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COMPACT +PRODUCTIVE

In the first panel keynote speakers will share their experience on built environments in urbanized territories outside traditional city cores. Each individual short presentation will showcase some key reflections the speaker would consider essential to opti-mize planning in the “urban land”.

The discussion will sharpen the view on recurring aspects along some of these questions: Is it appropriate to challenge inherited con-ceptions of the urban, running the risk to weaken the universal demand for bound-ed settlement? How can the benefits be described that result from a greater vision for urbanized territory? Why is urban life no longer limited to large city centres? Is it desirable to support a robust “urbanized” self-image in peripheral territories and could that help sustainability?

ThOMAs AUER Founding partner Transsolar and Professor of Climate Responsive Design- has pursued radical approaches to climate engineering in buildings, neighborhoods and the city for more than 25 years

TOM hOLBROOK Founder of 5th Studio, London and Pro-fessor of Urban Studies - is an expert on coordinated interdisciplinary regional devel-opment strategies and adviser to the Major of London

KERsTIN GOThE Urban planner and professor em. of the In-stitute for Urban Planning and Landscape at KIT - explores perspectives of rural areas and innovative participatory concepts and instru-ments in different scales

sUZANNE POTJERProject Lead at Urban Futures Studio, Uni-versity Utrecht - focuses on questions of how cities can learn from each other in a multi-level governance context and how ex-periments can incentivize this.

JÖRG sChRÖDERProfessor of Urban Planning at Leibniz Uni-versity - an expert on peripheries and ur-ban-rural cooperation, observes dynamic de-velopments and changing relations outside metropolitan areas

PAOLA VIGANÒ Professor of Urbanism and expert on peri-ur-ban conditions – has presented influential research on agglomerations i.e. at the Ven-ice Biennale and founded Studio 09 with Ber-nardo Secchi

TRANSFORMING PERIPHERIES

urbanes.landhochschule biberach

URBAN LAND CONFERENCEhFG ULM | 26.9.2019

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LEONA LYNENInitiative Haus der Statistk, Berlin

ANDREAs hOFERIBA Stadtregion 2027, Stuttgart

DIRK NEUMANNInsitute for Sustainable Urbanism, TU Braunschweig

UTE MARGARETE MEYERurbanes.land, Biberach + Stuttgart

ALExANDER WETZINGFormer major of Ulm

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CONNECTED +BALANCED

In the second session five keynote speak-ers have been asked to share their experi-ence on the need to qualify infrastructure and understand the systemic relationships in urbanized territories outside traditional city cores. The fifteen minute presenta-tions will focus on new levers to drive sustainable developments that have been found in their individual work - mobility, accessibility, green or water infrastructure refer to physical networks, while other con-tributions provide insights into relational systems.

Backbones for the discussions will be the following questions: What can stimulate the integrated view on infrastructure (spa-tial, economical, social) that is needed? Is there a demand for radical positions to effect real change? Should planners advo-cate a Green New Deal?

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JOAChIM DECLERCKCurator of the IABR The Missing Link 2018/20 and founder of the Think-and-Do-Tank Workroom Brussels - is using water and energy issues as leverages to achieve sustainability goals

ChRIsTOPh hUPFER Professor for Mobility Planning and expert on integrated transport and information management. Combines theory and prac-tice in radical but feasible models for urban mobility.

ChRIsTIAN sChMIDProfessor of Sociology at ETH Zurich – has taken a critical view at stereotypical under-standings of global urbanization patterns or urban-rural relationships in numerous publications

GEORGEEN ThEODOREProfessor of Infrastructure Planning and Founder of Interboro NY - after Hurricane Sandy she rebuilds parts of the region as a Green Infrastructure with broad partic-ipation from a wide range of stakeholders (Rebuild by Design)

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ThOMAs AUERTranssolar, Stuttgart

TOM hOLBROOK5th Studio, London

PAOLA VIGANÒProfessor of Urbanism, Venezia and Lausanne

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PhILIPP RODE Executive Director of LSE Cities – is an advi-sor to cities worldwide on issues of sustain-able development, mobility and transport, his research focusses on institutional structures and governance

GERD LEIPOLDClimate Transparency, Biberach + Berlin

MARIO FLAMMANNArchitektenkammer Baden-Württemberg, Chair Strategic Cluster Urban/Rural

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COORDINATED +ExPERIMENTAL

In the third session the experts will engage in six dialogues on specific topics. Each couple receives a fifteen minute slot to ex-change experiences and ideas and leave some take-aways to the audience on what has worked and what not in urban experi-mentation. Each dialogue pair will be intro-duced briefly and given a topic for their talk.

