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The Craft of Change
Domenico Di Siena
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The Craft of Change

Why best practice so often fails in government

Domenico Di Siena

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Details
Collection
Civic Design
Format
Notebook · PDF and small print run
Contents
6 pieces
Origin
Series published in Public Mesh Journal
Publisher
Public Mesh Editions, Valencia

What actually travels from one place to another when templates fail. Six pieces on the craft of civic change: communities that look good but don’t hold, failures only told once they have become success, and the images we carry into every participation room.

About the author

Domenico Di Siena is a civic designer, architect and researcher. For more than twenty years he has worked with cities, European programmes and institutions on participation, public innovation and civic infrastructure.

Contents

  1. The Craft of Change
  2. Communities That Look Good but Don’t Hold
  3. Why Civic Design Must Stop Celebrating Failure After It’s Over
  4. The Symbolic City and the Lived City
  5. The Art of Survivance
  6. Designing the Civic Mesh: Six Shifts for Public Life
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