
Landskapslaget Hackathon 2019 – The future of urban living
The topics and the Idea feeders
The future of Art and culture in 2030
The topic focused on the production and consumption of art, culture and digital innovations in the future cities. The participants were discussing which factors could help the future cities to measure the art, culture and digital innovations. Moreover, how the art, culture and digital innovation will bring together people and empower democracy.
The Idea feeder: Karin Lekberg, urban planner, specializing in Art, Culture and creative business at Landskapslaget AB
The future of commercial activities in 2030
The topic focused on the future production and consumption, the transformation of the big shopping malls and the first-floor shops from commercial to other functions.
The idea feeder: Veronica Palmgren, Urban development director at Citycon.
The future of public health and wellbeing in 2030
The topic focused on communities and supportive physical environments in cities which could engage more people for better health and wellbeing.
The Idea feeder: Anna Björklund, Urban planner, specializing in Public health and social sustainability at Landskapslaget AB
The event
The Hackathon started with an intro presentation about the event, the topics and case studies. During the lunch, the idea feeders hold 4 inspirational lectures to push further and inspire the participants with knowledge and creative ideas.
The afternoon team working session ends with a dinner and then a presentation of the scenarios. The presentation session was open to the public audience to attend at our office and to follow on our Facebook page. (You can watch the livestreaming of the presentations on our Facebook page). All the audience and the participants were part of the voting process to select a winner of the Hackathon.
After Diploma ceremony and greeting the winner, there was an open discussion panel. The idea feeders highlighted the amazing and fantastic work of all the participants. They discussed further the challenges in Stockholm region and gave a take away motivational messages to the participants.
This creative day ended with a mingle were participants created a Hackathon community for future meetings, activities and future cities concept development.
During the same time, there was a parallel Hackathon in Nairobi, Kenya. Read more about it in our Facebook page. For more questions please email us hackathon@landskapslaget.se

Lunch inspiration lecture 1. Åke Lindström, City Development Director. Kista Science City AB, part of Electrum Foundation.

Lunch inspiration lecture 2. Karin Lekberg, urban planner, specializing in Art, Culture and creative business at Landskapslaget AB.

Lunch inspiration lecture 4. Anna Björklund, Urban planner, specializing in Public health and social sustainability at Landskapslaget AB.

Inspirations lecturers. From the left: Anna Björklund, Karin Lekberg, Veronica Palmgren och Åke Lindström

Team 1, From left-right: Lode van der Velde (SU Globalization, Environment and Social Change), Anukriti Banerjee (KTH Exchange student ‐ Geography major), Edward Prichard (KTH MSc Sustainable Urban Planning and Design), Rut Lindeberg (SLU Landscape architecture).

Team 2, From left-right: Liubov Shkurenko (KTH MSc Sustainable Urban Planning and Design), Ronald Edward Carter II (BTH Fysisk planering), Diksha Anand (KTH MSc Sustainable Urban Planning and Design), Remy Prame Jerald (KTH Masters in Sustainable Technology)

Team 3, From left-right: Peggy Seng (KTH Entrepreneurship / Mechanical Engineering), Jonathan Matthei (KTH Real Estate and Cinstruction Management), Adinda Rachmanto (KTH MSc Sustainable Urban Planning and Design)

Team 4, From left-right: Nadezhda Zherebina (SU Urban and Regional Planning), Jonathan Andersson (BTH Civil engineer in Industrial economy and management), Diana Carrillo Silva (KTH MSc Sustainable Urban Planning and Design)

Team 5, From left-right: Sofia Cavalleri (LTH Environmental management), Emiliya Stefanova (KTH MSc Sustainable Urban Planning and Design), Gözde Karahan (KTH The Building and Real Estate Finance), Gabriela Rodriguez (SU Msc Globalization, Environment and Social Change)

Team 6, From left-right: Lisa Mayr (SLU Landscape Architecture), Elin Elfström (UU Samhällsplaneringsprogrammet), Ellen Zouras (KTH MSc Sustainable Urban Planning and Design), Ecaterina Lorent (LIU Sustainable development)

Panel discussion, From left-right: Anders Mårsén (Landscape Architect, Landskapslaget AB) and the idea feeders Karin Lekberg, Veronica Palmgren and Anna Björklund.





År
2019
Plats
Landskapslaget, Stockholm