Seminar: Planning for Regeneration: Rethinking Planetary Well-Being and Justice
The lecture examines how planetary well-being can be integrated into regenerative planning practices, not only as a technical challenge but as a fundamental rethinking of social justice, where the needs of ecosystems and human communities are interwoven. Emphasizing a strongly practice-based approach, the session challenges conventional planning approaches, advocating for more-than-human imaginaries and strategies that acknowledge the interconnected and large-scale impacts of sustainability.
Time: Tue 2025-03-25 13.00 - 15.00
Location: Gradängsalen, Teknikringen 1
Language: English
Participating: Susa Eräranta Professor of Practice, D.Sc. (Tech.) Department of Built Environment, Aalto University
Susa Eräranta is a Professor of Practice at the Department of Built Environment at Aalto University, Finland. She explores the intricate web of life in all its diversity, its preconditions in urban settings, and its dynamic networks that shape planning organizations and processes over time. Her work focuses on the perspectives of everyday planning practice. Simultaneously, she works full-time in planning practice, inspired by the possibilities of bringing together theory and practice