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 4: Living Neighbourhoods
Tuesday, 17 April 2007, 14.00-17.30
Urania, Dachsaal, 1010 Vienna
The workshop theme
Urban living - in particular in social housing communities - combines (by nature) close neighbourhoods and a limited range of public space. Whether living conditions are satisfying thus depends strongly on the "social management": opportunities for active participation, methods of conflict prevention and solution, as well as strategies for integration and networking between the tenants. Housing providers and public authorities are challenged to develop suitable structures and tailor-made services.
Regarding to this main theme the following research projects were presented:
A guest lecture will focus on innovate area based (neighbourhood) programs in the housing policy of Italian cities.
Programme
Tuesday, 17 April 2007
14.00 Welcome & Introduction
Wolfgang Förster, City of Vienna, MA 50, Department of Housing Research and International Relations
14.10 The future of housing research in Vienna
Michael Ludwig, Executive City Councillor for Housing Construction & Urban Renewal
14.30 Strategies and models for an integrative neighbourhood management - Vienna and Italy
Neighbourhood Policies and Public Action. Practices and Challenges in Italian Cities
Massimo Bricocoli, Politecnico di Milano, Department for Architecture and Planning
New Services for the Housing Sector
Karl Czasny, SRZ Stadt + Regionalforschung GmbH, Vienna
15.40 Coffee Break
16.00 Involving tenants in the design of living conditions - three case studies from Vienna
Anker 10 - Project for living neighbourhoods in the Viennese housing estate "Ankerbrotgründe"
Sonja Gruber & Johannes Posch, PlanSinn - Office for Planning & Communication
Park(t)raum - A model project for intergenerational cooperation in public space
Karin Kienzl-Plochberger, Vienna Social Services
Maria Köck, Vienna Area Renewal Office for the 14th and 15th Districts
Margit Wolf, Verein Zeit!Raum, Vienna
Parti. in Municipal Housing Estates
Martin Schaurhofer, Psychologist, social worker, social scientist, Vienna
17.30 Informal Networking & Buffet
Tuesday, 17 April 2007, 14.00-17.30
Urania, Dachsaal, 1010 Vienna
The workshop theme
Urban living - in particular in social housing communities - combines (by nature) close neighbourhoods and a limited range of public space. Whether living conditions are satisfying thus depends strongly on the "social management": opportunities for active participation, methods of conflict prevention and solution, as well as strategies for integration and networking between the tenants. Housing providers and public authorities are challenged to develop suitable structures and tailor-made services.
Regarding to this main theme the following research projects were presented:
- Anker 10 - Project for living neighbourhoods in the Viennese housing estate "Ankerbrotgründe"
- New services for the housing sector
- Park(t)raum - A model project for intergenerational cooperation in public spaces
- Parti. in Municipal Housing Estates
A guest lecture will focus on innovate area based (neighbourhood) programs in the housing policy of Italian cities.
Programme
Tuesday, 17 April 2007
14.00 Welcome & Introduction
Wolfgang Förster, City of Vienna, MA 50, Department of Housing Research and International Relations
14.10 The future of housing research in Vienna
Michael Ludwig, Executive City Councillor for Housing Construction & Urban Renewal
14.30 Strategies and models for an integrative neighbourhood management - Vienna and Italy
Neighbourhood Policies and Public Action. Practices and Challenges in Italian Cities
Massimo Bricocoli, Politecnico di Milano, Department for Architecture and Planning
New Services for the Housing Sector
Karl Czasny, SRZ Stadt + Regionalforschung GmbH, Vienna
15.40 Coffee Break
16.00 Involving tenants in the design of living conditions - three case studies from Vienna
Anker 10 - Project for living neighbourhoods in the Viennese housing estate "Ankerbrotgründe"
Sonja Gruber & Johannes Posch, PlanSinn - Office for Planning & Communication
Park(t)raum - A model project for intergenerational cooperation in public space
Karin Kienzl-Plochberger, Vienna Social Services
Maria Köck, Vienna Area Renewal Office for the 14th and 15th Districts
Margit Wolf, Verein Zeit!Raum, Vienna
Parti. in Municipal Housing Estates
Martin Schaurhofer, Psychologist, social worker, social scientist, Vienna
17.30 Informal Networking & Buffet
Downloads
- Massimo Bricocoli: Neighbourhood Policies and Public Action. Practices and Challenges in Italian Cities 4.8 MB
- Karl Czasny: Neue Dienstleistungen im Wohnungssektor 148.93 KBgerman only
- Sonja Gruber & Johannes Posch: Anker 10 - Projekt für gelebte Nachbarschaft in der städtischen Wohnhausanlage Ankerbrotgründe 1.18 MBgerman only
- Karin Kienzl-Plochberger, Maria Köck, Margit Wolf: Park(t)raum - Für ein gutes Miteinander 1.69 MBgerman only
- Martin Schaurhofer: Parti. im Bau 149.3 KBgerman only