Climate Land Trust: Designing Relational Pathways for Circular Urban Transformation
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- doi:10.14361/dak-2026-1211
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- Lea Karrasch · Aleksandra Ivashkevich · Mireia Lozano Carbassé
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Contemporary circular urban development often prioritises material cycles and technical efficiency while overlooking questions of land ownership, care, and long-term responsibility.This article advances circular urbanism beyond technical and materialist approaches towards relational, ecological, and social forms of circularity.It introduces the Climate Land Trust as a conceptual design framework for regenerative urban transformation, grounded in relational land-use practices.Building on community land trusts and commons-based models, it positions land as a non-commodified good, incorporating ecological stewardship and fostering community-led and more-than-human care.Circularity encompasses dynamic social and ecological cycles, including the reuse of land and materials and the regeneration of soil, water, and community through mutual care and knowledge exchange.Drawing on a case study in Barcelona, the article discusses the framework's potential climate adaptability at broader urban scales
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Lea Karrasch; Aleksandra Ivashkevich; Mireia Lozano Carbassé. Climate Land Trust: Designing Relational Pathways for Circular Urban Transformation. 2026. https://doi.org/10.14361/dak-2026-1211
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- Lea Karrasch; Aleksandra Ivashkevich; Mireia Lozano Carbassé. (2026). Climate Land Trust: Designing Relational Pathways for Circular Urban Transformation. https://doi.org/10.14361/dak-2026-1211
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