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 18: The future meets the tried and tested - Vienna's new residential quarters networking with existing buildings
Thuesday, 19. November 2019 | 13:00 – 17:00
Tech Gate Vienna | Multimedia Stage Auditorium | Donau-City-Straße 1, 1220 Vienna
What it is about?
Social housing in Vienna is the motor of urban development and thus a guarantee for affordable and high-quality housing. These new living quarters meet already existing structures of historically grown city districts and their inhabitants. The Housing Research Day 2019 focuses on the design, social and ecological added value that new housing developments can and should provide for the neighbouring existing city.
The aspect of social networking and therefor a good cooperation is of particular importance. The perspectivs of how networking within newly created neighbourhoods works and how it succeeds with the existing environment will be the two main topics.
Heidrun Eberle, working at the SIM Social Planning and Neighbourhood Development Institute in Munich, will be giving a guest lecture on "Neighbourhood development as a social process".
Program
13:00 Start of the event
Welcome adress
Kurt Puchinger, Business Group Housing, Housing Construction, Urban Renewal and Women
Introduction
Georg Fellner, City of Vienna, MA 50, Head of Department Housing Research
Moderation
Johannes Lutter, Urban Innovation Vienna
13:30 Quarter development as a social process
Guest Lecture
Heidrun Eberle, SIM Social Planning and Neighbourhood Development, Munich
Figures, data and facts on the new housing developments in Vienna - a quantitative finding
Michael Wagner-Pinter, Synthesis Research, Vienna
14.30 Break
15.00 Reality check: Interfaces between subsidised housing and urban space
Presentation
Verena Paul & Josef Hameter, Büro raum und plan - spatial planning | landscape planning | consulting, Vienna
Commentary
Nicole Büchl, wohnfonds_wien
15.40 Digital Bassena - Social media as an instrument of neighbourhood education
Presentation
Mailin Gaupp-Berghausen & Erich Dallhammer, Austrian Institute of Spatial Planning (ÖIR), Vienna
Commentary
Sabine Gehmayr, Büro stadtluft - Design of living space, Vienna
16.20 Settlement monitoring Urban Lakeside Aspern
Presentation
Christoph Reinprecht & Cornelia Dlabaja, Institute for Sociology, University of Vienna
Commentary
Kurt Hofstetter, Coordinator IBA_Vienna - New Social Housing
17.00 End of the event
Networking & Buff
Thuesday, 19. November 2019 | 13:00 – 17:00
Tech Gate Vienna | Multimedia Stage Auditorium | Donau-City-Straße 1, 1220 Vienna
What it is about?
Social housing in Vienna is the motor of urban development and thus a guarantee for affordable and high-quality housing. These new living quarters meet already existing structures of historically grown city districts and their inhabitants. The Housing Research Day 2019 focuses on the design, social and ecological added value that new housing developments can and should provide for the neighbouring existing city.
The aspect of social networking and therefor a good cooperation is of particular importance. The perspectivs of how networking within newly created neighbourhoods works and how it succeeds with the existing environment will be the two main topics.
Heidrun Eberle, working at the SIM Social Planning and Neighbourhood Development Institute in Munich, will be giving a guest lecture on "Neighbourhood development as a social process".
Program
13:00 Start of the event
Welcome adress
Kurt Puchinger, Business Group Housing, Housing Construction, Urban Renewal and Women
Introduction
Georg Fellner, City of Vienna, MA 50, Head of Department Housing Research
Moderation
Johannes Lutter, Urban Innovation Vienna
13:30 Quarter development as a social process
Guest Lecture
Heidrun Eberle, SIM Social Planning and Neighbourhood Development, Munich
Figures, data and facts on the new housing developments in Vienna - a quantitative finding
Michael Wagner-Pinter, Synthesis Research, Vienna
14.30 Break
15.00 Reality check: Interfaces between subsidised housing and urban space
Presentation
Verena Paul & Josef Hameter, Büro raum und plan - spatial planning | landscape planning | consulting, Vienna
Commentary
Nicole Büchl, wohnfonds_wien
15.40 Digital Bassena - Social media as an instrument of neighbourhood education
Presentation
Mailin Gaupp-Berghausen & Erich Dallhammer, Austrian Institute of Spatial Planning (ÖIR), Vienna
Commentary
Sabine Gehmayr, Büro stadtluft - Design of living space, Vienna
16.20 Settlement monitoring Urban Lakeside Aspern
Presentation
Christoph Reinprecht & Cornelia Dlabaja, Institute for Sociology, University of Vienna
Commentary
Kurt Hofstetter, Coordinator IBA_Vienna - New Social Housing
17.00 End of the event
Networking & Buff