For the past decades humans have been placed at the centre of designing information and
communication technologies (ICT), leading to the rise in prominence of human-centred …

Many Smart City projects are beginning to consider the role of citizens. However, current
methods for engaging urban populations in participatory design (PD) activities are …

We propose a collective participatory speculative urban walk exploring" more-than-human"
perspectives for smart cities. The walk will be a curated selection of outcomes from a PDC …

The turn to participation in smart cities was intended to increase the involvement of diverse,
often marginalised, citizens in the design and use of networked sensing technologies …

Cities are currently being redesigned with sensors and data at their core. Environmental
monitoring, crime tracking and traffic mapping are just a few examples of the socio-technical …

ACM: Digital Library: interactions ACM Digital Library interactions Volume 26, Number 3 (2019),
Pages 60-63 More-than-human participation: design for sustainable smart city futures Rachel …

The last decades in urban design research are characterised by a focus on technological
aspects of cities which is commonly known as the smart city strategy. The concerns and …

The work we will be discussing here explores how government, industry, the university, and
the citizens of a city can arrive through a participatory design approach at an increased and …

Understanding the environmental conditions that shape the physical support for developing
social sustainability requires analysing the symbiotic relationship of people and place. Place …

This paper discusses the results of the Designing Policy project, which engages current
debates about urban technology through the creation of a visual toolkit and a series of …