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	Hybrid Heritagescapes Nicosia - 2017 | Games for Cities Amsterdam - 2016 | ICTs to Promote Sust. Tourism Milan - 2015 | Cultural hARitage Brussels, Volos & Bremen - 2014 | UrbanIxD Summer School Split - 2013 | MediaCities Workshop Buffalo - 2013
	Hybrid Heritagescapes as Urban Commons in Mediterranean Cities accessing the deep-rooted spatial interfaces of cities Information | About the Training School | Developed Concept Information Title Hybrid Heritagescapes as Urban Commons in Mediterranean Cities: accessing the deep-rooted spatial interfaces of cities Period 30 October to 3 November 2017 Institution The Cyprus Institute URLs @ cyberparks-project.eu @ cyi.ac.cy Location Nicosia - Cyprus About the Training School Hybrid Heritagescapes Training School Objective of the Training Event is to discuss about and develop digital interfaces and interactive narratives, which will contribute to the exploitation of heritage in Mediterranean cities for the reactivation of neglected urban green spaces through playful engagement, gamification, and storytelling. Heritage can be used to influence positively the social cohesion of neighbourhoods as it could be promoted in such a way that, instead of provoking tensions and division, would offer spaces of inclusion, interesting everyday experiences and provide a sense of belonging to socially excluded communities. The Training Event will study the capacity of ICT for learning and social interaction opportunities in territories of heritage (heritagescapes) that now extend to include urban squares and parks. Overarching goal of this effort is to promote these open air spaces in becoming part of the e veryday life of a city, i.e., part of the network of its communal amenities and common resources, in order to contribute to the well-being and quality of life of citizens. Areas of Interest Heritage as driver for urban regeneration and resilience in Mediterranean cities Participation, co-creation and co-management of built heritage and historic sites Civic interaction in and the design of public spaces ICT, interactive storytelling, play and digital art in public space New urban sites / integration of forgotten sites in the everyday of the city Hybrid heritage-scapes as public space Lectures taken Rediscovering the moat - the city that ate its moat by Georgios Artopoulos History of Nicosia by Nikolas Bakirtzis The common pool resources and their management by Paschalis Arvanitidis Using ICT in the management of historic public space by Georgios Artopoulos Visualising the city by Loukas Kalisperis Computer Graphics and Virtual Environments by Yiorgos Chrysanthou Crowds in the City by Panayiotis Charalambous Nicosia master planning by Agni Petridou Sustainable development of historic cities in the Mediterranean: opportunities and policy implications by Glafkos Constantinides Inclusiveness and co-creation of public spaces with heritage by Tatiana Ruchiskaya Touching green - reflections on nature in the digital era by Carlos Smaniotto Costa Co-creating Collective Intelligence in Networked Society by Aelita Skarzauskiene Playing a game on common pool resources by Paschalis Arvanitidis Developed Concept Project Name INTA MOAT - a tool for governing the urban commons Situation The public space of the Moat and the Bastions from the Venetian Walls of Nicosia are underused by citizens and visitors. Spontaneous uses of the public space, varied and under-planned, are currently present and can be considered as a good starting point. We propose a tool to better enable the public space's uses, and to inspire new ones for a diverse set of users. Objective Enabling citizens and visitors' better use of the Moat area, enhancing the perception of an overall coherent public space by: Developing a new identity of the public space of the moat, based on collective use and management; Introducing collaboration and ICT in governing the urban commons through the tool "Inta Moat". About the platform INTA MOAT facilitates temporary accommodation of community managed activities in the spaces of the moat. This platform allows the users to experience the moat as a coherent public space. It is an attempt to re-establish the connection of the historical value of the old city wall and the moat, with the citizens' various contemporary social, physical and communal activities. A key element of 'Inta Moat' is the self-organising use of the moat monument for the city's common good. User scenario: Interface Concepts Mobile Interface Desktop Interface Group Francesco Bagni Valentino Canturi Mariza Daouti Joatan Preis Dutra Charalampos Ioannou Maria Kikidou Athanasia Panagiotidi Marianna Patelida Eftychios Savvidis Harry Varnavas Download Article INTA MOAT: a tool for governing the urban commons (24 pages, in PDF format) Download Final Presentation INTA MOAT (48 slides, in PDF format)