In our autumn publication, we ask how to make room for the future in places that already seem fully allocated, caught between urgent priorities, committed budgets and entrenched uses that are hard to revisit. The underlying question: how do we open up opportunities for those who come after us without losing what sustains us?
To build an answer, the issue proposes governing the urban economy as a system, drawing on data from Basque municipalities; examines how vibe manufacturing is once again making it viable to make and repair things close to home; and considers what strategic planning is missing if it is to be guided by foresight. It also presents DataTools, our territorial intelligence tools.
It is rounded off with a selection of transition keys and a review of the projects and initiatives NAIDER has carried out over the last quarter.
For the first time, the issue can be read in an interactive web version and in four languages: Basque, Spanish, Catalan and English. It can also be browsed as a double-page spread below.
