Sep
Where city and territory meet… | Online Symposium
TU Graz
Rechbauerstraße 12
8010 Graz
Österreich
ONLINE
Crises have influenced the formation of urbanism as a discipline, just as much as they have had effects on the development of different urbanistic movements. The current situation once again has confronted us with the fragility of our built environments - and thereby has evoked calls for a rethinking of the goals and means of urbanism.
In face of immense social and ecological challenges, one can already observe a much-needed change in approach. Ever more projects become increasingly rooted in their wider environment; taking into account ecological systems of resources as well as attempting to tackle issues of equity and social responsibility without being confined to an ecological answer.
Programme
16th September
09:00 ‒ 09:15 WELCOME, opening
09:25 ‒ 09:45 KEYNOTE 1 | Prof. Aglaée Degros | The territorial project
10:00 ‒ 10:45 SESSION 1 | ... at the fringe
10:00 ‒ 10:30 paper presentations (2 presentations á 15’)
Ward Verbakel Gardens of Puurs, a village urbanism for Flanders
Elena Andonova et al. Re-thinking urban edge and growth of the city: skopje’s North-
East Periurban Fringe
10:30 ‒ 10:45 panel discussion
10:55 ‒ 11:10 SLIDE SHOW PRESENTATION 1
Corné Strootman Painting A Portrait: On The Fringe Of World-Heritage
11:15 ‒ 12:30 SESSION 2 | ... along the corridor
11:15 ‒ 12:00 paper presentations (3 presentations á 15’)
Catherine Papst The space between city and suburbia - Suburban connectivity and its
local consequences
Johannes Bernsteiner Boulevard peripherique: from city frontier to metropolitain link
Raf Ilsbroekx, Maarten van Acker Reconnecting fragmented districts in peripheral
automotive infrastructure landscapes: the case cité Versailles
12:00 ‒ 12:30 panel discussion
12:30‒ 14:00 LUNCH BREAK
14:00 ‒ 15:15 SESSION 3 | ... in exchange with actors
14:00 ‒ 14:45 paper presentations (3 presentations á 15’)
Lea Soret Landvestors
Stefan Devoldere The stadsatelier oostende as a pro-active tool for quality in
urban development
Sébastien Clement, K. Dupre, How do gardeners influence biodiversity? A tropical case studie
14:45 ‒ 15:15 panel discussion
15:15 ‒ 15:30 SLIDE SHOW PRESENTATION 2
Jonila Prifti, A. Llubani Questioning the quality of Tirana‘s public spaces
Elisabeth Oswald et al. Wir & co - a cooperatively and sustainably developed
residential project
15:45 ‒ 16:45 SESSION 4 | ... in parametric issues
15:45 ‒ 16:15 paper presentations (2 presentations á 15’)
Sramana Mukherjee, S. P. Ray Smart city and disasters: coping with fani in slums of
Bhubaneswar, india
Nina De Jonghe, T. Coppens Quantifying sustainability and quality in urban design
16:15 ‒ 16:45 panel discussion
16:55‒ 17:15 KEYNOTE 2 | DI Markus Bogensberger
Instruments of urban planning illustrated with styrian examples
17th September
09:00 ‒ 09:10 WELCOME
09:15 ‒ 09:35 KEYNOTE 3 | Dr. Eva Schwab
Sustainability and justice in the territorial project
09:45 ‒ 11:00 SESSION 5 | ... in spaces of transition
09:45 ‒ 10:30 paper presentations (3 presentations á 15’)
Ian Gillis Terroir to non-place: defining future food territories
Tommaso Pietropolli Weak structures for the transition: Horizontality in greater
Geneva city-territory
Julio de la Fuente, Natalia Gutiérrez Madrid, new proximities in the productive post-
industrial city
10:30 ‒ 11:00 panel discussion
11:00 ‒ 11:15 SLIDE SHOW PRESENTATION 3
Sandra Guinand, A. Montalvo Rojo, M. Scherner Exploring “espace vécu “of new build
Environment through photovoice interview. The case of donau city in vienna
11:30 ‒ 12:15 SESSION 6 | ... in spheres of uncertainty
11:30 ‒ 12:00 paper presentations (2 presentations á 15’)
Beatrice Galimberti Antifragile strategies for implementing design processes in
uncertain times
Lilli Lička, Hannes Gröblacher The use of individual Visions for a common goal
12:00 ‒ 12:15 panel discussion
12:25 ‒ 12:45 KEYNOTE 4 | Prof. Em. Marcel Smets | Contemporary urbanism in view of its modernist legacy
12:50 ‒ 13:30 CLOSING PLENARY | Prof. Em. Han Meyer, Prof. Em. Marcel Smets,
Dr. Eva Schwab, DI Markus Bogensberger, Moderator: Prof. Aglaée Degros