DLDcities London 13
2013-08-30..2013-09-05
London, United Kingdom
who it's for
urban designers, city planners, architects, cultural programmers, civic technologists, urban policy makers
topics
participatory public spaces; temporary pavilion design; underground park conversion; fiber-optic daylighting; crowdfunding for urban projects; rail-linked regional infrastructure; distributed urban cognition; creative-class urban amenities; accessible wayfinding technology; heritage festival operations; artist global mapping
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| How DLD is Pulling Knowledge for | Hans-Ulrich Obrist | 04m |
Serpentine Pavilion is a cloud-like structure that reads as a hovering city from afar and a house of niches up close, built to be climbed, photographed and… | ||
| Keynote | Yossi Vardi | 18m |
Argues that cities win talent by weaving work into lifestyle, not just infrastructure, claiming the creative class chooses places for coffee shops and cycling… | ||
| Calls for Neologies for the Term "City" in Memory of Visionary Cedric Price | Obrist | 03m |
Cedric Price recounts his early 1960s proposal for a Fun Palace co‑designed with John Littlewood: a participatory, interactive venue intended as a ten‑year… | ||
| about Cedric Price and why we should think of the city as a brain. | Raoul Bunschoten | 02m |
Proposes a rail-linked urban infrastructure called potery syn belt that ties cities together and embeds an academic institution—a new University—as a… | ||
| DLDcities Roundtable | David Rowan, Richard Wentworth, Dan Barasch, Mikele Brack, Pedro Miranda, Helga Rabl-Stadler | 44m |
Salzburg festival started during WWI to restore identity, now sells 260,000 tickets each summer, runs 4,000 seasonal staff and reports about €30 million ticket… | ||
| nothing matches | ||