Urban planning marathon – 24-hour workshops as a new way to learn project development / K. Banet // W: INTED 2019 : 13th International Technology, Education and Development Conference, 11-13 March, 2019 ... więcej

Urban planning marathon – 24-hour workshops as a new way to learn project development / K. Banet // W: INTED 2019 : 13th International Technology, Education and Development Conference, 11-13 March, 2019 Valencia (Spain) : conference proceedings [Dokument elektroniczny] / ed. by L. Gómez Chova, A. López Martínez, I. Candel Torres. – [S.l.] : IATED Academy, 2019. – Pamięć USB. – (INTED Proceedings, ISSN 2340-1079). – S. 6892-6897 : fot. – Bibliogr. 18 poz., Abstr. – ISBN 978-84-09-08619-1

In May 2017, a team from the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Cracow University of Technology (Poland) organized the ‘Przepis na miasto’ (eng. ‘Recipe for the city’) multidisciplinary workshop ... więcej

In May 2017, a team from the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the Cracow University of Technology (Poland) organized the ‘Przepis na miasto’ (eng. ‘Recipe for the city’) multidisciplinary workshop for the first time. A group of students from several Polish universities participated in the workshop. This was not a typical workshop – it was a marathon of urban planning according to the authorial CITY24 formula. The inspiration for this formula was a hackathon. In this paper, the author will present the idea of this formula and the results of the workshop. Students had exactly 24 hours to prepare a conception of spatial development and transportation service for a specific area in Cracow. Students competed in six groups and they were supported by a panel of experts from the Faculty of Civil Engineering and the Faculty of Architecture. The end product of the workshop consisted of six charts and mock-ups of sections of Cracow’s Stare Dębniki and Salwator districts. The fact that the work had a multidisciplinary character was crucial: the students represented branches of engineering associated with transport, spatial management, and urban and architectural design across two levels of higher education (Bachelor, Master). The overall goals of the workshop were to connect the two banks of the Vistula river, to analyse urban transport system integration, and to propose changes in the selected public spaces.This formula demonstrated to students that 24 hours of strenuous work is enough to prepare a general idea for urban development. The success of the first edition lead to the organization of the second edition in 2018.