Pozvánka na Symposium Mobilising The Periphery # 5 Europe:  From Fragmented Periphery to Metropolitan Region

Už pátý ročník sympozia vycházející ze společného výzkumného projektu ANCB & Schindler se zabývá tématem městské periferie, možnostmi její proměny i různými pokusy evropských měst měnit formálními i  těmi méně oficiálními způsoby její podobu, a to nejen v rámci nových urbanistických plánů. Mapuje specifické sociální problémy (témata slumů, bezdomovectví, ghett, segregace atd.) spojené s těmito městskými částmi, zabývá se potřebou integrovat do těchto plánů nejen cenově přijatelné bydlení, ale i dostupnost zaměstnání, budovaní kulturní infrastruktury a vytváření pevnějších kontaktů uvnitř místních komunit. Sympozium probíhá v angličtině a po diskuzích následuje ještě sobotní odpolední workshop.

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PROGRAM:
pátek, 18:30

přivítání a představení:
Hans-Jürgen Commerell, Director, ANCB The Aedes Metropolitan Laboratory, Berlin
Eduard Kögel, Research Advisor and Programme Curator, ANCB, Berlin

přednášky a skupinová diskuse:

Keynote Speakers and Podium Discussion
Marion Waller, Lead Advisor to Deputy Mayor for Urban Planning, Architecture, Attractiveness and Greater Paris Projects
Marco Ermentini, Represenative for G124, and Founder Ermentini Architetti, Milan
Charlie Koolhaas, Artist and Writer, Author ‘What Happened to Rotterdam’

sobota:
představení:
Eduard Kögel, Research Advisor and Programme Curator, ANCB, Berlin

diskuse na téma: Responses to the Fragmented Periphrey
Walter Rohn, Senior Scientist, Research Group Urban Transformations, Austrian Academy of the Sciences, Vienna
Christian Hanussek, Artist and Curator, MetroZones.Centre for Urban Affairs, Berlin
Hans Venhuizen, Founder, Bureau Venhuizen, Rotterdam
Kerstin Faber, Project Leader, IBA Thüringen, Weimar
Kai Vöckler, Professor for Creativity in the Urban Context, HFG Offenbach / Head of Berlin office, Archis Interventions
Luis Feduchi, Founder, Luis Feduchi Arqto, Madrid
Emily Kelling, Department of Sociology, Technische Universität Berlin
Lucy Bullivant, Creative Director, Urbanista.org, London

Následuje odpolední interní workshop, v jehož rámci budou diskutující s dalšími přizvanými účastníky:
Paola Alfaro d’Alençon, Senior Researcher Habitat Unit, Technische Universität Berlin / Associated Senior Researcher at CEDEUS, Universidad Católica de Chile; tbc Verena von Beckerath, HEIDE & VON BECKERATH, Berlin / Professor for Housing Design, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar; Josefine Fokdal, Researcher, Urban Design Institute, Universität Stuttgart; Hannes Langguth, Researcher and Doctoral Candidate, Habitat Unit, Technische Universität Berlin; tbc Sanna Richter, Berlin Senate Department for Urban Development and Housing; Max Schwitalla, Founder Studio Schwitalla, Berlin.

Původní text projektu:

BACKGROUND
Within the past decade, many European municipalities have attempted to remedy problems in social housing estates on their urban fringes with new planning concepts that integrate the provision of employment, recreation, affordable housing, cultural infrastructure and mobility; often seeking out new co-production structures with local inhabitants and actors to deliver these infrastructures and services. In this context urban planners and architects are increasingly asked to provide proposals that think beyond basic spatial provision.
This fifth symposium within the ANCB & Schindler collaborative research project on urban periphery invites reflection on these attempts, and whether they are transferrable to the other manifestations of European periphery mentioned above. It also continues the central enquiry theme on the potential role of self-initiated or ‘informal’ strategies in this context. The urgency of the periphery is not only about preventing further marginalisation. Ultimately, it is about turning the situations into an advantage for the local inhabitants, and for the wider city.

MOBILISING THE PERIPHERY – THE PROJECT
Urban peripheries – such as informal cities, barrios and suburbs – are typically perceived to present only great challenges. With the project Mobilising the Periphery, ANCB and the Schindler Transit Management Group set out to stimulate new ways of thinking, to question the given preconditions of current development and to initiate a discourse on urban realities at the periphery. The aim of the project is to cross-connect new approaches and insights within a widening network and to archive and share best-practice examples with a global audience, thus creating a new public community for urban peripheries worldwide.
The subject is explored and interpreted from a range of perspectives prevalent in cities today, including examples of physical periphery – on the edge of the city (ghettos, suburbs, segregated housing estates), unregulated periphery – outside of the formal masterplan (slums, barrios, informal cities), and social periphery – on the margins of society (homeless, disabled, elderly, ethnic minorities).
Four types of periphery, exemplified by four case studies  – Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, China and Europe – in connection with participation and social justice are discussed.