Abstract Summary
Designing Cities For All (DCFA) is a research and presentation programme and is made up of various components. The programme is a combination of desk research, interviews and practical research on the one hand (supported by a total of six Fellows who will each work on the programme for three months) combined with the associated activities of dossier development; and on the other hand various forms of transfer and exchange of practical experiences and generated knowledge. This happened in 2021-2022. After exploring the concept of exclusion by design in the first two years of Designing Cities for All, now, the project focuses on the field of regenerative design: the design of products, services, systems and processes that lead to social and ecological recovery and that keep the systems healthy. How might we design for not just everyone, but for all living things? DCFA: RE-generation is a combination of theoretical and practical knowledge generation, through live public programmes, desk research and interviews, excursions, and many other different activities.
