Methodologies for Inspiring, Locally Grounded Sustainability Transitions: The Value Case for Annecy, France
Maëlle Salzinger (TU Delft - Architecture and the Built Environment)
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Abstract
Methodologies that draw on heritage and local values can stimulate new ideas and actions to make sustainability transitions more locally grounded and inspiring. The value case approach is one such methodology that was applied to the lake and city of Annecy, in France, during a course on water systems design. The author describes the steps of the value case and discusses how heritage and local values served as a compass to develop a vision and to propose actions toward an inspiring future.