DESIRE

设计一个不可抗拒的循环社会（DESIRE）旨在为建筑环境创造另一种前进方式，以支持欧盟“100个气候中和智能城市”的使命。面对气候变化、生物多样性丧失和资源枯竭等看似无法克服的挑战，我们需要重新思考寻找解决方案的方法。从建筑、设计和艺术出发，我们将创造一个开放的学习环境，用原则、方法和指导方针来支持我们设计一个不可抗拒的循环社会。我们将展示一个DESIRE灯塔演示，该演示基于在丹麦、意大利、拉脱维亚、斯洛文尼亚和荷兰进行的现场演示活动的见解和学习，涵盖各种主题和规模。通过这一点，我们将为思想和实践学派奠定基础，并建立一个扩展框架，利用数字基础设施、利益相关者参与和欧洲城市、青年组织、非政府组织、学术界等合作伙伴社区的赋权，在整个欧盟范围内广泛学习。我们的地盘构成了DESIRE的核心。我们选择的地点和合作伙伴有三个主题。“创造社会和包容性住房”解决了包容性过程的需求，“我们的力量”，在社会住房的循环转型中。“调和城市与自然”是关于从多物种的角度设计宜居栖息地和功能生态系统，同时重新平衡“土地利用”以适应资源产生和生物多样性。“通过共生关系转化”关注的是如何在重新思考城市景观时优化材料流的使用。该部门的现场示范活动将在丹麦的三个地点展开（Herlev的旧沥青工厂、Taastrup的社会住房社区和Kalundborg的城市改造项目），并为阿姆斯特丹、卢布尔雅那、米兰、里加和都灵的类似示范活动做出贡献。

Designing an Irresistible Circular Society (DESIRE) aims to create an alternative way forward for the built environment supporting the EU mission of ‘100 climate-neutral and smart cities’. Against seemingly insurmountable challenges of climate change, biodiversity loss, and resource depletion we need to rethink our approach to finding solutions. Departing from architecture, design and art we will create an open learning environment with principles, methods and guidelines to support us in designing an irresistible circular society. We will present a DESIRE lighthouse demonstrator, built on insights and learnings from on-site demonstration activities taking place on sites in Denmark, Italy, Latvia, Slovenia, and The Netherlands, encompassing various themes and scales. By this, we will set the foundation for a school of thought and practice, and establish a scaling framework for widespread learning across the EU utilizing digital infrastructure, stakeholder involvement and empowerment across a partner community of European cities, youth organisations, NGOs, academia etc. Our territorial sites form the core of DESIRE. Three themes have informed our choice of sites and partners. ‘Creating social and inclusive housing’ addresses the need for inclusive processes, ‘the power of we’, in circular transformation of social housing. ‘Reconciling cities with nature’ is about designing livable habitats and functional ecosystems from a multispecies perspective while rebalancing ‘land use’ to accommodate resource generation and biodiversity. ‘Transforming through symbiotic relationships’ focuses on how to optimize use of materials flow when rethinking urban landscapes in cities. In depts on-site demonstration activities will unfold in three Danish sites (an old asphalt factory in Herlev, a social housing neighbourhood in Taastrup, and an urban transformation project in Kalundborg) and contribute to similar demonstration activities in Amsterdam, Ljubljana, Milan, Riga and Turin.