@inbook{dfba2709a02141a5b306fcfb3d0c6d3d,
title = "How Co-design of Public Space Contributes to Strengthening Resilience: Lessons from Two Chilean Cases",
abstract = "The implementation of adaptation measures and the improvement of urban resilience is a growing concern recently. While urban projects are encouraged to become resilient, there is an interest in the design processes that produce them. In the Latin-American context, co-design is gradually taking a central role in space production, recognizing the need for involving multiple stakeholders to achieve more integrated and inclusive designs. However, in the case of Chile, institutions are rather rigid, over-regulated, and tend to operate in silos. We investigate how the co-design of public spaces can contribute to urban resilience through a case study of two Chilean design processes. The study applies the evolutionary resilience framework (ERF) to assess urban co-design processes (Davoudi et al., Plan Pract Res 28:307–322, 2013). Barriers and enablers reported by the interviewees shed light on how the co-design processes evolved and contributed to, or hindered resilience. Co-design is seen as a preparation-building process towards climate resilience that can be furthered through persisting, adapting, or transforming collaboration and design process factors. This study operationalizes the ERF framework and proposes a flowchart to identify factors influencing urban resilience. Although the Latin-American context may differ from other places, this study provides insights to co-design processes elsewhere.",
keywords = "Chile, Co-design, Evolutionary resilience, Public space, Transformation, Urban resilience",
author = "{Gaete Cruz}, Macarena and Aksel Ersoy and Darinka Czischke and {Van Bueren}, Ellen",
year = "2021",
doi = "10.1007/978-3-030-73399-5_7",
language = "English",
isbn = "978-3-030-73398-8",
series = "Urban Book Series",
publisher = "Springer Science+Business Media",
pages = "105--125",
editor = "Ender Peker and Ata{\"o}v, {Anli }",
booktitle = "Governance of Climate Responsive Cities",
}