Topping up Together

Wong, O.C.Y.

Topping up Together

Evaluating participation processes to accelerate residential top-ups in the Netherlands

Master thesis (2024)

Authors

O.C.Y. Wong Architecture and the Built Environment

Contributors

Gerard A. van Bortel Real Estate Management - Architecture and the Built Environment (mentor)

Bas van Vliet Wageningen University & Research (mentor)

Faculty

Architecture and the Built Environment, Architecture and the Built Environment

Densification Vertical extension Top-up Participation process

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Published Date

26-03-2024

Language

English

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Faculty

Architecture and the Built Environment

Abstract

This research provides a framework to evaluate participation processes and their contribution to citizen support for top-ups. The findings have illustrated how participation processes contribute to the support for top-ups by using a context-specific approach, adjusting the level of participation to the needs of both current and future residents, and combining both issue- and action-based activities. Additionally, it presents an overview of key social factors for top-ups, that moderate the influence of the participation process on the support for top-ups.

By acknowledging the social domain in the decision-making of top-ups, it can guide future participation processes to be more inclusive and effective, accelerating the implementation of successful top-ups.

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