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REPAIR - Resource Management in Peri-Urban Areas: Going beyond Urban Metabolism

Summary

REPAiR applies – for the first time – a geodesign approach including waste and resource management in order to reveal the local space-specific challenges of waste and resource management using life cycle analyses (LCA) and Urban Metabolism. Campagna (2014) defines geodesign as ‘an integrated process informed by environmental sustainability appraisal, which includes project conceptualisation, analysis, projection and forecasting, diagnosis, alternative design, impact simulation and assessment, and which involves a number of technical, political and social actors in collaborative decision-making’. The advances of geodesign compared to older landscape and environmental planning approaches are threefold. It allows for (1) an extensive use of digital data in design, evaluation and communication; (2) gives a prominent role to design, by developing spatial solutions to specific place-based (genius loci) problems; and (3) its transdisciplinary nature calls for collaboration.

Start date

Sep 01, 2016

End date

Aug 31, 2020

Status

In progress

Related publications

Resource management in peri-urban areas (REPAiR): D3.1 Introduction to methodology for integrated spatial, material flow and social analyses

Alexander Wandl, Bob Geldermans, Carolin Bellstedt, Enrico Formato, Janneke van der Leer, Libera Amenta, Maria Cerreta, Pasquale Inglese, Viktor Varju, Zoltan Grunhut
Report
2017

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List can be found here http://h2020repair.eu/about-repair/partnership/
Project leader
Arjan van Timmeren
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repair-bk@tudelft.nl
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List can be found here http://h2020repair.eu/about-repair/partnership/
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http://h2020repair.eu/

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