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Urban consumption spaces as living labs

A novel hospitality experience measure toward a futureproof equilibrium

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Urban consumption spaces as living labs

A novel hospitality experience measure toward a futureproof equilibrium

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Many cities are facing challenges in finding an equilibrium in the use of urban consumption spaces. Urban consumption spaces comprise different sociospatial relationships, bringing together work, consumption, recreation and habitation in a delimited area within the city. This mixed character is a potential source of creative urban quality, but this quality is not always realized, leading to on the one hand 'overheating' in some urban consumption spaces faced with excessive, imbalanced usage, and on the other ‘undercooling’, with declining visitors and vacant lots. We focus on Amsterdam as our living lab, in our aim to develop a new perspective toward reinstating the sociospatial relationships between local community stakeholders and to restore the equilibrium of Amsterdam city center as an urban consumption space. In doing so, we address the research question How do residents, entrepreneurs and visitors perceive ‘hospitality’ in their lived-in experience of Amsterdam as urban consumption space, and how does this contribute to community connectedness?

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OrganisatieHogeschool van Amsterdam
Gepubliceerd inProceedings of the Digital Living Lab Days Conference 2020 Pagina's: 226-233
Jaar2020
TypeBoekdeel
TaalEngels

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