Round 1: Presentation of the Transition Scenario:
- 1) Theoretical Framework: A presentation given by Farnaz Faraji and Mike Turner on the Minority-Majority communities living in the multinational and conflict region (10-15 mins);
- 2) Heritage and Planning Policies: Historic Urban Landscape Approach in conflict areas with a focus on Adaptive Reuse as a design strategy (10-15 mins);
- 3) Methods of Spatial Analysis (QGIS): Using Spatial analysis tools and methods to look at the urban morphology of the city to answer the main questions (10-15 mins);
- 4) Methods of Spatial analysis Looking at the Street Network and connectivity (Space Syntax): Using Space Syntax the before and after the buffer zone implementation, an eye view of streetscapes and commercial axes (Bazaars) as spaces of contact (10-15 mins);
Round 2:
Making four or more groups of participants, each of them addressing one of the steps mentioned above (60 mins).
Round 3:
All the groups’ work will be gathered to connect the steps to present an integrated strategy design for Nicosia’s Buffer zone area (20 mins).
Round 4:
Discussion and Feedback on each group work; Summary and core questions to address during the workshop by Mike Turner (15 mins).