WabiSabi 1 to 1 hundred

Geospatial Audit (YES) Navigation (Maybe) To ensure urban spaces are accessible and safe for enjoyment, health and wellness towards quality lifespan for people from the age 1 to 1 hundred.

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Inspiration

Freedom from fear to practice sports safely and securly without harasment or danger in urban & suburban areas for all.

The issue of people sitting on couches, needing facilitation & encouragement to engage in an active lifestyle, has led to increased levels of obesity and related illnesses such as high blood pressure and diabetes in our society. All of this has been exacerbated by isolation during the Covid 19 Pandemic. Professionally Co-Design inspires me towards Citizen driven solutions and human-centered Universal Access to Technology, Education, & Physical public Space for and by end user contribution towards a comprehensive participatory design science (CADS).

What it does

Geospatial Audit (YES) Navigation (Maybe) To ensure urban spaces are accessible and safe for enjoyment, health and wellness. We are proposing the development of a Coach APP that would guide a user off the couch for a fun run, jog, walk, or stroll along an assessed path for length, slope, scenery, and Visit-ABiLiTY between established nodes towards quality lifespan for people from the age 1 to 1 hundred.

How we built it

Cork Centre for Architecture Education CCAE (MTU & UCC) Maroun Tabbal: Comprehensive Anticipatory Design Scientist CADS Architect, HCi Resilient Design Curricula Lead/Coordinator -Jim Harrison: Universal Access Architect -Orla McKeever: Diversity & Conflict Urban space Architect -Sarah Mulrooney: Ethnography, Heritage and History Architect •Gerard Quinn (NUIG) the UN Special Rapporteur on the rights of persons with disabilities Jack Lehane, Geospatial Wellbeing, Maynooth University (SFI ADAPT) •Tyndall National Institute –Daniela Iacopino: Funded Investigator in CONNECT and VistaMilk SFI research –Fatima Gunning: Senior Researcher – Photonics, SFI PI. Diversity Champion, Head of Graduate Studies @Tindall –Eamonn O’Sullivan: Community Engagement Officer, Irish Photonic Integration Centre (IPIC) –Brendan O’Flynn (Wireless Smart Systems) –Salvatore Tedesco (AI/Data Fusion/Machine Learning) –Column Crowe (Machine learning for health and wellness) •Cork City Council: Claire Davis Digital Officer, ICT Services and Denise Cahill Cork Healthy Cities •University College Cork - UCC  Occupational Therapist: Yvonne Pennisi Sports Education: Wesley O’ Brien Annina Marlow, UCC Theatre Masters Student & Research Assistant UNiC European University Anca Teodosiu: Project Designer, University of Oulu and City of Oulu Roberto San Salvador del Valle Doistua: Bilbao Spain  Deusto Cities Director / Zuzendaria

Challenges we ran into

Balancing privacy and the need for citizen data, expect consultation and consensus in the Project's future.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We have a brilliant multidisciplinary team and a great development methodology that works well in a CO-design format with Citizen voices and impactful participation in an engaged research structure.

What we learned

That have a mockup for a great and useful project, and we need to bring all the possible stakeholders together for further dialogue

What's next for WabiSabi 1 to 1 hundred

Organize a couple of CityLabs bringing together all the decision makers and stakeholders.

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