What/Next ist der Blog zur Fachzeitschrift Planung neu denken. Die Zeitschrift und der Blog werden heraus-gegeben vom Lehrstuhl für Planungstheorie und Stadtentwicklung der RWTH Aachen University. What/Next entsteht in einem Netzwerk aus Fachleuten aus Wissenschaft und Praxis. Der Blog ist offen für Mitwirkende und Beitragende aus verschiedenen Disziplinen, Institutionen und Ländern.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 23 hours 13 minutes
episode 7: Gregor Kuhlmann & David Morsi – Moving Into Virtual Space, and Back
Niehler Freiheit is a real-life citymaker project in Cologne that wants to create a space for community and culture in a former repair shop at the edge of town. The lockdown caused the initiative to move many activities online, but they continue to reflect on physical space.
Die Niehler Freiheit ist ein reales Stadtmacher-Projekt in Köln, das in einer Werkstatt am Stadtrand Räume für Community und Kultur schaffen möchte...
episode 6: Olaf Schnur – Die Stadtgesellschaft wird in ein Röntgengerät geschoben
The neighborhood is becoming increasingly important in times of crisis. What/Next spoke to Dr. Olaf Schnur about the consequences of the crisis on urban neighborhoods.His conclusion: We should definitely learn from the current situation.
Das Quartier als unser direktes Lebensumfeld gewinnt in der Krise an Bedeutung. What/Next hat mit Dr. Olaf Schnur über die Auswirkungen der Corona Krise auf städtische Quartiere gesprochen...
episode 5: Sarah Ginski – Reimagining a Culture of Participation
The cross-media approach, combining online and offline formats, has proven to be an effective way to run citizen participation processes in the past. But how can it work, when events in physical space are not currently an option? This may be a chance to rethink virtual as well as in-person participation.
Ein crossmedialer Ansatz aus Online- und Offline-Formaten hat sich als effektiver Weg der Bürgerbeteiligung erwiesen...
Tom Sieverts – We need more room for systematic experiments
For assessing this profound change, the team of What/Next had the honor to speak with Thomas Sieverts, renowned architect and city planner. He reflects the current crisis in retrospect to his experiences of 75 years in urban development, pleads for the sensuousness of urban space and derives future questions for prospective architects and planners from this.
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Music: Elephants on Parade by Podington Bear...
episode 3: Lorz, Schindler & Scholz – The Big Issues Will Remain
Three times urban development planning: Leading planners from public administrations in Cologne, Munich and Zurich discuss the effects of the current crisis on long-term trends of urban development – some of them masked by the current crisis, others even more visible. They go on to reflect on the relevance, roles and instruments of urban development planning during and after the crisis.
You can find the blog What/Next at www.planung-neu-denken...
episode 2: Burgdorff, Reuther & von Winning – Moment des Innehaltens
Municipal planning departments rarely take on systemically relevant tasks in acute crisis management. For them, the current crisis provides a moment of reflection based on in-depth knowledge of the specific urban context. City councillors of Aachen, Bremen and Ulm share their impressions of the corona crisis and bring up questions for emerging tasks in urban development...
episode 1: Jan Gartner - Crowdfunding the City
In the first episode of What/Next, Prof. Agnes Förster talks to Jan Gartner of Raumpioniere, a Vienna-based platform for crowdfunding of citizen-led urban development projects.
You can find the blog What/Next at www.planung-neu-denken.de
Music: Elephants on Parade by Podington Bear. Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License