EMMASINGELKWADRANT

CD LAB Meeting with Monique ED LAB with Mike CD LAB We spoke to several people from the municipality of Eindhoven. We have discussed and reflected on their perspectives, thoughts, and opinions in detail in "31-10-2020 // REFLECTION OCTOBER" and in the blog "05-11-2020 // CHALLENGE THE CHALLENGE". It is time for the next chapter, a chapter in which we will try to identify and map out the needs and perspectives of the stakeholders in the Emmasingelkwadrant. So that we can ultimately connect all parties involved around the challenge. The Emmasingelkwadrant is a fairly large area in which many stakeholders are located. How do you determine who you should involve (first)? During the LAB on 2 November, we presented this question to the other students. We, Jesse and Amber, came up with the idea to first talk to the entrepreneurs or an entrepreneur who has established himself at the Victoria Park. ZwartWit is a thriving restaurant where Jesse in particular had the idea that...

For the last few days, we have been working on the challenge the challenge. This piece can be found under the label 'proposal & challenge'. We looked at the challenge from different perspectives and searched for the question behind the question. We will answer the questions below based on the knowledge we have gained during the first few weeks. The answers to the questions below will therefore be based on the information we have gathered so far. The reason we only focus on the knowledge we have now is to clearly map where we are at this point in the process. Each time we have completed a diverging phase, we will bring together the challenge the challenge in a converging way. So we will now dive deeper into the second phase of the Double Diamond Model, the definition phase. We will define the information we have gained in the discovery phase. The definition stage in the Double Diamond model consists of filtering through all the information you got from stage one and elabora...

‘The Eindhoven Session’, Dutch Design Week 2020 During the Dutch Design Week 2020, a dialogue about urban development in the Netherlands, participation, and Eindhoven, in particular, was organized by the municipality of Eindhoven.  Hamit Karakus, former aldermen of Rotterdam, works for an organization aimed at urban and regional development. He explains that the population in the Netherlands will grow by about 1 million people until the year 2040, meaning that the cities will grow by at least one percent. Therefore, Karakus says we should not let the momentum determine what we will build in the city but make a qualitative good housing supply that is aimed at the future.   In order to create a livable city of the future, he provides the following advice:   -   Do not just look at housing but think about the diversity of supplies. Think about how people need public space for meeting one another. -   Diversity in housing and inhabitants. Polarization is support...