Presentation about Urbanism in South Greenland's educational hub, Qaqortoq.
0:00 About Emma
0:52 Human and Urban Resources of Qaqortoq - A case of Urbanism in Greenland
1:45 Reframing the resources
2:00 Introduction to Qaqortoq
2:35 A voluntary investigation into urban re-development
2:57 A mirror to the classical development parameters
4:03 Part one of the inquiry: Institutions
7:20 Part two of the inquiry: Activities
10:47 Part three of the inquiry: Buildings
16:19 Conclusion of the report
16:55 Honorable mentions
17:39 3rd place: Culture house in the old power plant
18:16 2nd place: Renovation of the kayak club
18:31 1st place: Bistrot in the old police station
19:08 Spillover effects and a proof of concept for the rest of Greenland?
19:40 Key insight - Urbanism in Greenland (is not that different)
21:05 Key Insight - The potential of keeping people rather than just attracting them
21:49 Key insight - Indigenous and anticolonial perspectives
22:43 Key Insight - The third sector and third places
23:48 The most overlooked resources - The potential to bridge the gap
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