Working Group 2 ATLAS

Working Group 2 ATLAS

WG2 develops an “Atlas” of best practices about new working spaces concerning the effects on the new working spaces and workers performance (direct effects), and the urban socio-economic environment (indirect effects). This WP will include the following activities: Task 2.1 Collection of studies, data and practices about the direct effects of new working spaces (direct effects); Task 2.2 Collection of studies, data and practices about the indirect effects on the urban socio-economic environment with a specific focus on peripheral areas.

The WG2 members have recently discussed about

  • The ongoing development of a second questionnaire, regarding the impact of Covid.
  • Make a final list of the cost country members who are willing to contribute to the data collection related to the questionnaire. 
  • the workload of D.2.1 (Database of WG2 findings: direct and indirect effects of new workplaces) and deadlines.
  • Cost members who have conducted new studies (regarding effects of NWS) can briefly present their (ongoing) work/ results, which will help to make sub-groups for future collaborations members of different countries.

The WG2 are now working on the deliverable D.2.1 (Database of WG2 findings: direct and indirect effects of new workplaces) within the second grant period, as well as the WORKING PAPER on the IMPACT OF COVID-19 on NeWSp.

 

WG leaders are as follow:

WG2 leader Dr. Mina Akhavan mina.akhavan@polimi.it 

WG2 vice leader DivyaLeducq divya.leducq@univ-tours.fr

WG2 vice leader Aleid Brouwer aleid.Brouwer@nhl.nl

 

Working group members

Judith KALAMAN, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungary, judit.kalman@krtk.mta.hu

Jana MATOŠKOVÁ, Tomas Bata University in Zlín, Faculty of Management and Economics, Czech Republic matoskova@utb.cz;

Lenka SMÉKALOVÁ, Tomas Bata University in Zlín, Faculty of Management and Economics, Mostní 5139, 760 01 Zlín, Czech Republic, smekalova@utb.cz

Ivana PAIS, Universita’ Cattolica, Italy, Milan, ivana.pais@unicatt.it

Anastasia SINITSYNA University of Tartu, Vanemuise, Estonia, Tartu, anastasia.sinitsyna@ut.ee

Vieri CALOGERO, PhD Student, University of Pisa, Italy, vieri.calogero@unisi.it

Ayman KASSEM, Lecturer at the Lebanese University, Lebanon, Beirut aymankassem504@gmail.com

Ying HUA, Cornell University, USA, New York, yh294@cornell.edu

Yaoyi ZHOU, PhD student, Cornell University, USA, New York, yz774@cornell.edu

Chiara Tagliaro, Piazza Leonardo da Vinci, Politecnico di Milano, Italy, Milan, chiara.tagliaro@polimi.it

Martijn SMIT, Utrecht University, Princetonlaan 8a, Netherlands, Utrecht, m.j.smit@uu.nl

Alessandro GEROSA, Universita’ Cattolica, Italy, Milan,  Alessandro.gerosa@unicatt.it

Luca ALFIERI, PhD Student, University of Tartu, Vanemuise, Estonia, Tartu, luca.alfieri@ut.ee.

Etienne BOU ABDO University of Tours, France  bouabdoetienne@gmail.com

Priscilla ANANIAN, University of Québec in Montréal, Canada, ananian.priscilla@uqam.ca

Alessandra MIGLIORE, PhD Student, Piazza Leonardo da Vinci, Politecnico di Milano, Italy, Milan, Alessandra.migliore@polimi

Cristina ROSSI-LAMASTRA, Piazza Leonardo da Vinci, Politecnico di Milano, Italy, Milan, cristina1.rossi@polimi.it

Aksel Ersoy -TU Delft, the Netherlands, A.Ersoy@tudelft.nl

Maria Ianeva, CNAM, Paris, France, maria.ianeva@lecnam.net

Jean-Luc Tomas, CNAM, Paris, France, jean-luc.tomas@lecnam.net

Helyaneh Aboutalebi Tabrizi, Msc in Architecture, Bilkent University, h.aboutalebi@bilkent.edu.tr>h.aboutalebi@bilkent.edu.tr

Torhild Andersen torhild.andersen@inn.no - coordinator of coworkingnorge.no

Published 11. November 2019 - 14:50 - Updated 27. September 2021 - 11:49

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New Working Spaces

The COST Action CA18214 'The geography of New Working Spaces and the impact on the periphery' focuses on i) sharing the scientific outcomes on new working spaces (definitions, typologies and geographical distributions) ii) comparing the best practices and direct and indirect impacts with a particular focus on the periphery iii) sharing the policy tools across the countries.

The CA18214 provides a interdisciplinary perspective on New Working Spaces which are classified as follows: i) collaborative and creative working spaces (coworking spacesand smart work centres); (ii) makerspaces and other technical spaces (fablabs, open workshops); (iii) other new working spaces (hackerspaces, Living Lab and corporate labs); (iv) informal new working spaces (coffee shops and libraries).