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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 23 hours 13 minutes
episode 27: Stefan Rettich – Urban Space is a Resonating Body
The public urban space – made of open spaces and the corresponding ground floor zones – is available to residents and users in a certain way. Now these spaces are no longer used, or they are used in a different way. Stefan Rettich is researching the potential of obsolete functions and their relations to public spaces and how we can develop the city to make it less vulnerable in the future...
episode 26: Simone Egger – The City as Experimental Setup
How do we know where to look for understanding what is happening in and to our urban societies? Right now, as urban researchers, we find ourselves presented with a huge experiment whose outcomes are yet hard to guess. Simone Egger, cultural scientist, is an active participant and observer of the urban community. What/Next spoke to her about what she sees, where to look und how this moment can be arranged in time...
episode 25: Marcus Menzl – Quartiere im Entstehen gestalten
Neighborhoods take on important social functions: As a place to live and identify, as an everyday and focal point, as a place of learning, of experience and care, quarters can satisfy a multitude of basic human needs. But lively and livable neighborhoods don't just grow out of nothing. Their creation and development must be supported. The team of What/Next spoke to Prof. Marcus Menzl...
episode 24: Philippe Cabane – Planning Means to Prepare the Present For the Future
We know now: Google and Amazon are the big winners in the pandemic. At the same time, vacancy rates in the cities continue to unfold. The intergenerational contract is in danger of being desocialized, and the culture of physical encounter in our cities comes close to a standstill. What/Next spoke to Philippe Cabane, urban sociologist based in Basel, Switzerland, reflecting on those developments and drawing opportunities from it...
episode 23: Robert Ambrée – Was ist unser gemeinsames Ziel, das wir verfolgen?
The Corona crisis triggers reflection on existing projects and activities: Which activities really fit into the neighborhood? Are the existing projects sustainable and targeted and do they reach the people they are supposed to reach? The team of What Next spoke to Robert Ambrée from the Montag Foundation about the progress of the projects in Corona times...
episode 22: Natalie Schaller – Was macht ein gutes Quartier aus?
What are the central functions and properties of quarters that are particularly relevant for the people who live there? How can future residents be involved in neighborhood planning at an early stage? Is there a recipe for success for functioning neighborhoods? The team from What/Next spoke to the architect Natalie Schaller about these and many other questions...
episode 21: Benjamin Seibel – Tapping into Digital Potential
Cities like Berlin are teeming with innovation. CityLAB Berlin is a space dedicated to tapping into the digital expertise of citizens and start-ups who want to contribute to their city.
Städte wie Berlin sind reich an Innovation. CityLAB Berlin soll die Digitalkompetenz von Bürger:innen und Startups erschließen, die zu ihrer Stadt beitragen möchten.
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episode 20: Andreas Wirz – Man merkt, wie verletzlich die Systeme sind
The nuances are missing. The team of What/next spoke to the architect Andreas Wirz about the effects of the crisis on the living environment. Although the digital may be able to drive processes that have stalled due to the crisis, a lot is lost due to the lack of analog exchange. Social coexistence needs social proximity in order to function well - how do we continue when the crisis keeps us at distance for longer?
Die Zwischentöne fehlen...
episode 19: Damian Paderta – The Public Infrastructure of Digitalization
Cities should be in control of their infrastructure for digital transformation – but data highways are only part of this. Physical spaces and local communities are required to ensure technology serves the greater good.
Städte sollten die Kontrolle über ihre Infrastruktur für digitale Transformation haben – doch die Datenautobahn ist nur ein Teil davon...
episode 18: Dirk Weingarten – Es sind unglaublich viele engagierte Menschen hier
Seit Mai 2019 ist der Verein Et Kapellche im Graf-Adolf-Viertel in Köln Mülheim aktiv. Ein knappes Jahr später hat der Lockdown die gerade gestarteten Aktivitäten des Vereins gebremst. Trotzdem hat die Krise dem Verein nicht geschadet, vielmehr scheint es, als seien die Menschen im Graf-Adolf-Viertel näher zusammengerückt und schützen die Qualitäten des Miteinanders von nun an noch mehr...