Public Space in European Social Housing: Research Exhibition Issue #1

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Documents

  • Tietjen, Anne (Editor)
  • Riesto, Svava
  • Lamm, Bettina
  • Melissa Anna Murphy
  • Lillin Knudtzon
  • Inger-Lise Saglie
  • Marie Glaser
  • Eveline Althaus
  • Liv Christensen
  • Laura Lieto
  • Marilena Prisco
  • Maria Federica Palestina
  • Paola Scala
  • Gilda Berruti
  • Giovangiuseppe Vannelli
  • Grazia Pota
  • Maria Cerreta
  • Maria Reitano
  • Giuliano Poli
  • Cristina Ferraiuolo
The first PUSH Research Exhibition took place as a closed event at the first transnational project workshop in Copenhagen, 3-5 September 2019, where all academic partners and associated partners met for the first time. PUSH Research Exhibition Issue # 1 visualises the content and methodological structure of the project and thus establishes a platform for sharing and debating content and methods. It shows the five cases of social housing (by aerial photos, typical plans and sections, and fact sheets) and initial explorations of publicness on these estates guided by four analytical categories – democracy, heritage, policies/practices, and informality – each with its own colour code. A wallpaper format displayed all the material on one long wall enabling us to perceive and discuss potential connections across cases and categories. With the wallpaper format, the first exhibition also developed and tested an adaptable format for all future PUSH exhibitions. The format of the wallpaper can convey many different types of content including photos, architectural drawings, maps, statistical data, and text. The basic format is A3 paper prints which can be easily and inexpensively reproduced on any office printer and placed in many different spaces.
Original languageEnglish
Publication date2020
Number of pages86
Publication statusPublished - 2020

    Research areas

  • Faculty of Science - public space, social housing, publicness, architecture exhibition, Research methods

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