Co-designing a housing and livelihood toolkit with low-income older people for future housing in Klong Toey, Bangkok, Thailand

Co-designing a housing and livelihood toolkit with low-income older people for future housing in Klong Toey, Bangkok, Thailand
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与低收入老年人共同设计住房和生计工具包,用于泰国曼谷 Klong Toey 的未来住房

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10.1080/15710882.2023.2268596
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2023
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1.8
通讯作者:
Hadjri K
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这篇文章的目的是研究的共同设计过程中的一个研究项目,实施支持低收入的老年人在Klong Toey,曼谷领导的倡议。主要目标是共同制作一个设计工具包,用于指导在Klong Toey为低收入老年人开发生活工作住房。与当地利益攸关方举办了为期三天的共同设计讲习班,为实地研究中确定的主要现场工作活动制定设计备选方案。在共同设计方法的框架内,研究人员作为促进者和翻译者与用户进行接触,以产生为工具包提供信息的设计选项。该工具包是在总体的“HoodingHood”项目下开发的,其灵感来自Klong Toey老年人独特的住房和生计需求,他们经常在自己家里经营小企业。构想这一方案是出于这样一种理解,即老龄化、住房和生计是曼谷这一地区低收入老年人生活中相互关联的方面。除工具包外,该项目还产生了影响,如支持居民的生活-工作需求评估以及与当地各利益攸关方的积极参与和协作。
The purpose of this article is to examine the co-design process of a research project which was implemented to support an initiative led by low-income older people in Klong Toey, Bangkok. The primary objective was to co-produce a design toolkit that can guide the development of live–work housing for low-income older people in Klong Toey. A three-day co-design workshop was held with local stakeholders to develop design alternatives for the prevailing live–work activities identified as a part of the field study. Within the framework of co-design methodology, the researchers engaged with the users as facilitators and translators to produce design options that informed the toolkit. The toolkit was developed under the overarching AgeingHood project, inspired by the unique housing and livelihood needs of the older people of Klong Toey, who often run small businesses from their own homes. It was conceived out of the understanding that ageing, housing and livelihood are interrelated aspects of the lives of low-income older people in this area of Bangkok. In addition to the toolkit, the project also led to impacts such as supporting residents’ live–work needs assessment and positive engagement and collaborative working with various local stakeholders.
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