Cultural Planning - Lia Ghilardi Approach (Russia, city of Perm, 2011)
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Thinking Culturally About Place: Cultural Planning Approach by Lia Ghilardi (for webinars in Russia, city of Perm, 2011)
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- 4. Software & Hardware © 2011 noema research and planning ltd Urbs + Civitas
- 8. Cultural Planning – Definitions © 2011 noema research and planning ltd Cultural Planning is a ‘culturally sensitive’ approach to local development including community development (Bianchini 1993)
- 21. Tools: Cultural Ecology Maps © 2011 noema research and planning ltd
- 22. GIS - Cultural Ecology Maps © 2011 noema research and planning ltd Greg Baeker: South Georgian Bay
- 23. Cultural Ecology Maps: Qualitative © 2011 noema research and planning ltd
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- Mapping challenges assumptions about a place by asking questions such as: What are our resources? What is ‘distinctive’ about this place? Are there resources we did not know we had? Is there something happening on the ground that may be a resource? How can we maximise this resource? What are local communities telling us about this place?
- Place (landscape, history, architecture, urban texture, perceptions, etc.) and institutions (cultural, educational, health, etc.) People (memory, social networks, informal networks, perceptions of place, affiliations, lifestyles, but also power mapping) Economy (traditional skills, contemporary creative industries, current dynamics, issues, potential, etc.)
- Participants can create maps showing their homes, neighbourhoods, schools, downtowns and the places where they work, shop and play. Mental maps can enhance understanding and add to the list of cultural resources of a community. Comparing mental maps will help identify priority cultural resources. It may also help reveal and identify conflicts about the importance of certain places and cultural resources within a community.
- Participants can create maps showing their homes, neighbourhoods, schools, downtowns and the places where they work, shop and play. Mental maps can enhance understanding and add to the list of cultural resources of a community. Comparing mental maps will help identify priority cultural resources. It may also help reveal and identify conflicts about the importance of certain places and cultural resources within a community.
- Participants can create maps showing their homes, neighbourhoods, schools, downtowns and the places where they work, shop and play. Mental maps can enhance understanding and add to the list of cultural resources of a community. Comparing mental maps will help identify priority cultural resources. It may also help reveal and identify conflicts about the importance of certain places and cultural resources within a community.
- Participants can create maps showing their homes, neighbourhoods, schools, downtowns and the places where they work, shop and play. Mental maps can enhance understanding and add to the list of cultural resources of a community. Comparing mental maps will help identify priority cultural resources. It may also help reveal and identify conflicts about the importance of certain places and cultural resources within a community.