Participatory design is a democratic process that aims to offer equal input for all stakeholders, with a particular focus on the users, not usually involved directly in the traditional method of spatial creation. The idea is based on the argument that engaging the user in the process of designing spaces can have a positive impact on the reception of those spaces. It eases the process of appropriation, helps create representative and valuable spaces, and thus creates resiliency within the urban and rural environment.
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The Expert Citizen: A Change of Perspectives in Participatory Design
https://www.archdaily.com/983107/the-expert-citizen-a-change-of-perspectives-in-participatory-designMaria-Cristina Florian
Ebury Edge Community Center / Jan Kattein Architects
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Architects: Jan Kattein Architects
- Area: 600 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: Dulux AzkoNobel Trade, Fermacell, Flight Timber, Forbo, LAYHER, +2
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Professionals: Arup, Gardiner + Theobald, H. A. Marks
https://www.archdaily.com/980619/ebury-edge-community-center-jan-kattein-architectsBianca Valentina Roșescu
University of the West of England Bristol School of Engineering / AHR
https://www.archdaily.com/977692/university-of-the-west-of-england-bristol-school-of-engineering-ahrAndreas Luco
Boldrewood Innovation Campus / Grimshaw
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Architects: Grimshaw
- Year: 2015
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Manufacturers: Franken-Schotter, Clark Door, James & Taylor
https://www.archdaily.com/775484/boldrewood-innovation-campus-grimshawDaniel Sánchez