Design Framework for Neighbourhood Resilience: Bridging human and other-than-human perspectives in urban design (concept version 1.2)

M.J.B. Boon; S.K. Schramkó; G. Gualtieri; Bianca Andaloro; F. Suurenbroek; B.G.M. de Waal

Design Framework for Neighbourhood Resilience: Bridging human and other-than-human perspectives in urban design (concept version 1.2)

M.J.B. Boon
, S.K. Schramkó
, G. Gualtieri
, Bianca Andaloro
, F. Suurenbroek
, B.G.M. de Waal

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This leaflet showcases a design framework for buildingcommunity resilience in urban neighbourhoods. Atits core, the framework challenges designers andother professionals to not only consider resilience inhuman communities, but also in other-than-humancommunities, including plants and animals. Theframework proposes a set of five concepts that helpbridging these two perspectives; each concept describesan important condition for community resilience toemerge for both humans and non-humans.

Original language	English
Type	Design tool
Media of output	Leporello leaflet
Publisher	Hogeschool van Amsterdam
Number of pages	12
Place of Publication	Amsterdam
Publication status	Published - 2022

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