Participatory design as a tool for sustainable regional development

Globalization changes our world too quick and regions can’t keep up. Copying mechanisms affects crafted products and architecture and creates specific signs for each region. Understanding that, we can follow cultural concepts and transform them to fit current era and sustain local identity within th...

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Main Authors: Ing. arch. Marián Ontkóc, prof. Ing. Veronika Kotradyová, PhD.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Slovak University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture and Design 2021-06-01
Series:Architecture Papers of the Faculty of Architecture and Design STU
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Online Access:https://alfa.stuba.sk/participatory-design-as-a-tool-for-sustainable-regional-development/
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author Ing. arch. Marián Ontkóc
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description Globalization changes our world too quick and regions can’t keep up. Copying mechanisms affects crafted products and architecture and creates specific signs for each region. Understanding that, we can follow cultural concepts and transform them to fit current era and sustain local identity within the communities. Comparing with evolution, community attachment as part of social sustainability has the same self-regulated mechanisms. Adaptation process can be achieved in different ways, but only few are truly sustainable. To restore sense of community and reconnect local people to their village on deeper level, participatory approach was tried. Process and tools well known from urban areas were applied on certain Slovak villages. This demanding process comparing to cities should have sustainable results. Methods proposed by us will have several outcomes like networking, open communication and in successful result can be inspiration to other villages and activists to try this approach elsewhere. This time demanding activity can help to support local people and show them how to coordinate themselves in decision making process. Bottom up approach increase self-esteem and by place-making small public intervention can help with communication with local municipality. In this process is designer as facilitator of multidisciplinary innovation project and must use his/her creativity to handle many challenges.
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spelling doaj.art-92f98c648e9247aa8764d713525178382022-12-21T23:10:32ZengSlovak University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture and DesignArchitecture Papers of the Faculty of Architecture and Design STU2729-76402021-06-01262242910.2478/alfa-2021-0010Participatory design as a tool for sustainable regional developmentIng. arch. Marián Ontkóc0prof. Ing. Veronika Kotradyová, PhD.1Institute of Interior and Exhibition Design, Faculty of Architecture and Design STU, Bratislava, SlovakiaInstitute of Interior and Exhibition Design, Faculty of Architecture and Design STU, Bratislava, SlovakiaGlobalization changes our world too quick and regions can’t keep up. Copying mechanisms affects crafted products and architecture and creates specific signs for each region. Understanding that, we can follow cultural concepts and transform them to fit current era and sustain local identity within the communities. Comparing with evolution, community attachment as part of social sustainability has the same self-regulated mechanisms. Adaptation process can be achieved in different ways, but only few are truly sustainable. To restore sense of community and reconnect local people to their village on deeper level, participatory approach was tried. Process and tools well known from urban areas were applied on certain Slovak villages. This demanding process comparing to cities should have sustainable results. Methods proposed by us will have several outcomes like networking, open communication and in successful result can be inspiration to other villages and activists to try this approach elsewhere. This time demanding activity can help to support local people and show them how to coordinate themselves in decision making process. Bottom up approach increase self-esteem and by place-making small public intervention can help with communication with local municipality. In this process is designer as facilitator of multidisciplinary innovation project and must use his/her creativity to handle many challenges.https://alfa.stuba.sk/participatory-design-as-a-tool-for-sustainable-regional-development/participatory designsocial sustainabilityruralcommunityplace attachment
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title Participatory design as a tool for sustainable regional development
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title_short Participatory design as a tool for sustainable regional development
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