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Figures & data
Figure 1. The crisis preparedness checklist (English translation of the original list in Finnish). The list was designed to be used in the focus group sessions by built environment professionals with the idea that by answering to the questions, the list user can check how well a project or a process is prepared to the crises mentioned in the list. To further concretise the need of resilience, the user can add future scenarios to the list.
Table 1. Focus groups: their formation and final content.
Figure 2. Tasks and relationships of the built environment professionals engaged in six focus groups of this study.
Figure 3. Stages of city planning and building/landscape design where built environment professionals think key aspects of resilience should be introduced (represented by an arrow). Stages are presented in chronological order from the top to the bottom. Note that FG4 in red colour shows a stage considered possible by housing architects during rarely occurring special circumstances.
Figure 4. An example of an RT instruction card. Two pages from the sixteen-page card ‘Adaptability in housing design’. Source: RT 93-11232 Muuntojousto asuntosuunnittelussa: Tila- ja pääsuunnittelu. Copyright Rakennustietosäätiö 2016.
Diagram 1. Research process.
Table 2. Alternative tools to introduce resilience to building projects as experienced by built environment professionals.
Data availability statement
The datasets (recordings and their transcriptions) generated and analysed during the current study study cannot be made publicly available due to them containing information that could compromise research participants’ privacy and consent. The participants were informed in advance that the personal data collected in the study cannot be fully anonymized and therefore the data cannot be published.