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MARTIN sPALEKurbanes.land, Biberach + Berlin

ANDRÉ BLEIChERDirector of the University of Applied Sciences Biberach

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ANDREAs hOFERAbout: mehr als wohnen, Zürich

LEONA LYNENInitiative Haus der Statistk, Berlin

dialogue 01On coproductive

urban development and civic ecosystems

sUZANNE POTJERUrban Futures Studio, Utrecht

PhILIPP RODE LSE Cities, London

dialogue 02On systematic experimentation and drivers for real innovation

GEORGEEN ThEODOREInterboro, New York

IsABEL FINKENBERGERStudio if+, Cologne

dialogue 03On alternative production

of space

KERsTIN GOThEFormerly IESL - Regional Planning and Build-ing in Rural Areas, KIT Karlsruhe

ChRIsTOPh hUPFERInsitute for Traffic and InfrastructureKarlsruhe University of Applied Sciences

dialogue 04On opposing the idea of under-

development outside big-city cores

ChRIsTIAN sChMIDNetwork City and Landscape,ETH Zürich

JOAChIM DECLERCKArchitecture Workroom Brussels

dialogue 06On idealism and politics

JÖRG sChRÖDERInstitute for Regional Building and Urban Planning, Leibniz University Hannover

DIRK NEUMANNInstitute for Sustainable Development,TU Braunschweig

dialogue 05on how the urban land can

become a model for sustainable development

AVAILABLE FOODEVENING EVENThFG ULM | 26.9.2019

NETWORK+TRANsFER

We invite you to exchange views among speakers and participants following the Ur-ban Land Conference. The frame is created by the artist Arpad Dobriban with a meal series under the title “Available Food”. We combine extraordinary food culture and sufficient time for discussions between decision makers of the region from politics, business, science and civil society.

|urbanes.land presents«Zu zeigen welche künstlerischen Qualitäten dem Kochen innewoh-nen, widme ich einen Großteil mei-ner künstlerischen Arbeit. Dafür habe ich im Laufe der letzten Jah-re die Form der kommentierten Speisefolge entwickelt. Ich stelle Gerichte zusammen, die unter einem ganz bestimmten thema-tischen Zusammenhang - einer bestimmten Fragestellung- ausge-sucht werden. Das Thema kommt aus den Speisen selbst, es dient nicht der Illustration äußerer An-lässe. Bei diesen Ereignissen ver-binden sich physische Erfahrung mit geistiger Arbeit und Emotion und damit funktionieren sie wie andere Werke bildender Kunst. Für mich ist die kommentierte Speise-folge die unmittelbarste Form des künstlerischen Ausdrucks und des Austauschs mit dem Rezipien-ten.» — ARPAD DOBRIBAN

- AVAILABLE FOODUnser Verhältnis zur Welt wird im Umgang mit den Speisen sichtbar. Wofür benutzen wir welche Teile einer Pflanze oder eines Tieres? Haben wir jeweils eine angemesse-ne oder gar optimale Form dafür gefunden? Haben wir diese Techniken im Laufe der Ge-schichte weitergegeben und oder weiterent-wickelt? Gibt es in unsere Vorstellung eine hierarchiesche Bewertung der essbaren Din-ge? Was tun wir mit den teilen von Pflanzen und Tieren die „übriggeblieben“ sind? Was wurde erfunden um auch diese Teile für uns spannend und interessant zu machen?

urbanes.land sets a focus on urbanized territories of intermediate density. It spe-cializes in evidence-based analysis and strategic consulting of planning bodies and policy makers at a municipal and regional level. The institutes research applies differ-ent tools on different scales – classical ge-ographic methods, cartography and stake-holder analyses are being complemented by open source data editing, net based archives, storytelling and social media ex-periments. The team facilitates, initiates and supports planning processes and un-ravels new arguments. Current projects are in South West Germany, the Benelux and Baltic States.

urbanes.landa research and transfer initiative of Prof. Ute Margarete MeyerUniversity of Applied Sciences Biberachmore at www.urbanes.land

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