NORD Architects
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Author
Publication
2020 - 10 GD&F, Copenhagen, Denmark
Language
English
Word Count
28,000 words, Guess
Page Count
112 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-108793341032
- ISBN-139788793341036
- Library of Congress Control Number2020413295
- OCLC Control Number1155410137
- Open LibraryOL44009528M
Classifications
- DDC724.6
- LCCNA1223.N66 N67 2020
Description
Co-creating Architecture' is a book project that takes a look at the vast potential and use of co-creation within Danish architecture. To do so best 'Co-creating Architecture' comes as a series of books in which Danish design studios that emerged during the 2000s and early 2010s are portrayed. This generation of designers sets a new international standard for Danish architecture with their ability to offer sustainable answers to societal and social challenges in the shape of innovative and lasting design solutions. The key to this was and still is co-creation: a collaborative approach that opens up the creative process, inviting users, decision-makers and experts from a wide range of fields to participate in and inform the development of projects. Co-creation stimulates interest, sense of ownership, networking and political leverage, creating a strong foundation for any project, small or large-scale. This book introduces NORD Architects, who use their profound interest in social matters to work strategically with co-creation, because, according to them, this is the perfect way to stimulate interest, ownership, networking and obtain political leverage. Opening up the architectural authorship, without relinquishing the architectural responsibility or influence, simply has far greater potential than any autonomous design process in terms of creating efficient solutions for change on all scales Each book in the series Co-creating Architecture consists of three parts: an extensive interview with focus on the architects' view and use of co-creation as a tool; a catalogue of completed and upcoming projects in which co-creation plays a key role; and, finally, an outside perspective/essay on the design practice which takes a look at its processes, solutions and potentials.
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Series Statement
- Co-creating architecture -- no. 1
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