Marco Adelfio
Marco Adelfio is Associate Professor in Applied Urbanism. His research focuses on multi-stakeholder processes and co-production of knowledge contributing to socially sustainable development in urban, suburban and rural areas. He has expertise in collaborative pedagogy in the field of urban design and community architecture, participatory GIS and the role of humans and non humans in local translation of circulating knowledge. Before moving to Sweden he was teaching urban design and urban planning at different Spanish universities. In the past he also worked in Madrid as an urban planning consultant, dealing with large clients such as the Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA), the National Agency of Spain for Land Development and Endesa - a leading electricity company in Spain and Latin America.
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Transforming brownfields into urban greenspaces: A working process for stakeholder analysis
The use of digital layers in post-growth communities - an exploratory study
Addressing wind comfort in an urban area using an immersed boundary framework
Towards a systemic understanding of compact city qualities
Validation of an immersed boundary framework for urban flows
Synergies and trade-offs of Barcelona compact city qualities
Linking research, education and citizen codesign: compact cities as social intensification
Social Activity in Gothenburg’s Intermediate City: Mapping Third Places through Social Media Data
Social sustainability and new neighbourhoods: Case studies from Spain and Germany
GISualization: visualized integration of multiple types of data for knowledge co-production
Social sustainability and new neighbourhoods
Disentangling the compact city drivers and pressures: Barcelona as a case study
The complex interrelation of community action and planning
Socially Sustainable Suburbia: Addressing a Puzzling and Multifaceted Issue
Procesos de difusión residencial en antiguas capitales comarcales. Colmenar Viejo (Madrid)
The future of single-family detached housing
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Att underlätta en ny landsbygd bortom BNP genom ett gemenskapsoperativsystem (COS)
UEQ - simulations, visualizations and evaluations of future sustainable urban environments
Opportunities for preparing urban contaminated land for bio-based production
Stitching the city: From micro-data to macro-views
Implementing the compact city: a critical perspective on the transfer of best practice