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1960-1980
Urban development policy
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1960-1980
Urban development policy
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Early 1990's
DAF gets bankrupt and Philips announces operation Centurion with major cutbacks. (CTP4 and CTP6)
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1998
Day of the Design
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1999-2005
‘Knowledge district’
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Beginning of 2000
Misfit between housing needs of residents and the housing infrastructure
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2000's
Development oriented maintenance
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Beginning of 2000
Misfit between housing needs of residents and the housing infrastructure
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2000's
Development oriented maintenance
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Beginning of 2000
Emergence of the triple helix cooperation model and its spin-offs like the Phileas bus
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2001
Philips sold the land and real estate of the Philip’s campus in Eindhoven
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2002
Internet bubble
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2002
Strijp-S area became eligible for development after Philips sold the site to Park Strijp Beheer
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2003
Focus of national policy on health care and ICT (technology) and on citizen participation and engagement
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2005
Brainport is founded
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2005
Dutch Design Week
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2005
Redevelopment plan for creation of 2500 new housing units, spaces for small-scale business activities and leisure and cultural activities
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2008
PSB developed a vision for ‘light of the future’ with Philips Design
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2009
Subsidy from provincial government
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Prior to CTP
“It all went very organically and developed itself"
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End of 2010
Living lab initiative in Doornakkers
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End of 2010
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2011
Living lab approach emerges in Eindhoven
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2011
Living lab approach emerges in Eindhoven
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2011
The development of masterplan “light-S”
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2012-2014
Strijp-S further developed itself and it managed to set-up its own companies that also dealt with issues in the area
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July 2012
Roadmap lighting
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2012-2013
Smart City
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2012
PSB started to realize that the fibre backbone used for smart lighting had much more potential
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2012
Transition
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2013
Developing a project proposal and subsidy application
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2013
Several social services are closed down
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December 2013
Opening of the Stratumseind Living Lab
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2013-2014
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End of 2013
Two citizens take the initiative to actively mobilize resident in Prinsenjagt3
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December 2013
Formal opening
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2013-2015
Preparing, funding and formal start of Triangulum project
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May 2014
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2014
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February/March 2014
Stratumseind 2.0 gets substantial fund
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Beginning of 2014
Approval of the subsidy from the Province of Brabant
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May 2014
New Coalition Agreement
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Beginning of 2014
The social housing agency Woonbedrijf allows the initiative to use a house for their activities
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Beginning of 2014
Residents in Eckart Vaartbroek decide to work together
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Mid 2014
Support from Woonbedrijf and the municipality
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2014
Strijp-S starts to capitalize on its innovative living-lab position
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End of 2014
The community centre becomes reality and is opened
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Mid 2015
The house on nr19 is being demolished
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June 2015
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September/October 2015
The municipality agrees that the residents can find an alternative location
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Beginning of 2015
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June 2015
Hiring of a ‘municipal designer’
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2015
Establishment of Smart City Board of Eindhoven
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2015
Extra subsidy from ministry of Security and Justice
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End of 2015
Continuation under pressure
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Mid 2015
The initiative is challenged by internal tensions and the municipality played a mediating role
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End of 2015
There is a group of residents that does not want the planned building to be built on the identified location
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4th of February 2016
The residents association organizes a general meeting
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End of 2010
The realization that citizens need to be engaged truly
In a project focusing on the health and possibilities to live independently for elderly residents, the project team realized, at a point where many parameters were already set, that it could only work out well if the residents were truly engaged and connected.
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2003
Focus of national policy on health care and ICT (technology) and on citizen participation and engagement
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2009
Subsidy from provincial government
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Prior to CTP
“It all went very organically and developed itself"
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2013-2014
Granting of a Provincial subsidy for Stratumseind 2.0
The subsidy that was granted by the Provincial Government kick-started the development of the living lab Stratumseind 2.0; about measuring aspects of human behaviour including the effect of light on the night life in the street Stratumseind which is full of pubs.
