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BCN-NYC Affordable Housing ChallengeAnnouncement of finalists

Anna MajóDigital Innovation

DirectorBarcelona City Council

Eduard CabréInternacional Relations

ConsultantHousing Department

Barcelona City Council

#BCNilabbarcelona.cat/i-lab Barcelona's i.lab: collaborative innovation to address citizens' needs

#BCNilab

RESIDENTSBetter servicesReal needs met

Why?

OTHER CITIESCollaboration, sharing and scaling solutions

ADMINISTRATIONSupport internal innovation

Cultural changeInnovation in Public Procurement

Ethical technology

BUSINESS & ACADEMIC CENTERS

Economic promotionVisibility, testing and scaling

Research and innovation

#BCNilab

i.lab: Barcelona’s urban, social and sustainable innovation lab

Addressing city’s challenges and citizens’ needs

Collaborative innovation (4H)& other cities

Ethical use of technology & data

Social impact, sustainability & scalability

Economic promotion& business innovation

Service Deployment

Solutions DemoWinnersEvaluationCall for

solutionsChallenge definition

Activate Lab Scale up

• Mobility • Environment• Housing• Quality of life

AREAS COLLABORATION

Methodology

#BCNilab

Challenges Partner

Women & Tech Challenge Mobile World Capital Foundation, d-LAB

Data and Mobility Challenges DataCity by NUMA, Abertis & FerrovialData and Mobility Departments

BCN-NYC Housing Challenge NYC and Housing Department

Playground Areas Urban Ecology Department - Environment and Urban Services

#BCNilab

Ongoing projects

Barcelona 2016-2025Right to Housing Plan

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The call seeks innovative technologies and tools to shorten projecttimelines, reduce costs, and promote a cleaner and more sustainableindustry, thus driving down the cost of construction and rehabilitation in dense urban areas and making housing more affordable for all.

Offsite PrefabricationAlternative Building MaterialsBuilding Information Modelling Virtual Reality / Augmented Reality Autonomous Drones Resource Accounting & Material Flow Analysis 3D Printing Smart Devices and Mobile Based Solutions

Evaluation Criteria:

InnovationRelevanceImpactScope of ImplementationCitizen Engagement and Co-creationInclusivityReplicabilityMulti-stakeholder CollaborationSoundnessOrganizationEnvironmental Awareness

ü Evaluation Committee

ü Jury of Honor

“… a human being can not be in two places at the same time. In addition, we have different needs in different phases of life.”

-Peter Sloterdijk

elasticLIVING

living – dining 20 m2

office 10 m2

bedroom 18 m2

kitchen 12 m2

net area 36 m2 60 m2 living area

elasticLIVING saves space

elasticLIVING adapts to life

elasticLIVING delivers 50% more density

elasticLIVING apartments 12 x 60 = 720 m2 conventional apartments 8 x 55 = 440 m2

NYC

BCN

elasticLIVING is urbanism

307 Union Ave, Brooklyn

Carrer d’Avila 101

elasticLIVING is immediately livable

elasticLIVING advantages

construction speed spatial efficiency affordability1 2 3

elastic_LIVING by Angelo Roventa® erster Einsatz im sozialen Wohnbau "Schlossbräu" Dornbirn, April 2014

Im Zuge eines Neu- und Umbauprojektes in Dornbirn wurde erstmals das neue Wohnkonzept elastic_LIVING® im sozialen Wohnbau eingesetzt. Seit April 2014 wird elastic_LIVING® von einem Mieter bewohnt. Der Mieter betonte die positive Erfahrung mit der neuen Wohnform, insbesondere das Raumangebot, die zahlreichen Nutzungsmöglichkeiten und die variable Raumgestaltung. Die Verschiebung der Module wäre vergleichbar mit der Aktion eines Funktionswechsels, wenn man eine Drehtür im konventionellen Grundriss begeht, wo die angebotene starre Geometrie des Raumes zu wechseln ist. Ist er allein, sind alle Module in einer Tages- oder Nachtposition, hat er Besuch, steht das voll möblierte Wohnzimmer in seinem ganzen Ausmaß zur Verfügung. Wie in einer konventionellen Wohnung, hat der Besucher nur in die vom Nutzer bestimmten Funktionsbereiche Zutritt.

