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- Bryngelsson, Jesper, et al.
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Bostäder för och med ekonomiskt utsatta grupper
- 2024
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Bok (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Denna bok delrapporterar forskningsprojektet "Bostadsinnovationer underifrån: att skapa bygg- och bogemenskaper för och med ekonomiskt svaga grupper" med finansiering från Vinnova, projektnummer 2021-02874. Projektets hemsida: codesigncities.se/housinginnovation
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- Stenberg, Jenny, 1959, et al.
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Can co-design and co-building help make collaborative housing more affordable?
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Rapport (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- In Sweden, the housing shortage for vulnerable groups is extreme. Can co-design and co-building help make collaborative housing more affordable? Is it a possible way forward for young people and other vulnerable groups to get into the housing market? The present article, which is based on a transdisciplinary action research, examines the implementation of a co-design method aimed at attracting young pe- ople. The theories the co-design method is based on came largely from Alexander and Livingston, and the research questions were formulated as follows: What parts of the theories is the co-design method based on? How have the theories been integrated in practice? What results did the method have when implemented among young people? To sum up, there are a number of core values, deriving from these theories and earlier experiences, on which the co-design and cobuilding method rests. These values are crucial to the experience and to the method having potential of being scaled up. Many of the core values have been successfully integrated into the method, but several of them remain to be worked on. Among the latter are participatory calculation and offe- ring clients standardization on as small a scale as possible. In addition, training architects to become codesigners is important, as is addres- sing to the need for ‘community carpenters’ and ‘community engineers’.
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