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Designers no processo de city branding

Uma abordagem integrada

Name
Paula Malamud
Year
2024
Institution
Lisbon School of Architecture Universidade de Lisboa
Supervisors
Marco Neves, Gabriel Patrocínio
Discipline
Communication Design
Scope
Identity Design
Taxonomy
Praxiology
Type
Theoretical
Language
Portuguese
Wordcount / Pagecount
105,565 / 274
Joint supervision
No

Design involvement in city branding processes and urban identity strategy

Research Process (5 methods)

  • 1. Literature review N = x
    Exploratory Qualitative

    x

  • 2. Interview N = unspecified
    Exploratory Qualitative

    Specialists in place branding

  • 3. Case study N = 4
    Generative Qualitative

    stakeholders, including brand managers, directors, and designers who participated in the construction of the analyzed city brands

  • 4. Expert panel N = 11
    Evaluative Qualitative

    Specialists in the areas of design and place branding with a mixed profile (academic and professional)

  • 5. Expert panel N = 8
    Evaluative Qualitative

    Specialists in the areas of design and place branding with a mixed profile (academic and professional)

Knowledge Transfer & Exchange

Knowledge Exchange (PhD Process) Produced with input

IK&T Academia Design Practice Society
Context No No No
Vision No Yes Yes
Means No No No

Recommendations (4)

R766 Theoretical & Conceptual Process & Organization Priority: High

Investigate in greater depth the competencies, methods, and decision-making patterns of the three predominant designer roles identified in city branding—articulator, strategist, and activator—and determine whether additional roles emerge.

Scope
Macro
Time Horizon
Long
Evidence Strength
Exploratory
Feasibility
Medium
R767 Process & Organization Participation, Equity & Ethics Priority: High

Examine more closely how designers collaborate with professionals from marketing, management, communication, architecture, and urbanism within multidisciplinary city-branding teams.

Scope
Macro
Time Horizon
Long
Evidence Strength
Exploratory
Feasibility
Medium
R768 Process & Organization Dissemination & Knowledge Mobilization Priority: High

Investigate whether design education is adequately preparing students to deal with the complex, strategic, and systemic challenges involved in city branding and similar territorial projects.

Scope
Macro
Time Horizon
Long
Evidence Strength
Exploratory
Feasibility
Medium
R769 Methodological Evaluation, Monitoring & Impact Priority: Medium-High

Refine and extend the analytical matrix and integrated map developed in the thesis by detailing parameters such as designers’ roles and by testing them in additional city-branding cases.

Scope
Macro
Time Horizon
Medium → Long
Evidence Strength
Indicative
Feasibility
High