{"id":68,"date":"2011-01-30T22:52:46","date_gmt":"2011-01-30T22:52:46","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/66.147.244.194\/~omnibusn\/blog\/?page_id=68"},"modified":"2013-06-25T06:43:41","modified_gmt":"2013-06-25T06:43:41","slug":"allotment-gardens-in-zurich","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/omnibus-lab.com\/blog\/research\/allotment-gardens-in-zurich\/","title":{"rendered":"ALLOTMENT GARDENS OF ZURICH"},"content":{"rendered":"

The joker of participation<\/p>\n

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case study\/\/ Juchhof \/\/ Zurich Altstetten<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The research on the \u2018Schrebergarten\u2019 of Zurich is a project initiated in 2008 by Noboru Kawagishi in the frame of the theory seminar \u2018Urban mutations on the Edge\u2019- part of the Master of Urban Design.
\nThe first part is focusing on the concept of allotment gardens in Zurich, facts and rough analysis- extracting basic tendencies on the phenomenon. Based on that preliminary work, the second part of the research, initiated by Charlotte Malterre-Barthes, is a case-study on the Juchhof allotment gardens, the biggest in Zurich. Through historical maps, current maps and series of garden-owners interviews, trends have been extracted.<\/p>\n

The current part of the research has been published in the form of an article in the last issue of TRANS (17\/2010) under the original title: \u2018Family gardens of Zurich: Change or perish. The joker of participation.\u2019 and proposes a strategy of change while keeping the special quality and urban importance of the gardens.<\/p>\n

Further research directions are leading towards strategies of change with design intentions, landscape solutions, public transport evolutions, and involvement of the city authorities. In order to achieve a tangible result, which the research proves to be necessary, other actors (academics, students and social players, along with authorities and investors) have to take part in the project.<\/p>\n

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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
\n– Symptoms >START\/\/ INPUT
\n– Research > CASE STUDY\/\/ MAPS\/\/ INTERVIEWS
\n– Theory > ANALYSIS \/\/ HYPOTHESIS \/\/ STRATEGY
\n– Proposal > DESIGN\/\/ INPUT \/\/ PROJECT
\n– Implimentation > AUTHORITIES\/\/ COMMUNITIES\/\/ DESIGN \/\/<\/p>\n

OMNIBUS would like to take that study\/\/ research \/\/ analysis to a further level involving other actors.<\/p>\n

Parts of the research have been published in TRANS 17<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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