Cinzia Kaufmann, student in the Master Cultural Economics and Entrepreneurship at ESHCC in 2020-2021, won the second place in the ATLAS prizes for Master thesis on leisure and tourism.
Presentation on 22 November
She will be presenting her work and receiving her prize in the ATLAS members meeting, an online event taking place on 22 November 2022, 11h-12h CET. Registration is open here.
"A better understanding of creative districts"
Her thesis on “Urban Design and the Consideration of Place Attachment in Promoting Creativity within the City: A Case Study of the Creative District Zürich West”, was selected on the basis of the following evaluation by the international jury:
“A better understanding of creative districts and the promotion of creativity in the city motivated this study as in to further investigate the consideration of attachment to place in the respective urban design. By gathering statements from 15 experts most directly concerned and in charge with the design of urban areas, i.e. urban, planners, designers, researchers and architects the notion of creative districts was discussed and approaches to the promotion and evaluation of creative activities addressed.
Well thought methodology
Cinzia’s thesis is based on a very good, nicely written and sophisticated literature review. Methodology is well thought out and clearly justified and the descriptive results are well structured, making frequent references to previous literature. All in all a nicely written, interesting and useful study for industry, as well as being theoretically robust.
For more information about the ATLAS network, please contact Dr Lénia Marques, marques@eshcc.eur.nl.
