Navigating complexity: design facilitation for collaborative solutions to urban challenges

Justyna Starostka, Rike Neuhoff, Nicola Morelli, Luca Simeone

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Abstract

As urban policy and governance challenges become increasingly complex, inter-disciplinary approaches and participatory methodologies are essential. The evolv-ing role of design affects the way it is practiced in these contexts. Instead of sole-ly providing solutions, designers are now expected to connect, navigate, and fa-cilitate collaboration between stakeholders from different public sector organi-zations. This paper aims to explore how multi-organizational design facilitation can contribute to addressing complex urban challenges, fostering and accelerat-ing adoption of sustainable solutions. We delve into three concepts that under-pin the creative facilitation process: the design mindset, futures thinking and ex-perimental attitude. The context of this study is a big European project in which 12 cities collaborate and experiment aiming to solve specific urban challenges. The paper argues for design facilitation to bridge gaps between diverse stake-holders, encourage co-creation, and facilitate the development of innovative so-lutions across various parties.
OriginalsprogEngelsk
TitelProceedings of DRS2024
Vol/bindDRS
UdgivelsesstedBoston
Forlag Design Research Society
Publikationsdato23 jun. 2024
Udgave2024
ISBN (Elektronisk)978-1-912294-62-6
DOI
StatusUdgivet - 23 jun. 2024
BegivenhedDesign Research Society - Boston, Boston, USA
Varighed: 23 jun. 202428 jul. 2024

Konference

KonferenceDesign Research Society
LokationBoston
Land/OmrådeUSA
ByBoston
Periode23/06/202428/07/2024

Emneord

  • Design facilitation
  • Sustainable transitions
  • Cities

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