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231:, in 2011, for associations to use the software in the favelas, and then recurrently in Africa, South America and India. In parallel associations and groups in Europe also wanted to be free to implement, in their territories and independently, the collaborative urban planning device without needing further financing than users’ support. In June 2013 the Civic-Tech UFO presented at the festival Futur en Seine the Unlimited Cities DIY prototype: an open source, free and easy to implement upgrade. Presentations of the beta version are then non-stop: September 2013 Nantes for Ecocity symposium; November 2013, Barcelona in the Open Cities Award Ceremony; January 2014 Rennes for a meeting at the Institute of Urbanism, March 2014 Le Havre at a conference of Urbanism collaboration; May 2014 London in the Franco-British symposium on Smart-Cities; July 2014 Berlin for the Open Knowledge Festival; early October 2014 Hyderabad, India for Congress Metropolis; late October 2014 Wuhan China for the conference of the Sino-French ecocity Caiden; 2015 Wroclaw for the Hacking of the Social Operating System; September 2015, Lyon at the annual conference of the national Federation Planning Agencies and many other workshops that confirmed recurring applications for an open-source version easy to implement. 219:
to be much higher (over 1 600 people in Evreux) than with conventional methods of consultation that struggle to get people go to places allocated for this. These achievements arouse the interest of some researchers who will analyse some attitude changes in urban professionals and citizens. Can we talk about a rebirth of participatory democracy? Are those images, which belong to hyperrealism, misleading or conversely are they accessible to all kinds of people? Are the Open-Source dimension of the collected data and its accessibility in real time involved in building trust between experts and non-experts? The method is the topic of several scientific articles, and has been honoured with several awards in France, as well as with the Open Cities Award from the European Commission.
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evaluation and representation of the quality of urban life to enlighten decisions. This 3-year program (from early 2010 to late 2012) was the basis for the creation of "Unlimited Cities", apps and required an 800 000 € budget that was half funded by European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) subsidies.
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The first cities to use Unlimited Cities PRO call the attention due to the mediators’ ability to query people in the street, often off guard, with an appealing playful tablet. Their presence in the neighbourhoods for several weeks, right where people live and work, prompts the number of participants
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agency in partnership with the HOST architectural and urban planning firm, the apps provides upstream information to urban project developers, as well as to people to query their design wishes and thus to appropriate the future project.”. Thus the Unlimited Cities method gives the civil society the
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The non-profit association 7 Billion Urbanists A.K.A. 7 milliards d'urbanistes (7 Billion urban planners) finds its origin in the Urbadiversity founded in August 2014 in France by the civic-tech UFO to promote the development of urban collaborative planning sharing without restrictions methods and
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highlights the need to evolve towards urban planning construction carried together with civil society. The non-profit organisation "7 Milliards d'urbanistes (7 billion urban planners) " will be present in Quito to introduce the open source Unlimited Cities DIY software to delegates of the 197
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2016 has been showing a strong acceleration of the open-source version expansion because several workshops were organized with the University of Lyon in April to redesign the campus of the Central School (Wikibuilding-campus project), and then again in China several conferences and use of the
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In 2009, the HOST Agency, responsible for the creation of the Civic-Tech UFO, got the certification of the Cap Digital and Advancity competitiveness clusters to mount the UrbanD collaborative research program, intended to lay the collaborative software theoretical and technical basis for the
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Julie Nicolas and Xavier CrĂ©pin, « CrĂ©er virtuellement un urbanisme collectif. Une application permet aux habitants de participer Ă  leur nouvel environnement urbain. (Virtually create a collective urban planning. An application allows people to participate in their new urban
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Conference. Held every twenty years, Habitat conferences organized by the UN form a sounding board that accelerates the consideration of major urban issues in public policy. This year 2016, the preparatory document for the Habitat III Conference in
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In June 2011 a beta version of Unlimited Cities PRO is presented in Paris in the Futur en Seine Festival with real world tests with visitors, then shown in Tokyo in November and in Rio de Janeiro in December of the same year.
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simulators on the Plan Construction Architecture du Ministère du développement durable (Construction Architecture Plan of the Ministry of Sustainable Development). A crossed interview with Alain Renk and the sociologist
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Sylvain Rolland, « Et si on inventait l'enquĂŞte d’imagination publique? (What if a survey on public imagination was invented? Â», La Tribune, hors-sĂ©rie Grand-Paris, no 1, 12 2013, p. 29-31
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Marc AugĂ©, « L'infinie complexitĂ© de la ville contemporaine (The infinite complexity of the contemporary city), interview with Alain Renk and Anne-Marie Morice Â», Mutations urbaines, 2006
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Initiator of the program: UFO, Industriels associĂ©s : Think Out Paris, Preview Montreuil, laboratoires du CNRS associĂ©s : LTPT Telecom Paris-Tech, LIPN Paris XIII and LAA LAVUE EAPV
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According to one of its creators, the urban architect Alain Renk: "Today the future of cities and metropoles lies less in the poetic, imaginary and solitary techniques found in
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tools, as well as feedback from their experiences. In 2016, the association became international when it settled in China and it converted to 7 Billion Urbanists.
