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Page 1: Communities on the Clouds by Tom Lodge

Tom Lodge

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why high-rises?• Massive global increase over last

decade

• Governments, planners and developers love them

• Complex and expensive

• Residents are rarely well supported

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a few areas we’re exploring

• Living experience

• Governance and Rules

• Communication & Engagement

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living experience

theme two

I cannot tell you how stressed I feel; I have had high blood

pressure scares over the last year which is completely out of

character for me-my health is normally very good.

I sit here and

physically shake......

you can’t imagine

how LOUD they are

when they are

running and jumping-

like animals.

“.... there are all sorts of weirdos living here! Someone

mentioned theres a couple of prossies that

seem to do their business here too!”

“There are disgusting people living in this building, someone stole our trash collection sign tonight!! [...], seriously if I catch you next time, I will break your arms and hands f..king thief!”

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governance & rules

lease

ground rent

service charges

tenancy agreement

rent

freeholder

management company

leaseholder

tenant

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governance & rules

“this is a nice development and

generally the management and security team do a

good job (I fully support them), but

changing or suggesting anything

is nothing short of hard work or

impossible”.

“Many feel that the development is controlled by a select few that really do not want to hear what

others want and when something is raised it is selectively answered,

points ignored or nothing done. I’ve been on the receiving end of

this myself and hence you just think why bother and

get on with more important things"

“... residents have developed a sense of helplessness/powerlessness to effect change around here such that they feel their contributions/opinions/views/voices

don't matter to Management"

“The reality is: if you don't live on the development (but own a flat nonetheless) issues like parking, noise, litter will not affect you."

“If one rule cannot be bothered to be enforced, why not scrap them all?”

“It’s not possible to make a rule about small well-behaved pets as there

would always be an argument about

definitions.”

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communication & engagement

classifieds

warnings

complaints

socialising

advice

pictures of cats

requests

recommendations

votingevents

issue reporting

service charges

propertymanagementsystem

building information

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work so far…• Data captured from 14 high-rise residential buildings. Visualization / sentiment analysis.

http://www.upintheclouds.org/viz/barbican

• Community engagement; presentation of data and observations back to the community.

• Prototyping (wireframes)

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governance & rules

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communication & engagement

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future work and events• Workshop 17th July

• Ongoing site visits

• Data analysis

• Prototype deployments

• Microsoft internship (3 months) 30th June.

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contact details & links• Tom Lodge:

[email protected]

• Alex Taylor: [email protected]

• project site: www.upintheclouds.org

• barbican data visualizations & discussion: www.upintheclouds.org/viz/barbican