The Metamorphoses of Smart Cities - of Barcelona and Selangor

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Opening Keynote Speech by Joan-Anton Sanchez, Research and Content Director of Mediaurban, Barcelona, presented at the Selangor Smart City & Future Commerce Convention 2017, at Setia City Convention Centre, Shah Alam on 7 September 2017

Formation

SELANGOR | BARCELONA
Imagining Smart Communities
Joan-Anton Sanchez
@joanasanchez
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What people seek from smart cities:
• enhanced interaction and multi-layered experiences.
• technology as the key enabler of cultural exchange.
• emphasizing access over ownership.
• expecting goods and services to be produced and
delivered responsibly.
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What businesses seek from smart cities:
• new bonds within both the working and social environments.
• willing to create products and services relevant to urban
residents.
• preferring digital over traditional channels.
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We need to re-address how cities are planned, designed,
financed, developed, governed and managed
worldwide
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Defining a new urban model for smart communities
Building…
WALKABLE
PRODUCTIVE
COMMERCIAL
LIVEABLE
SMART
SUSTAINABLE
SCALABLE
EDUCATIONAL
DIGITAL
VERNACULAR
CONNECTED
ATRACTIVE
and REPLICABLE
…cities
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People
Home
Building
Block
District
City
Smart City layers
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People
• Human scale environments
• Social & inclusive public space
• Innovative ecosystem
• Accessible public services
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Co-working Space
Sport & Leisure Terrace
Solar energy
Water
recycling
Common Facilities
Zero-emission vehicles
• Affordable housing
• Use diversity and mixticity
• Hybridization of spaces
• Sustainable energy sources
• Green roofs
Source: Plans and Projects for Barcelona 2011-2015
Home
Building
CO-LIVING
CO-WORKING
CO-CREATING
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Block
District
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Source: Plans and Projects for Barcelona 2011-2015
Photo: © Adrià GoulaSource: Plans and Projects for Barcelona 2011-2015
SUPER-BLOCK MODEL
BARCELONA
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The Glories Eco-Neighborhood
Original state
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The Glories Eco-Neighborhood
Meanwhile
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The Glories Eco-Neighborhood
Smart Park
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Future development
Park of Les Glories
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Thank you very much!
Joan-Anton Sanchez
@joanasanchez
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