Events
- Workshop 18:
The future meets the tried and tested - Vienna's new residential quarters networking with existing buildings - Enquete
Women.Housing.Vienna. - Workshop 17
The Future of Housing in the Digital Age - Strategies for Social Housing in Vienna and the Metropolitan Region - Workshop 16
We’re outgrowing our borders – strategies for housing in the metropolitan region - Workshop 15
Lifestyles | Residents‘ satisfaction | Safety - Workshop 14
Housing as a tool for city making - Workshop 13
Housing for growing cities - Workshop 12
Quality through cooperation - Workshop 11
Talking brings people together - strategies for unstressed neighbourship - Workshop 10
Affordable - social - sustainable - Workshop 9
Open space – living space - Workshop 8
Energy efficiency in housing - Workshop 7
Simply social housing - Workshop 6
Reconverting Space - Workshop 5
Ecological Housing - Workshop 4
Living Neighbourhoods - Workshop 3
New living in old districts - Workshop 2
Innovative planning – new living - Workshop 1
Self-determined housing for older people
Workshop 10: Affordable - social - sustainable
Wednesday, 6 April 2011, 14.00-18.00 (followed by cocktail)
Wolke 19, Ares-Tower, Donau-City-Straße 11, 1220 Vienna
Workshop with the Vienna Housing Weeks 2011
The workshop theme
Public housing faces the challenge of meeting diverse requirements: creating architecturally attractive buildings that enrich the cityscape; using up-to-date technologies that ensure ecological sustainability; establishing social infrastructure that raises tenants' satisfaction and supports peaceful cohabitation - and above all social housing has to remain affordable and accessible for economically vulnerable groups. In view of these conditions a continuous reflexion and development of Vienna housing policy is necessary in order to maintain the high level of quality.
Against this background, the 10th Vienna Housing Research Day presented a number of research projects touching on different aspects of the thematic cluster "affordable - social - sustainable":
Patrick Gmür, director of the urban development office in Zurich, showed in his guest lecture housing strategies of the City of Zurich and how high quality can be combined with affordability of housing projects.
Programm
Wednesday, 6 April 2011
14.00 Welcome and Introduction
Michael Ludwig, Executive City Councillor for Housing, Housing Construction and Urban Renewal
Moderation
Wolfgang Förster, City of Vienna, MA 50, Department for Housing Research and International Relations
14.15 Guest Lecture
Zurich: Living city - city for living. Urban - green - diverse
Patrick Gmür, Director, Urban Development Office, Zurich
14.45 Social Sustainability
Social sustainability in housing
C. Angelmaier, C.A. Enterprises
Social justice and housing quality
Günther Ogris, SORA Institute for Social Research and Analysis
Discussion
16.15 Coffee Break
16.45 Affordability
Simply social housing
Robert Korab, Raum & Kommunikation Korab KEB - Technisches Büro für Städtebau und Raumplanung
Demand side subsidies in Vienna - an evaluation
Wolfgang Amann, IIBW - Institut für Immobilien, Bauen und Wohnen GmbH
Discussion
18.00 Cocktail & Networking
Wednesday, 6 April 2011, 14.00-18.00 (followed by cocktail)
Wolke 19, Ares-Tower, Donau-City-Straße 11, 1220 Vienna
Workshop with the Vienna Housing Weeks 2011
The workshop theme
Public housing faces the challenge of meeting diverse requirements: creating architecturally attractive buildings that enrich the cityscape; using up-to-date technologies that ensure ecological sustainability; establishing social infrastructure that raises tenants' satisfaction and supports peaceful cohabitation - and above all social housing has to remain affordable and accessible for economically vulnerable groups. In view of these conditions a continuous reflexion and development of Vienna housing policy is necessary in order to maintain the high level of quality.
Against this background, the 10th Vienna Housing Research Day presented a number of research projects touching on different aspects of the thematic cluster "affordable - social - sustainable":
- Assuring affordability. How to ensure that cost-efficient housing can is constructed in the near future? How targeted are public subsidies?
- Social sustainability. Apart from economic, ecological and architectural aspects, social sustainability is considered a main criterion when evaluating the quality of housing projects in Vienna. What does social sustainability mean? And what marks successful projects?
- Housing needs and tenants' satisfaction. What are the expectations of the Viennese towards living standards? And can these be met by public housing?
Patrick Gmür, director of the urban development office in Zurich, showed in his guest lecture housing strategies of the City of Zurich and how high quality can be combined with affordability of housing projects.
Programm
Wednesday, 6 April 2011
14.00 Welcome and Introduction
Michael Ludwig, Executive City Councillor for Housing, Housing Construction and Urban Renewal
Moderation
Wolfgang Förster, City of Vienna, MA 50, Department for Housing Research and International Relations
14.15 Guest Lecture
Zurich: Living city - city for living. Urban - green - diverse
Patrick Gmür, Director, Urban Development Office, Zurich
14.45 Social Sustainability
Social sustainability in housing
C. Angelmaier, C.A. Enterprises
Social justice and housing quality
Günther Ogris, SORA Institute for Social Research and Analysis
Discussion
16.15 Coffee Break
16.45 Affordability
Simply social housing
Robert Korab, Raum & Kommunikation Korab KEB - Technisches Büro für Städtebau und Raumplanung
Demand side subsidies in Vienna - an evaluation
Wolfgang Amann, IIBW - Institut für Immobilien, Bauen und Wohnen GmbH
Discussion
18.00 Cocktail & Networking