The Citymaker uncovers the latest developments surrounding urban renewal, with news and views on the cities of today and the future. It is the online magazine of Think City, a community-focused urban regeneration organisation that aims to create more liveable, resilient and people-centric cities. For more, see www.thecitymaker.com.my.Read more »
The Citymaker uncovers the latest developments surrounding urban renewal, with news and views on the cities of today and the future. It is the online magazine of Think City, a community-focused urban regeneration organisation that aims to create more liveable, resilient and people-centric cities. For more, see www.thecitymaker.com.my.Read Less
On today’s episode we’re talking about creative cities and what it to takes to make and manage them. When we talk about creative cities we often think about artists or technology disrupters. We don’t tend to think about the systems that run those cities as possessing the same kinds of creativity.
As we transition into a world of megacities, gig employment and environmental upheaval, we are increasingly in need of new and radical problem-solving ideas and invention to keep our cities functioning and liveable.
To celebrate the launch of the Creative Bureaucracy Festival 2020 and Think City’s involvement in it, Matt Armitage speaks to Charles Landry, international adviser, author and founder of the Festival about the need for creative policy-making in these troubled times.
Hosted by Matt Armitage Guest: Charles Landry, Founder of The Creative Bureaucracy FestivalProduced by Matt Armitage for Think City
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