Urban Design Tools
Description of Tools
Description of Tools
Kartei Details
Karten | 26 |
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Sprache | English |
Kategorie | Soziales |
Stufe | Universität |
Erstellt / Aktualisiert | 04.02.2016 / 30.01.2017 |
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(Infra)Cultural Design
Centros Educacionais Unificados (CEU 2000-2004)
urban fabric
meeting point
social inequality
Urban Mobility
Urban Parangolé
Audi Urban Future Award 2012
three dimensional pathways
territorial reference points
mulit-scalar mobility prototypes
Microplanning
Urban Creative Practices 2008
notion of responsability
Megascale Planning
Delayed Metropolis
Urban Design Competition for World City Great Berlin
Within borders of possibilities by Hermann Jansen won 1908-10
1920 rise of modernism, Hilbersheimer, Taut, Wagner made new era of berlin
Nazi regime took over
Albert Speers Germania
Cold War
Berlin lost significance
Showcase for eastern and western architecture and urbanism
Critical (Re-)Construction
Urban Ideologies of Post-Wall Berlin
After realization of failure of modern city
70ies 80ies recovering values of the traditional city
IBA (International Building Exhibition 84-87) in West Berlin
after 89 they started a critical reconstruction
Eastern Part was outdated and a lot of brownfields
dresscode for buildings, inventing the contemporary equivalent of traditional urbanism
1999 Planwerk Innenstadt aimed to restore the functionality of Prussian and Weimar Republic Berlin
Hans Stimmann also introduces new typologies like Hans Kohlhoff's Alexanderplatz Proposal
Temporary Urbanism
Urban Pioneers Practices situate the architectural discipline as an active gesture towards the city spaces
After 1989 discussion of illegal use of empty buildings and land
"Urban Pioneers" take proactive roles
2007 Senatsverwaltung für Stadtentwicklung decided that Urban Pioneers is now part of the discussion around branding of the city
mobile Kitchen monument or Badeschiff as examples
Raumlabor
Planning the metropolitan area
Spanischbrötlibahn connected 1847 zurich to baden
starting point of the rise of zurich
alfred escher pushed the industrialization
1893 the city was extended over formerly independent municipalities
1934 another round of eingemeindungen
switzerland appeared later as one urban fabric
1969 national law on spatial planning
horizontal and vertical synchronization
Metropolitanraumkonferenz Zürich
Gruppe Krokodil
ETH Studio Basel
Glatttal fostered public dialog
Redensification
ABB
former industrial now living and working
1865 railway from zurich to south germany opened
perfect location for MFO
1934 oerlikon became part of zurich
1980 the international companies decided to leave oerlikon
1988 the planning process started and within 15 y oerlikon was built
nowadays it is critisized for not being urban and dense enough
Creating Informality
Letten Viaduct
2003 SBB planned to renovate
new popularity of the area after clearing the drug scene
residents feared it could become a schickimicki meile
viaduktbögen
richard floridas the rise of the creative class 2002
Oil and the automobile industry
from the colonial compact city to the modern outspread one
this phenomenon was influenced by the motor vehicle culture of the North American Cities
from the rigid spanish grid to an organic chaotic city (oil, architecture, etc)
Expansion to the east encouraged by car culture
new isolated houses
oil prosperity lead to traffic problems
Robert Moses 1948 proposal for main arteries in the city
other forms of transportation have been neglected
The hybrid city
Barrios
inventive power
model for housing development and self regulation
informal urbanization is a complex adaptive system
growing house made out of concrete frame and then filled with the cheapest bricks
informal sector is gaining terrain
increasingly adopted by the formal part of caracas
Multiple Hubs
Metro Cable in San Augustin
not only connection also creates hubs for social services and community
formal infrastructure into the informal city
bottom up processes through social initiatives in accessability
Governments proposal was road network
is connected to metro system of caracas
Recovering Waterscapes
Ciudad Futura
Basin of Mexico City
Aztecs Tenochtitlan
Control of the overflow with dams
Chinampas (Artificial islands)
1521 1 million inhabitants
Nochistongo Cutting (Digging artificial exits for the water)
20% no guaranteed access to water
Project proposes rehydration
Networks of green infrastructure
Public transport from federal district and of greater metropolitan areat
Metrobus is private-public
peseros (collective buses) managed by companies or individuals
used by 55% of passengers
2005 new transport system metrobus
exclusive lane
Macro-Scale Housing
1950s huge urbanization
first: slum clearance and renewal initiative
social housing block was established betw. 1940 and 70
Miguel Aleman built by Mario Pani
vecindades (neighborhoods with vertical height)
1985 earthquake that led to limitation of height
2000 vicente fox mexican president promised to build 2m houses
Developer as Architect
Polykatoikia
1930 until now
important building laws were published 1929, 1955, 1985
Post-Olympic Urbanism
major development at the coastal zone
sites around the edhe of Athens
Led to major decentralization of the Olympic sites
drawing attention to the suburbs
Impacts of Olympics: momentum and rearrangement of the urban fabric
User-Generated Urbanism
Small Scale Change
Problem is fragmentation of public space, collapse of street life
user-generated architectural solutions
Self managed park 2009
empty buildings and newly opened lots
financial crisis led to urban decay, homelessness and drug problems
Identity Construction
New ideas of capitalism and rediscovered value of religion
urbicide
extinction of old identities
citymaking process
diverse actors which influenced the picture of the city
new ethnic and religious identities materialized
glitzy-corporate and folk nationalist architecture called turbo architecture
De-Urbanisation
Open space was highly dangerous
became big village
comparable to the rust belt in the USA
Nature came back into the city
adaptive potential
Turbo Urbanism
Hyper urbanisation since 1960 informality became alternative to housing pressure
after the war 90 missing regulations and lack of qualitative material
Masterplanning Segregation
1923 Native Urban Areas Act (Separation of Black and White)
1934 Slums Act (Hygiene was argument for evacuations)
1948 Reunited National Party won, Daniel Malan as Prime Minister
Nationalists were dissatisfied economically after WWII -> Apartheid
until 1994
Development through Distribution
After 1994 more integrative
Reconstruction and Development Program (RDP)
Free Housing Units
Cooperation and Dialogue
2004 National Department of Housing established
Breaking New Ground (BNG)
More Individual
N2 Gateway was ambitious housing macro-scale program but failed
2008 National Upgrading Support Program (NUSP)
Empower Shack directed by Urban ThinkTank
Horizontal-Vertical Grid
1811 commissioners plan horizontal plan
1916 Zoning Plan: Typologie
Seagram Building leads to 1961 revision of plan because of private plaza
Revitalizing Industry Mixed-Use
Shift from manufacturing to Service
Implanting and Refurbishing the existing industrial facilities
Vertical Urban Factory Research Project
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