Marie Davidová
on behalf of the Collaborative Collective
Co-designing public spaces and services with local residents and other stakeholders is slowly becoming a communal practise. In this case, the Collaborative Collective was invited by the Prague 22 district to facilitate co-design workshops and to synthesise the results into a systemic design proposal for communal land regeneration. The WIP project is approached as “bioregioning—an activity that creates value” (Thackara, 2019). It is synergising both a biocorridor and the circular economy within the region through communal and community-based co-creation—combining bottom-up and top-down approaches. To accomplish the study, the project covers four actions, two of which were simultaneous.
Following Sevaldson’s research (Sevaldson, 2018), gigamapping (visual diagramming of complexity) was selected as a tool for the co-creative processes.
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