LED2LEAP 2021 - Bologna Team 1 - Revision history

Francesca.pinotti: /* Reflection on the Online Seminar */

2021-07-12T16:43:58Z

Reflection on the Online Seminar

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	== Reflection on the Online Seminar ==		== Reflection on the Online Seminar ==

	A.		The online seminar was very useful and effective because it allowed us to receive different points of view from other figures. Especially during the various phases of the "Murals" and during the presentation of the prototype, suggestions were made that were useful to us in the following phases.


	== Reflection on the Living Lab Process ==		== Reflection on the Living Lab Process ==

Francesca.pinotti at 16:40, 12 July 2021

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Alberto.grassetti at 13:57, 12 July 2021

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	\| '''Topics''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|''Landscape democracy, community-idenity, participation, sustainability, social justice, integration ''		\| '''Topics''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|''Landscape democracy, community-idenity, participation, sustainability, social justice, integration ''
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	\| '''Author(s)''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|''Sara Fornaciari, Alberto Grassetti~~, Serena Pagliula~~, Francesca Pinotti''		\| '''Author(s)''' \|\| style="background:Lavender"\|''Sara Fornaciari, Alberto Grassetti, Francesca Pinotti''
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Alberto.grassetti: /* Reflection on the Online Seminar */

2021-07-12T13:56:34Z

Reflection on the Online Seminar

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	== Reflection on the Living Lab Process ==		== Reflection on the Living Lab Process ==

Alberto.grassetti: /* The Actors in your Collaborative Evaluation */

2021-07-12T13:55:31Z

The Actors in your Collaborative Evaluation

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	== The Actors in your Collaborative Evaluation ==		== The Actors in your Collaborative Evaluation ==
	*insert text here		To better understand the whole process and how to develop a collaborative project it's fundamental to analyze the different actors involved during the process. We've identified different actors which take part to the process in different moments and whit different goal and need. These are: the community; Elena; the lawyer; us as designers; the neighborhood.

			The process is divided in three main steps which are: the survey so we can understand the community sub-groups types and the needs and aspirations of everybody; the data return so we can discuss all together about the result of the survey anche choose some activities to use during the workshop; the mapping workshop so we can decide with a game how to organize the area and draw the function map of the green space. Each actor takes parte in one or more moments in different places.

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Alberto.grassetti: /* Collaborative Evaluation and Landscape Democracy Reflection */

2021-07-12T13:50:33Z

Collaborative Evaluation and Landscape Democracy Reflection

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	== Collaborative Evaluation and Landscape Democracy Reflection ==		== Collaborative Evaluation and Landscape Democracy Reflection ==

			Salus Space, as we've seen, it's located in a suburban area of the municipality of Bologna. Due to its location, it is fundamental for the community to get in touch with the neighborhood and to attract people from the city with a better advertising. Our main challenge is about the project of the central green area of the community which today is empty. Due to its nature, the community already has different functions which are part of the whole project. But we should ask the following questions to develop this green place: how to organize the green space il Salus Space square?; which activities fit the most?; which functions are better for the community?; how to get the neighborhood involved in the activities of the community?; how to implement the relationships inside the community and between the community and the neighborhood?

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Sara.fornaciari: /* Process Reflection */

2021-07-09T10:58:10Z

Process Reflection

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	== Process Reflection ==		== Process Reflection ==
	*insert text here		the most important indicators for this process are:the number of future events that the community will be able to organize and carry out, as well as the number of occupied apartments.
			This two indicators gives us a data about the quatity of people involved, but also if the community keep on being active and interesting.
			To understand the quality of life in Salus and the quality of the proposed transformations it is necessary to focus on the number of participants and on the results of the questionnaire.
			''What would we change about the process we planned?''
			The community is rather small, there are 13 two-room and three-room apartments (about thirty inhabitants in all) for this reason it is important for a democratic process to collect everyone's opinion, however precisely for this
			need it is necessary at the beginning of the process planning a calendar of meetings that follows the development of the various stages as closely as possible to avoid overlapping with everyone's events and commitments and excessively postpone work.

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Sara.fornaciari: /* Your Living Lab Code of Conduct */

2021-07-09T10:56:02Z

Your Living Lab Code of Conduct

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	free access to the public garden needs to be involved too. To play they will have to place a physical mark in the sort of chess that shapes the garden, if the palce is already occupied by another team it will be the subject of a negotiation between the teams.		free access to the public garden needs to be involved too. To play they will have to place a physical mark in the sort of chess that shapes the garden, if the palce is already occupied by another team it will be the subject of a negotiation between the teams.
	The result of this experience is the concrete design already p placed in the space of the activities, that allows us to also understand any relationships and contrast between them.		The result of this experience is the concrete design already p placed in the space of the activities, that allows us to also understand any relationships and contrast between them.

			the Salus Space community is bound to change over the years with the advent of new people, with their own desires and ambitions: it is a dynamic community.
			'''''Now''''' we have to play the workshop with the actual inhabitans both of Salus and the neighborhood; in the following '''''weeks''''' the result is to be submitted to the attention of the actors who hold a part of the decision-making power on the future of Salus: residents, municipality, union of associations, lawyer who is the link between the
			community and istututional part.
			In the following '''''months''''' monitoring the livability of Salus and the functionality of the landscape submitiing the questionnaire to the new inhabitants and compare the previous answers.Alongside this tool, the photograph of what has been obtained from the workshop can also help monitor the development of the transformation.

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Sara.fornaciari: /* Your Living Lab Code of Conduct */

2021-07-09T10:52:12Z

Your Living Lab Code of Conduct

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	== Your Living Lab Code of Conduct ==		== Your Living Lab Code of Conduct ==
	*insert text here		The game of mapping consist of 4 steps: making a list of events, activities and equipment from the answers of the survey; then during a workshop divide the participants into groups, making sure that each teams has at least one residents, because in our idea the neighborhood that has
			free access to the public garden needs to be involved too. To play they will have to place a physical mark in the sort of chess that shapes the garden, if the palce is already occupied by another team it will be the subject of a negotiation between the teams.
			The result of this experience is the concrete design already p placed in the space of the activities, that allows us to also understand any relationships and contrast between them.

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Sara.fornaciari: /* Collaborative Evaluation and Landscape Democracy Reflection */

2021-07-09T10:51:51Z

Collaborative Evaluation and Landscape Democracy Reflection

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	= Phase E: Collaborative Evaluation and Future Agendas =		= Phase E: Collaborative Evaluation and Future Agendas =
	== Collaborative Evaluation and Landscape Democracy Reflection ==		== Collaborative Evaluation and Landscape Democracy Reflection ==
	The game of mapping consist of 4 steps: making a list of events, activities and equipment from the answers of the survey; then during a workshop divide the participants into groups, making sure that each teams has at least one residents, because in our idea the neighborhood that has
	free access to the public garden needs to be involved too. To play they will have to place a physical mark in the sort of chess that shapes the garden, if the palce is already occupied by another team it will be the subject of a negotiation between the teams.
	~~The result of this experience is the concrete design already p placed in the space of the activities, that allows us to also understand any relationships and contrast between them.~~

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