Role and Limits of Third Places in the Fabrication of Contemporary Cities

The notion of ‘third place’ is usually applied in an empirical way. It covers multiple realities, such as projects of co-working spaces, living labs and fab labs. Some third places are especially concerned with the city and the new conditions of urban fabrication. Relying on open innovation methods...

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spelling openedition-oai:revues.org:tem_8345 https://doi.org/10.4000/tem.8345 urn:doi:10.4000/tem.8345 en https://journals.openedition.org/tem/8345 2022-02-01T01:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/l91v https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Role and Limits of Third Places in the Fabrication of Contemporary Cities Territoire en mouvement Université de Lille info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/1950-5698 info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/1954-4863 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/tem Besson, Raphaël urbanisme Marseille Paris Barcelone tiers-lieu systèmes urbains cognitifs living lab fab lab Grenoble Lyon Madrid urbanism Marseille Barcelona third place cognitive urban systems living lab fab lab Madrid The notion of ‘third place’ is usually applied in an empirical way. It covers multiple realities, such as projects of co-working spaces, living labs and fab labs. Some third places are especially concerned with the city and the new conditions of urban fabrication. Relying on open innovation methods and on digital potential, these Third Places defend the idea of an urbanism which is not only the domain of experts, but would also be co-produced with a city’s inhabitants. They defend a right to infrastructure in cities (whether material or immaterial). To question the role and scope of Third Places in the fabrication of contemporary cities, we will focus on the analysis of French and Spanish Third Places specialising in urbanism. This analysis leads to a better understanding of the role of Third Places in urban production, and will highlight the difficulties of the construction of an urban policy of Third Places. La notion de tiers-lieux se développe de manière essentiellement empirique. Elle recouvre des réalités multiples, comme des projets de coworking spaces, de living labs et de fab labs. Certains tiers-lieux s’intéressent tout particulièrement à la ville et aux nouvelles conditions de la fabrique urbaine. En s’appuyant sur des méthodes d’innovation ouverte et le potentiel des outils numériques, ces tiers-lieux défendent l’idée d’un urbanisme qui ne soit plus le patrimoine exclusif d’experts, mais qui soit co-produit avec les habitants et les utilisateurs des villes. Ils défendent un droit à l’infrastructure des villes, que cette infrastructure soit matérielle ou immatérielle. Pour interroger le rôle et la portée des tiers-lieux dans la fabrique des villes contemporaines, nous nous appuyons sur l’analyse d’un ensemble de tiers-lieux français et espagnols positionnés sur le thème de l’urbanisme. Notre analyse permet de mieux comprendre le rôle des tiers-lieux dans la production urbaine. Elle met également en exergue les difficultés de construction d’une politique urbaine de tiers-lieux.
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topic urbanisme
Marseille
Paris
Barcelone
tiers-lieu
systèmes urbains cognitifs
living lab
fab lab
Grenoble
Lyon
Madrid
urbanism
Marseille
Barcelona
third place
cognitive urban systems
living lab
fab lab
Madrid
spellingShingle urbanisme
Marseille
Paris
Barcelone
tiers-lieu
systèmes urbains cognitifs
living lab
fab lab
Grenoble
Lyon
Madrid
urbanism
Marseille
Barcelona
third place
cognitive urban systems
living lab
fab lab
Madrid
Besson, Raphaël
Role and Limits of Third Places in the Fabrication of Contemporary Cities
description The notion of ‘third place’ is usually applied in an empirical way. It covers multiple realities, such as projects of co-working spaces, living labs and fab labs. Some third places are especially concerned with the city and the new conditions of urban fabrication. Relying on open innovation methods and on digital potential, these Third Places defend the idea of an urbanism which is not only the domain of experts, but would also be co-produced with a city’s inhabitants. They defend a right to infrastructure in cities (whether material or immaterial). To question the role and scope of Third Places in the fabrication of contemporary cities, we will focus on the analysis of French and Spanish Third Places specialising in urbanism. This analysis leads to a better understanding of the role of Third Places in urban production, and will highlight the difficulties of the construction of an urban policy of Third Places.
author Besson, Raphaël
author_facet Besson, Raphaël
author_sort Besson, Raphaël
title Role and Limits of Third Places in the Fabrication of Contemporary Cities
title_short Role and Limits of Third Places in the Fabrication of Contemporary Cities
title_full Role and Limits of Third Places in the Fabrication of Contemporary Cities
title_fullStr Role and Limits of Third Places in the Fabrication of Contemporary Cities
title_full_unstemmed Role and Limits of Third Places in the Fabrication of Contemporary Cities
title_sort role and limits of third places in the fabrication of contemporary cities
publisher Territoire en mouvement
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