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Hvem er byen for?

Hvem er byen for? – Afsnit 2: Usynlige Kvinder

Den anden episode i en podcastserie på fire afsnit om byen, dens beboere og en mere socialt bæredygtig arkitektur.

October 24, 2022

Med kampagnen ”Text Me When You Get Home” blev der sat fokus på kvinders utryghed og manglende sikkerhed i byen i døgnets mørke timer. En arkitekt har undersøgt, hvilke ruter kvinder til og fra nattelivet, og har arbejdet med at udviklearkitektur, som kan øge kvinders tryghed. Kan feministisk byplanlægninginkludere flere mennesker i byen?

Denne podcast tager udgangspunkt i den anden af fire samtalesaloner hos Copenhagen Architecture Festival underoverskriften “Hvem er byen for?”. Samtalesalonerne er en del af festivalensbredere undersøgelse i 2022 af fænomenet Stedsans. Det blev til firesensommeraftener om diversiteten i den menneskelige stedsansning og om idealerfor en by bygget med beboerens forskellige kropsformer, livsformer og begærsformer for øje.

De medvirkende:

- Katarina Buhl, arkitekt

- Amalie Gammelgaard, byplanlægger

- Iben Hendel Philipsen, talsperson Everyday Sexism Project.

Moderator og tilrettelægger: Niels Bjørn, www.nielsbjorn.dk

Producer: lassesollsunde.dk for CAFX

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