Creative Food Cycles
Book 1
1st Edition
Published on 17. September 2020
Book
426 pages
978-3-946296-33-1 (ISBN)
Description
Creative Food Cycles addresses three interconnected fields of innovation:
1. CREATIVE FOOD CYCLES AS DRIVER FOR URBAN RESILIENCE
Fostering novel and adaptive Food Cycles as driver for resilience in cities, economy, society, and culture.
2. CREATIVE FOOD CYCLES AS SOCIAL INNOVATION
Extending civic participation in Food Cycles toward active engagement, new urban communities, and new models of social entrepreneurship.
3. CREATIVE FOOD CYCLES BASED ON DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
Experimenting with interactive devices and digital protocols with a strong cultural and social impact, as an empowering force of Food Cycles
Creative Food Cycles is funded by the European Union in the Creative Europe Programme. The project is coordinated by the Institute for Design and Urban Planning of the Leibniz University of Hannover and pre- formed with the project partners Institute for Advanced Architecture of Cat- alonia IAAC Barcelona/Spain and Department of Architecture and Design of the University of Genoa/Italy. Creative Food Cycles combines research with experimental prototyping, cultural actions and social dialogue.
1. CREATIVE FOOD CYCLES AS DRIVER FOR URBAN RESILIENCE
Fostering novel and adaptive Food Cycles as driver for resilience in cities, economy, society, and culture.
2. CREATIVE FOOD CYCLES AS SOCIAL INNOVATION
Extending civic participation in Food Cycles toward active engagement, new urban communities, and new models of social entrepreneurship.
3. CREATIVE FOOD CYCLES BASED ON DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
Experimenting with interactive devices and digital protocols with a strong cultural and social impact, as an empowering force of Food Cycles
Creative Food Cycles is funded by the European Union in the Creative Europe Programme. The project is coordinated by the Institute for Design and Urban Planning of the Leibniz University of Hannover and pre- formed with the project partners Institute for Advanced Architecture of Cat- alonia IAAC Barcelona/Spain and Department of Architecture and Design of the University of Genoa/Italy. Creative Food Cycles combines research with experimental prototyping, cultural actions and social dialogue.