In the City of Tomorrow
1. Social development and Spatial development go hand in hand;
2. Individual needs and Common interest are connected;
3. Residents and entrepreneurs take initiatives, and organizations and institutions organize themselves around these.
Last Friday 26 Januari I made a contribution at Saxion University of Applied Sciences in Deventer to the end symposium of the minors Soil and Subsoil and The City of Tomorrow.
On the basis of practical experiences, the initiative Music in the City (in neighbourhoods in Utrecht, Cape Town and Jakarta) and insights of research, we went into these three aspects.
Also view the posts of Geert Roovers, lector Bodem en ondergrond and Theo de Bruijn, lector Duurzame Leefomgeving at Saxion University.
Vandaag eindsymposium @BodemOndergrond Minor @Saxion. @frankvanberkum over verbinden behoeften en initiatieven in wijken. pic.twitter.com/vZe4I6dR10
— Geert Roovers (@GeertRoovers) January 26, 2018
Verbinden van mensen, hun belangen en het gezamenlijk belang, in internationaal verband, via muziek. Boeiend. @frankvanberkum https://t.co/JP86SZN8xJ#kennisevent minor Stad van Morgen. @stadsLAB_Saxion @Saxion pic.twitter.com/nbZ6ZUNxo2 — Theo de Bruijn (@TheodeBruijn) January 26, 2018
