Client
LIS
Overview
Led collaborative research project at London Interdisciplinary School exploring urban regeneration through Political Economy, Linguistics, Neuroscience, Network Science, and Urban Planning perspectives.
Client
LIS
Industry
University Research
Service
Group Work
Interdisciplinary Analysis
Digital Design
Content
Duration
5 Weeks
The Challenge
Traditional urban regeneration approaches often fail to integrate community needs with diverse stakeholder interests, creating fragmented development efforts and limited community buy-in.
The Solution
Developed a novel stakeholder communication network framework that reframed regeneration with a community-centered approach. Analysed two London case studies to validate our interdisciplinary methodology.
The Result
Demonstrated how community-led regeneration provides innovative solutions to complex urban challenges. Project exemplified LIS's interdisciplinary approach, creating more comprehensive and nuanced real-world solutions.
PORTFOLIO
Media's Influence on Identity
Media's Influence on Identity
Media's Influence on Identity
Media Literacy
Visual & Creative
Primary Research
Biodiversity and Open Spaces in Tower Hamlets
Biodiversity and Open Spaces in Tower Hamlets
Biodiversity and Open Spaces in Tower Hamlets
Consultancy
Stakeholder Mapping
Community Engagement
Primary Research