for urban planning and how digitalization can enhance project management experiences. With industry experts and guests, we touched upon some practical insights and exchanged opinions.
Having such different expertises and different angles covered at the event was a unique opportunity to grasp the whole picture. It was agreed that there were some aspects of participatory urban planning that needed to be revolutionised and digitalised. Today, with current workshop strategy, the window of participation is very narrow and it often happens at a wrong stage, when an urban plan cannot be (or unlikely to be) adjusted anymore. Another concern dealt with the data visualization and demographics representation.
There are definitely more topics to discuss. In the future, CHAOS will be organising more events in Helsinki under the “CHAOS Industry Talks” series, during which we would like to see more of you: professionals, experts, and just people who care about the future of their city and are ready to share their perspective.
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The quality of life, or in other words, the liveability, like never before, has become a crucial topic for cities and citizens of today. Some
Telia and CHAOS have formed a partnership to explore joint development of valuable insights for the real estate sector. By using data and forecasted insights
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