Collaborative Design Strategies for Climate Change Adaptation

J. Rogers, K. Bartkowicz, Lalitha Ramachandran
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This paper discusses the outcome of a collaborative design studio that aimed to investigate climate adaptation strategies for ten Bayside municipalities in Melbourne, Australia. The studio was part of a larger, 3-phase project titled Bay Blueprint 2070 in a partnership between the UN Global Compact Cities Programme and RMIT School of Architecture and Urban Design. The aim of the studio was to identify potential adaptation strategies for 10 municipality ‘hotspots’ vulnerable to increasing coastal and catchment flooding by working with local governments, the CSIRO, and key stakeholders. The studio adopted a research approach that focused on testing future scenarios for each of the hotspots. Four scenarios were identified, the first two based on representative concentration pathways (RCPs) 8.5 Extreme and Moderate RCP 4.5. The second two focused on differing approaches to adaptation. Using the 4 scenarios, students were asked to investigate potential adaptation strategies in their responses and to explain how they considered the economic, environmental and social dimensions of sustainability. These responses then were presented to key stakeholders for feedback. The final project outcomes provided a catalyst for conversations around what adaptation could look like and could be like into the future as an aid for decision making.
适应气候变化的协同设计策略
本文讨论了一个合作设计工作室的成果,该工作室旨在调查澳大利亚墨尔本海湾地区十个城市的气候适应策略。该工作室是联合国全球紧凑城市计划和RMIT建筑与城市设计学院合作的一个名为“海湾蓝图2070”的大型三期项目的一部分。该工作室的目的是通过与地方政府、CSIRO和主要利益相关者合作,为10个易受沿海和集水区洪水影响的城市“热点”确定潜在的适应策略。该工作室采用了一种研究方法,专注于测试每个热点的未来场景。确定了四种情景,前两种情景基于代表性浓度路径(RCP) 8.5,极端和中等RCP 4.5。后两篇文章关注的是适应气候变化的不同方法。使用这4种情景,学生们被要求在他们的回答中调查潜在的适应策略,并解释他们如何考虑可持续性的经济、环境和社会层面。然后将这些答复提交给主要利益相关者以征求反馈。最终的项目成果为围绕适应未来可能是什么样子以及可能是什么样子的对话提供了催化剂,作为决策的辅助。
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