解开建筑环境循环中利益相关者的动态关系

Q4 Engineering Spool Pub Date : 2023-12-24 DOI:10.47982/spool.2023.1.05
Ellen Verbiest, Julie Marin, Bruno De Meulder, A. Vande Moere
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漫画是一种众所周知的将人物与时间背景直观联系起来的方法。本文以建筑环境的循环性这一复杂的主题为背景,探讨如何利用漫画这一媒介来解开利益相关者的动态关系。建筑环境的循环性将循环经济的概念应用于建筑和城市发展领域。在循环项目的设计中,主要依靠优化策略,而忽视了具体环境的特点,如利益相关者的作用和空间前提条件。这导致通用工具箱中的循环利用工具千篇一律。此外,循环利用工具还应与利益相关者合作,认识到复杂性并展现地域的资源性。本系列漫画跟随研究人员从分析到设计假设的整个过程,从研究人员的角度阐明当前的复杂性,包括利益相关者的议程、空间条件、障碍和机遇。作为一个正在进行的行动研究项目的一部分,这些自我反思的漫画展示了研究人员从多个利益相关者的维度解开建筑环境中的循环性的部分历程。漫画中的数据来源于混合方法研究,如人种学实地调查、半结构式访谈以及对两个佛兰德工业园区(科特赖克-诺德和鲁汶-哈斯罗德)的档案研究。这些漫画作为批判性分析的叙事组合方法,汇集了不同的数据来源,使我们对循环性的研究过程具有情境性和可视性。此外,漫画还允许我们与利益相关者进行交流、提出质疑并开始设计(隐藏的)利益相关者机构。
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Untangling Stakeholder Dynamics in Circularity of the Built Environment
Comics are a known method to visually link characters to context through time. This article explores the medium of comics to untangle stakeholder dynamics in the context of a complex theme such as circularity of the built environment. Circularity of the built environment tailors concepts of circular economy to the field of construction and urban development. Relying mostly on optimization strategies, context-specific characteristics such as stakeholder agency and spatial preconditions are often disregarded as resources in the design of circularity projects. This results in one-size-fits all circularity instruments formalized in generic toolboxes. Circularity instruments should additionally engage with stakeholders, recognizing complexity and surfacing the resourcefulness of the territory. This comics series follows the researcher from analysis to design hypothesis, clarifying complexity at hand from the researcher perspective, including stakeholder agendas, spatial conditions, barriers and opportunities. Part of an ongoing action-research project, the self-reflective comics show parts of a researcher’s journey untangling circularity in the built environment in its multiple stakeholder dimensions. It includes data sourced from mixed method research, such as ethnographic fieldwork, semi-structured interviews, and archival research on two Flemish industry parks, Kortrijk-Noord and Leuven-Haasrode. These comics function as a narrative assemblage method for critical analysis, bringing together different data sources, and rendering our research process on circularity contextual and visual. Additionally, the comic allows us to communicate, challenge, and begin to design with (hidden) stakeholder agency.
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