Roundtable: The Power of Data-Driven Design
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A roundtable discussion about using data-driven design in urban and IoT projects, featuring practitioners from Rotterdam municipality, a civic design collective, a data startup, and a design researcher. The participants discuss how municipal data, community-driven design, and data-oriented services can be combined to inform city planning and product development.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Data-driven design intro
- 1:26Data in Rotterdam urban design
- 3:59Biological gardens with AI
- 6:51Sensors and biodiversity
- 8:59Privacy and ethics in data
- 11:24Designers and government collaboration
- 14:15Design thinking in practice
- 16:41Local solutions experiments
- 19:30Co-design methodologies
- 22:46Students and uncertainty
- 24:49Climate adaptation and heat stress
- 27:16Roles of institutions and citizens
- 30:28Urban farming and food
- 32:13Living labs and knowledge sharing
- 33:59Accessibility of green initiatives
- 36:10Transitions and social inclusion
- 38:20New designer education
- 41:48Problem definition for design
- 44:15Systems thinking in urban design
- 46:02Citizen participation and inclusivity
- 47:52Learning by doing and experimenting
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