130323_Europan 12-Adaptable City

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THEME EUROPAN 12

adaptablecity

Annette Marx

Marx&Steketee Architecten



themes Europan 1-11

Europan 1 88-89 evolving lifestyles and housingEuropan 2 90-91 living in the city, revitalise urbanareas

Europan 3 93-94 at home in the city

Europan 4 95-97 constructing the town upon thetown

Europan 5 98-99 new housing landscapes

Europan 6 00-01 in between city’s, new urbanityEuropan 7 02-03 suburban challenge

Europan 8 05-06 urbanity and strategic projects

Europan 9 07-08 sustainable city and new publicspace

Europan 10 09-10 inventing urbanity



Europan 12 the adaptable city

European City in a global

contextCity’s with history and identity,

City’s with several layers of use in time.

A City as a Palimpsest

with not only growing,

but also shrinking populations

and healthy aging




A recilient and

adaptable city

The priority is to explore the apect of TIME inurban policy and in its relation to space by

making the city resilient and adaptable




Resilience

is the capacity of a space to recouver

a function or a development

after experiencing a trauma




Adaptability

is the quality of a space that can be easilyadapted to harmonise with

the changes of use

that it undergoes




The dimension of TIME affects the 2

principal characteristics of thecontemporary city:

Sprawl and




New revolution in energie

sources19th century industrial revolution on coal

20th century consumer revolution on oiland gas

21th century revolution economical




It is about robustness and

resistance of our city’s

‘We live in a society which is highly

vulnerable due to its reliance oncomplicated technical systems and an

environmentally unsustainable lifestyle’Thomas Sievert, president of Europan




Housing in the Netherlands

61% live in row houses

18% in flats16% in detached houses

And 4% live differently

Is only 4% of our living area’s robust and

resilient?




7 concepts for resil ience

Redundancy

Replacebility

Latitude

Polycentricity

Time Window Attention

Cycles




Research5 perspectives to examine• Engineering science investigations of the resilience of built structures or

infrastructure systems

• Historical investigations of the behaviour of settlements and urbandevelopment over the centuries

• Investigations of resilience from the standpoint of the arts into the

assessment of design quality and meanings

• Design of future scenario’s of possible stress conditions and their effects onbuildings and cities

• Design of utopia’s of a multidimensional, stress resistant city and an

accompanying social order




5 Kinds of resilience• Robust technical design

• Attention, care and repair

• Cultural quality: Aesthetics as an attractivequality against economic arguments

• Durable usability with low ongoing costs

• Robust urban structure: buildings anduses can be interchanged




EUROPAN 12

2013-2014

51 sitesin 16 countries




2 Finland

Norway 3

Sweden 5

Denmark 2

NL 3Poland 1

2 Belgium Germany 10

France 7 4 Austria

Switzerland 3 1 Hungary

Spain 3 1 Kosovo

Italy 2

Portugal 2




Europan 12 Themes:• Dynamic Urban Platforms

• Hertiage of the future• From Mono-large to Multi-mix

• Ecorhythms• In-between Time

• Network territories




3 SITES NlGroningen

From Monolarge to Multimix

In-between Time Assen

Schiedam

Dynamic Urban Platforms

S hi d



Schiedam Koemarkt

(Dynamic Urban Platforms)

a development that should be sustainable and conceived for the longer

term.



betweenTime)

In-between citycentre, residential area’s and the National

landscape of the river Drentsche Aa.



Groningen Hoendiep (From

Monolarge to Multimix)

City policy: mono-functional industrial sites are transformed intomulti-functional urban areas.




4 international sites (personal

choice)Mono-large to multi-mix

• Helsinky FIN: reforming urban healthcareenvironment

• Kaiserslautern DE: Pfaff Area• Urretxu ES:

Heritage of the future• Munsterland DE: regionale 2016



HelsinkyLaakso – Aurora

reforming urban healthcare environment

The central strategy of the City of Helsinki is to develop an

environmentally and economically sustainable, vibrant andbarrier-free urban structure.



Area

Based on the “ CityTechnopole Kaiserslautern” study, the site is tobe developed as a “ Technology Pole Pfaff Area” .



URRETXU IRIMO SPAIN

Any activation strategy for " Irimo" will have direct effects on theboundaries, the adjacent distr icts (Ipeñarrieta) and the roads andpedestrian paths in three near municipalit ies.



Munsterland : regionale 2016

AHAUS, DORSTEN , NORDKIRCHEN

A sustainable approach to land-use changes is one of the central

challenges of Regionale 2016.

A consolidation and upgrading of existing population nuclei is

required.

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