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2012
Transition
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July 2012
Roadmap lighting
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2012-2013
Smart City
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2013
Developing a project proposal and subsidy application
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December 2013
Formal opening
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Beginning of 2014
Approval of the subsidy from the Province of Brabant
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February/March 2014
Stratumseind 2.0 gets substantial fund
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2015
Extra subsidy from ministry of Security and Justice
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2015
Establishment of Smart City Board of Eindhoven
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End of 2015
Continuation under pressure
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2014
Citizens’ initiative faces challenges
Citizens have initiated a community centre that is managed by and for residents in Eckart-Vaartbroek in Eindhoven. The project is successful, but it also faced challenges in its process of co-production in which formal institutions then mediated.
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9 related events
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1960-1980
Urban development policy
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Beginning of 2000
Misfit between housing needs of residents and the housing infrastructure
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2000's
Development oriented maintenance
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2011
Living lab approach emerges in Eindhoven
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2013
Several social services are closed down
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Beginning of 2014
Residents in Eckart Vaartbroek decide to work together
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Mid 2014
Support from Woonbedrijf and the municipality
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End of 2014
The community centre becomes reality and is opened
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Mid 2015
The initiative is challenged by internal tensions and the municipality played a mediating role
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May 2014
A brave coalition agreement for Eindhoven
The coalition agreement that is presented in May 2014 is brave and supportive for a living lab approach. It even wrote down that Eindhoven needs a culture of experimentation in which civil servants should be able to make mistakes, as long as they learn from it.
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10 related events
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Early 1990's
DAF gets bankrupt and Philips announces operation Centurion with major cutbacks. (CTP4 and CTP6)
-
1998
Day of the Design
-
1999-2005
‘Knowledge district’
-
2002
Internet bubble
-
2005
Brainport is founded
-
2005
Dutch Design Week
-
End of 2010
Living lab initiative in Doornakkers
-
December 2013
Opening of the Stratumseind Living Lab
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May 2014
New Coalition Agreement
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June 2015
Hiring of a ‘municipal designer’
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Beginning of 2015
Challenges in the ‘caring neighbourhood’ initiative
A group of citizens have initiated a neighbourhood project that is based on the idea of taking care of each other. They need a new physical location for it and this appeared to be a challenging process of co-production in which formal institutions mediated.
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10 related events
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1960-1980
Urban development policy
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Beginning of 2000
Misfit between housing needs of residents and the housing infrastructure
-
2000's
Development oriented maintenance
-
2011
Living lab approach emerges in Eindhoven
-
End of 2013
Two citizens take the initiative to actively mobilize resident in Prinsenjagt3
-
Beginning of 2014
The social housing agency Woonbedrijf allows the initiative to use a house for their activities
-
Mid 2015
The house on nr19 is being demolished
-
September/October 2015
The municipality agrees that the residents can find an alternative location
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End of 2015
There is a group of residents that does not want the planned building to be built on the identified location
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4th of February 2016
The residents association organizes a general meeting
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June 2015
A vision for Strijp-S
The development of the former Philips terrain in Eindhoven (Strijp-S) uses a living lab approach. Strijp-S is an area with much potential, but its development needed direction: in June it presented a development vision that was co-produced by major stakeholders.
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10 related events
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Beginning of 2000
Emergence of the triple helix cooperation model and its spin-offs like the Phileas bus
-
2001
Philips sold the land and real estate of the Philip’s campus in Eindhoven
-
2002
Strijp-S area became eligible for development after Philips sold the site to Park Strijp Beheer
-
2005
Redevelopment plan for creation of 2500 new housing units, spaces for small-scale business activities and leisure and cultural activities
-
2008
PSB developed a vision for ‘light of the future’ with Philips Design
-
2011
The development of masterplan “light-S”
-
2012
PSB started to realize that the fibre backbone used for smart lighting had much more potential
-
2012-2014
Strijp-S further developed itself and it managed to set-up its own companies that also dealt with issues in the area
-
2013-2015
Preparing, funding and formal start of Triangulum project
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2014
Strijp-S starts to capitalize on its innovative living-lab position