17 Jun
Wed

First participate, then dig - learning from Germany's most famous building site.
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Urban Open Source

Heinrich Böll Stiftung

Top Down vs. Bottom Up

How to Make Urban Development a Success?

TIME
19:00 - 21:00

LOCATION
Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung
BelEtage
Kleiner Saal 1-2
Schumannstr. 8
10117 Berlin
www.boell.de

Partner
Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung

Language
German

HUB
The Heinrich Böll Foundation is political thank tank for green ideas and projects, a reformist political future workshop and an international network. The foundation works with over a hundred partner projects in more than sixty countries and currently has offices in thirty of them. During Make City’s first year The Heinrich Böll Foundation is the festival's main sponsor and it has developed a discussion series of four events, which will take place at the Foundation’s headquarters located in Schumann Strasse 8.

Program

In Germany, public participation in urban development has been practised for a long time. However, successful participatory processes still present challenges – with no silver bullet in sight – especially when it comes to wide-scale strategic urban planning. Integrating of the interests of a range of different departments in the hope of facilitating interdisciplinary co-operation is problematic in itself – and that’s before the citizens have get involved. Despite these difficulties the actions that have arisen from public dissatisfaction in recent years demonstrates that urban development can no longer remain isolated from a participatory public.

SPEAKERS
Fabienne Hoelzel Fabulous Urban, Zürich
Michèle Bernhard Department of Urban Planning and Statistics, Coordinating Office for Civic Participation, Heidelberg
COMMENTS BY
Stephanie Bock Deutsches Institut für Urbanistik, Berlin
Philipp Misselwitz Professor of International Urbanism and Design, TU Berlin
MODERATION
Ralf Fücks Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Berlin
No Registration Required [ssba]