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Please join us for our first Brown Bag Lunch of the semester called, Land Use, Race, and Displacement by Tom Angotti, Professor of Urban Affairs and Planning and Director of the Hunter College Center for Community Planning and Development. If you’d like to learn a little more about this speaker before hearing him this week, check out this link!
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Im integrierten Werkstattverfahren gibt es vielfältige Möglichkeiten der Mitwirkung durch die interessierte Stadtgesellschaft. Die Veranst
“Model project Haus der Statistik
The House of Statistics at Alexanderplatz, 40,000 m² of vacancy for 10 years. A blank space and a space of potential beyond comparison, yielding the possibility to create a place that connects the existing neighborhood with the plural urban community through real cooperation of the city’s society, politics and administration.
The Haus der Statistik area is being developed as a model project for the common good. Administrative uses, a new town hall for Mitte and integrated forms of living and working as well as space for art, culture and social affairs will be created.”
These are the solutions we need to policing right now. Remember: the problem cannot be solved by technocratic solutions (i.e. body cams, further trainings, etc.) The problem is policing itself.
“The planners try to create a good growing ground, the garden is up to you.”
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rod garrett, black rock city (burning man) urban planner, 08.05.2010.
read: “designing black rock city.” 20.04.2010.
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Collective Housing: New Initiatives
In the 20th century strong traditions of collective housing developed in Germany, France, Austria and Slovenia, each within the specific socio-economic and political circumstances of its respective country. Today many housing estates from this period are facing degradation and neglect.
BS 3 Neighborhood in Ljubljana. | Photo by Nina Smrekar
In Austria, France, Germany and Slovenia housing is becoming a privilege rather than a basic human right. This situation gives rise to questions such as:
How to think about collective housing and living today?
How to link the past and present experience?
How to develop new models, based on solidarity and affordability of sustainable housing for all?
Agrocité R-Urban project (2012). | Photo by © Andreas Lang
Collective Housing: New Initiatives will present, define and disseminate topics of past and contemporary collective living, urban planning and architecture, urban solidarity practices, cooperation in neighbourhood communities as well as progressive sustainable housing policies and housing models.
It will include a presentation of results of a student study entitled “The Collective Housing in Ljubljana from 1965 to the Present” performed by the design studio of Anja Planišček (Slovenia). New visions for potential initiatives will be discussed by invited international experts Davide Marchetti (Italy), Alessio Rosati (Italy), Gabu Heindl (Austria), Florian Köhl (Germany), Frédéric Druot (France), Rémi Buscot/ Atelier Architecture Autogérée (France) and initiatives from Slovenia Alenka Korenjak (Prostorož), Janez Ziherl (Planina Neighborhood), Tomaž Krištof and Maša Hawlina (Zadrugator).
“Die Laube” in Berlin. | Photo FAT Koehl Architekten Archive
Medellin intervention. | Photo FAT Koehl Architekten Archive
The purpose of the event is to define the role of different parties involved in the process of creating policies that regulate collective forms of housing such as cooperative and co-housing. We will examine different aspects of the collective and its significance for urban living in the past and today.
Basketball tournament in Savsko naselje in Ljubljana. | Photo via prostoRož
Urban Centre proposal for the Planina neighborhood in Kranj. | Photo via Association of Architects Krarh
Tour Bois le Pràtre after the renovation. | Photo by Druot Architecture
A two-day event will be held on 21 and 22 June 2018 at the Faculty of Architecture at University of Ljubljana, City Museum Ljubljana (MGLM) and Museum of Architecture and Design MAO Ljubljana. The program includes a symposium, a collaborative workshop, an exhibition, a neighborhood visit, two public discussions and a neighborhood open air cinema.
You can download more detailed program HERE.
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The project is financed by the Fonds culturel franco-allemand and organized in collaboration with Institut français de Slovénie , Goethe-Institut Ljubljana, Austrian Cultural Forum Ljubljana
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