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Matthieu Estrangin, « La rĂ©alitĂ© augmentĂ©e au service de l’urbanisme (Augmented reality in the urban planning department)», DauphinĂ© LibĂ©rĂ©, June 24th 2015
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software with farmers (Wikibuilding-Village project), with children (project Wikibuilding Natur), and with students and faculty of the University of Wuhan HUST.
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opportunity to act and co-construct with professional urban developers without being subject to solutions predetermined by experts and public authorities.
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China, city of Wuhan, Huashan suburb, May 2016. Co-conception with Unlimited Cities DIY. Children of Natur project, Mu Wei, Sam Cho and Yu Hui architects.
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Japan, city of Tokyo, French Institute, November 2011. Unlimited Cities PRO prototype presentation. By Alain Renk and Daisuke Sugawara, architects.
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Juliette Kinkela, « UFO rĂ©invente la concertation 3.0 (UFO reinvents consultation)», Objectif Grand Paris, no 7, sep-oct-nov 2014, p. 54-55
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France, city of Montpellier, La Pompignane District, June 2013. Mediation with Unlimited Cities PRO. Local people with JM Bourgogne,
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In 2015, the Wikibuilding project designed for the future Paris Rive gauche is preselected under the contest "RĂ©inventer Paris."
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Charles Giovacchini, « Plus de nature et de mixitĂ© (More nature and diversity)», Eure Infos, December 31st 2013, p. 4
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July 8, 2011, radio broadcast: Qu’est-ce que la ville numĂ©rique? : The field of the possible, France Culture, 2011
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The project originates in 2002 at the Orleans ArchiLab international meetings, with the publication of the book named
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countries member for collaborative urban planning to become available to the greatest possible number of people.
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The first contacts between the agency UN-Habitat and Unlimited Cities DIY software are held in October 2014 in
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environment) Â», Le Moniteur des Travaux Publics et du Bâtiment, no 5813, April 24th 2015, p. 24
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On October 2, 2012, the first operational deployment is implemented by the town hall of
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Samsung et son safari imaginaire : l’urbanisme collaboratif is now mainstream
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discusses the possibilities of simulators to operate the collective intelligence.
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Article written by Nancy Ottaviano in June 2014 in Unlimited Cities Montpellier
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2011 Nominee of the 2011 Prix de la croissance verte numérique Award (Acidd)
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Passer de l’idĂ©e au produit : 5 conseils de 5 start-up qui ont rĂ©ussi
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January 9, 2018, at Wikiwix, June 10, 2013 (visited on May 28th 2016)
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by Julie Nicolas and Xavier Crépin, Le Moniteur - N°5813, April 2015.
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2011 Winner of the call for projects for Futur en Seine (Cap digital)
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by ClĂ©ment Marquet : Undergoing Thesis, Institut Mines Telecom.
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2010 Selection of the Carrefours Innovations&Territoires (CDC)
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Villes sans limite, un outil pour stimuler l’imagination publique
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Wikibuilding, et si l’architecture devenait collaborative ?
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Urban Diversity: Cities Of Differences Create Different Cities
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by Karim Ben Merien and Xavier Opige, Les Cahiers de l’IAU idf
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Wikibuilding : l’urbanisme participatif de demain ?
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Article by Nancy Ottaviano for Participation et démocratie
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RĂ©volution numĂ©rique : bienvenue dans les villes 3.0
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in 2015. The connection is concretized in the following
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2013 Winner of Open Cities Awards (European Commission)
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with the City Resilience Profiling Program and then in
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director Montpellier and Martin Cahen, Strate designer.
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by Sylvain Rolland, La Tribune hors-série Grand-Paris.
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Les Rennais ont réinventé le sud de la gare. Et vous?
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2013 Winner of Territoires innovants (Interconnected)
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Et si on inventait l’enquête d’imagination publique?
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related articles
Find link tool
urban transformations
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New Urban Agenda
Habitat III
mobile devices
urban density
mobility
urban planning

Jules Verne
share knowledge
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circular economies
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