Human Cities exhibition "Superimposed Verticality"

Antti Ahlava; Jarmo Suominen; Fernando Nieto Fernandez; Saana Rossi; Natalia Vladykina

Human Cities exhibition "Superimposed Verticality"

Antti Ahlava
, Jarmo Suominen
, Fernando Nieto Fernandez
, Saana Rossi
, Natalia Vladykina

Department of Architecture

Research output: Artistic and non-textual form › Exhibition › Art in coproduction › peer-review

Abstract

The three Human Cities exhibitions held at Aalto University in September, 2017, display three different scales of participatory design: European, Finnish and Global. The integrative theme in the role of Aalto University in all of these exhibitions has been structural, systemic, contextually sensitive social innovations for user-based architecture.

Our third Human Cities Helsinki exhibition displays course work from the study course Diversifying forms of LIving, which was accomplished with the Department of Architecture at Hong Kong University. The exhibition is called Superimposed Verticality and it scrutinised new housing typologies which would made possible user-based flexible design solutions: horizontality and verticality, internal and external, communicative and participatory design, optimized use and social sustainability. We deliberately selected a difficult case for participatory design here: tall housing building.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Espoo, Finland
Publisher	Human Cities Programme
Publication status	Published - 12 Sept 2017
MoE publication type	Not Eligible
Event	Human Cities: Challenging the City Scale 2014-2018 - Dipoli, Espoo, Finland Duration: 13 Sept 2017 → 27 Sept 2017

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities

Keywords

human cities
cities
public space
participatory design
collaborative design

Human Cities: Human Cities - Challenging the City Scale 2014-18
Nieto Fernandez, F. (Project Member), Tynkkynen, P. (Project Member), Ahlava, A. (Principal investigator), Ahlava, A. (Project Manager) & Suominen, J. (Project Member)
01/10/2014 → 31/12/2018
Project: EU as main funder, other

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Human Cities exhibition "Superimposed Verticality"

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Human Cities: Human Cities - Challenging the City Scale 2014-18

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