The ABC+Ds of Placemaking
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An overview of the intersection of ABCD (Asset Based Community Development) and placemaking. Learn how to create places that people are passionate about.
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- 1. The ‘s of Placemaking @yuriartibise
- 2. yuri artibise policy wonk placemaker writer yuriartibise.com | yuri.artibise@gmail.com | @yuriartibise
- 3. Carla Anderson “Fugedaboudit: Comparing a place that has a museum made of green concrete to Philly is ridiculous” from Philadelphia Daily News, June 29, 2004
- 4. place neighborhood What kind of city do we want region state country
- 6. ABCD Asset Based Community Development needs, deficiencies, problems resources, skills, dedication
- 7. build on strengths Preserve what we value: buildings neighborhoods culture-creative and intellectual natural landscapes
- 9. DNA not tell ... does ns it “The city t contai its past, bu a hand.” like the lines of —Italo Calvino
- 10. Livin the Vida Local Visioning Inspiring Demonstrating Advocating
- 11. Visioning ME search WE search RE search
- 12. Visioning Paint a picture of what could be
- 13. Inspiring implement the vision through community engagement
- 14. Inspiring focus on possibilities overcome problems
- 15. Demonstrating Move the vision into the world
- 16. Demonstrating Illustrate the potential through Prototypes Events Pilot Projects
- 17. Advocating Communicate the vision to others
- 18. Advocating Media Exhibitions Participating Convening
- 20. urban acupuncture pinpointed interventions that create a positive ripple effect
- 21. CAtalytic A successful VIDA project effects ongoing change and encourages others to take the lead
- 22. everybody is a placemaker als Org neig a on simentsgineers hbo ni zat r esern en s of ov & r non rhood bus -prof asso ion P g cts ope ines its cia s s gr orgs tions ite devel oup arch s Individuals YOU
- 23. Block, Peter. 2008. Community: The Structure of Belonging. Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc. San Franscisco. De Solà- Morales, Manuel. 2004. “The Strategy of Urban Acupuncture,” Structure Fabric and Topography Conference, Nanjing University. Ellin, Nan. 2010. “The Tao of Urbanism” in What We See: Advancing the Investigations of Jane Jacobs. Goldsmith, S. and Elizabeth, L., eds. New Village Press: Oakland. Ellin, Nan. 2006. Integral Urbanism. Routledge:New York. Frampton, Kenneth. 1999. “Seven Points for the Millennium: An Untimely Manifesto.” Architectural Record. Lerner, Jaime. 2005. Acupunctura Urbana. Rio de Janeiro and São Paolo: Editora Record. McNight, John L. and Kretzmann, John P 1996. Mapping Community Capacity. . Report of the Neighborhood Innovations Network, Chicago Community Trust and Northwestern University. Scharmer, C. Otto. 2007. Theory U: Leading from the Future as it Emerges. The Society for Organized Learning: Cambridge. REFERences ! Nan Ellin k s to Dr. ial than Ex tra spec
- 24. Questions Download http://www.slideshare.net/yartibise/the-abcds-of-placemaking connect yuriartibise.com | yuri.artibise@gmail.com | @yuriartibise
- 25. Credits photos photos 1. Flickr/cogdogblog/Practicing Our ABCD's 17. Flickr/djfoobarmatt/Megaphones 2. Flickr/Curtm95/Phoenix Night Owls - Oct 28, 2010 18. Website/rudhro's ruminatoria/Jane Jacobs: A great Canadian immigrant story. A hero of mine. 3. Shade Magazine: For Phoenix to Flourish 19. Website/Canalscape/VIDA:The Process 4. Flickr/Frogé/Mystery Sign 20. Flickr/tonx/old SF map 5. Flickr/[ Mooi ]/Google Map Marker 21. Flickr/nickhall/00760/Domino Rally 6. Flickr/{Guerrilla Futures|Jason Tester}/aUTOPIArts 22. Flickr/James Cridland/Crowd 7. Flickt/ChicagoGeek/Muscle Man 23. Flickr/ChrisM70/Giant Book 03 8. Flickr/moirabot/RRRR 24. Flickr/alexanderdrachmann/question Mark in Esbjerg 9. Flickr/noii/DNA double helix playground 10. Flickr/H Sanchez/Ricky Martin 11. Flickr/icebergprinciple/Central Park Viewfinder special thanks: 12. Flickr/nimishgogri/a photographer captures what his eyes see, a painter captures what his mind sees To Dr. Nan Ellin for introducing me to the 13. Flickr/chooyutshing/Human Pyramid concept of placemaking and proving the 14. Flickr/Francisco Diez/Atlas Shrugged? intellectual foundations for this presentation. 15. Flickr/Khamis Hammoudeh/Jane’s Walk Phoenix While Nan has moved to Utah, her impact 16. Flickr/Steve Rhodes/Park(ing) Day San Francisco lives on in Phoenix.
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- No, Phoenix doesn’t rate as an actual \n
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- Conventional urban intervention has proceeded in the reverse order, considering first what is needed, but too often at the expense of what is valued. In many instances over the last century, urban interventions have even opted to begin with a tabula rasa, or clean slate, razing what is already there or finding pristine land upon which to erect master plans.\n
- vernacular urbanism – that is, an urbanism that has arisen from and is an expression of a particular local culture and ethos.\n\nmaking places that respond to specific and local environments and circumstances: vernacular urbanism.\n\n
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- Two kinds of vision: the ability to see things clearly and a vision for a better future. These are acquired through “me-search” and  “we-search.” \nMe-search entails listening to our own intuitions, preconceptions, and biases. \nWe-search involves listening to others and carefully observing places to build relationships, identify assets, and consider how best to build upon them. \nRe-search looks into the past, best practices elsewhere, and current conditions.\n
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- Upscale Containers\n\nJanes Walk/Park(ing) Day(pictured)\n\nCanalscape\n\n
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- “urban acupuncture,” skillfully inserting interventions into the urban organism that clear blockages along “urban meridians,” thereby liberating “chi,” the life force of the city and enabling positive growth and change**\n
- A successful VIDA process is catalytic, effecting significant and ongoing change, eventually without the initial stewards, who may then move on to catalyze other projects.\n
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