elasticLIVING social housing implementation

Sozialwohnbau Schlossbräu, Austria

www.elasticLIVING.eu

thank you!ANGELO ROVENTA

RAFAEL GOMEZ-MORIANAIGNAZ FURGER

elasticLIVING is: affordable, adaptable, sustainable, and readily implementable.

Everyday life Housing NetworkA second-grade cooperative of multiple housing projectsRoser Casanovas, architect and urban planner, Col·lectiu Punt 6 SCCL

Everyday life Housing NetworkA second-grade cooperative of multiple housing projects

How technology can socially help us share reproductive and care tasks?

Everyday life Housing NetworkA second-grade cooperative of multiple housing projects

What is an Everyday life housing network?

Everyday life Housing NetworkA second-grade cooperative of multiple housing projects

Social responsibility of reproductive and care tasks outside the housing unit

Everyday life Housing NetworkA second-grade cooperative of multiple housing projects

The everyday housing network include:

Collective Housing

Co-living spaces

Self-organizedhousing

cooperatives

Public housing(HPO)

Senior assistedlíving housing

Self-organizedhousing

cooperatives

Private markethousing units

Urban“masoveria”

EVERYDAY LIFE CARE SPACES

Everyday life Housing NetworkA second-grade cooperative of multiple housing projects

Scope of implementationNeighborhood of Poblenou, Barcelona

Working group

Everyday life Housing NetworkA second-grade cooperative of multiple housing projects

Collective housing

Youth House

Childcare space BiciHub

Shared laundr

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Wood Atelier

Community center

Guest Rooms Storage Food coopCommunity

KitchenCommunity

Garden Roof Garden

Everyday life Housing NetworkA second-grade cooperative of multiple housing projects

Everyday life care spaces

Hard infrastructure

Soft infrastructure

Multi-local delivery service

Kids clothingchain Home laundry

services

Walking school bus Family TakeAway

Radars Network Safe Home

Bank of time

Foster Grandparents

Everyday life Housing NetworkA second-grade cooperative of multiple housing projects

Urban network

Youth House

Childcare space BiciHub

Shared laundr

y

Wood Atelier

Community center

Guest Rooms Storage Food coopCommunity

KitchenCommunity

Garden Roof Garden

Multi-local delivery service

Kids clothingchain Home laundry

services

Walking school bus Family TakeAway

Radars Network Safe Home

Bank of time

Foster Grandparents

Everyday life Housing NetworkA second-grade cooperative of multiple housing projects

1. Equal value to all spheres of life

2. Social value of the unpaid work

3. Breaking public-private barriers to everyday life development

4. Urban design, health and well-being implications

5. Making women visible

Contributions

CAH + ATRI

CAH + ATRI

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Compact city

Expanded city:over infrastructures

PROJECT EXAMPLES BCN

CASE STUDY 02:Fontana, BCN

Proposal to build over a Subway Station

CASE STUDY 01:França Station, BCN

Proposal to build over train rails

CASE STUDY 03: Brooklyn Bridge, NYC_ Proposal to build over a great infrastructure

CASE STUDY 04: Taft Houses in Harlem, NYC_ Intervention in a residential polygon

PROJECT EXAMPLES NYC

ADAPTABLE HOUSING:

Modular design that can progressively grow to adapt to different needs

CO-PRODUCTION:

-Future inhabitants-Responsible public procurement-Other agents

MANUFACTURE AND ASSEMBLY PROCESS

TEAM’S TRAJECTORY

www.habitatge.barcelona