Events
- Workshop 18:
The future meets the tried and tested - Vienna's new residential quarters networking with existing buildings - Enquete
Women.Housing.Vienna. - Workshop 17
The Future of Housing in the Digital Age - Strategies for Social Housing in Vienna and the Metropolitan Region - Workshop 16
We’re outgrowing our borders – strategies for housing in the metropolitan region - Workshop 15
Lifestyles | Residents‘ satisfaction | Safety - Workshop 14
Housing as a tool for city making - Workshop 13
Housing for growing cities - Workshop 12
Quality through cooperation - Workshop 11
Talking brings people together - strategies for unstressed neighbourship - Workshop 10
Affordable - social - sustainable - Workshop 9
Open space – living space - Workshop 8
Energy efficiency in housing - Workshop 7
Simply social housing - Workshop 6
Reconverting Space - Workshop 5
Ecological Housing - Workshop 4
Living Neighbourhoods - Workshop 3
New living in old districts - Workshop 2
Innovative planning – new living - Workshop 1
Self-determined housing for older people
Workshop 16: We’re outgrowing our borders – strategies for housing in the metropolitan region
Thursday November 30, 2017 | 9:00-13:00
TU Wien | Kuppelsaal | Karlsplatz 13 | 1040 Wien
Not only the population of the City of Vienna is growing for many years, but also the conurbation area is witnessing a dynamic development. Already today the urban agglomeration of Vienna is an interwoven metropolitan area in which administrative borders play a diminishing role. The demand for high-quality housing in well-connected locations with decent infrastructure endowment is increasing – within and outside the city borders – and underlines the importance of close cooperation between the municipalities of the metropolitan region. The Vienna Housing Research Day 2017, therefore, focussed on the development of common solutions beyond formal boundaries.
A number of recent projects funded through the Vienna Housing Research Programm address aspects of this theme and deal a.o. with questions like:
In her talk, Nicola Schelling, Regional Director of the regional association “Verband Region Stuttgart” gave an insight into her experience from cross-border housing policy in the metropolitan region of Stuttgart.
Program
09:00
Introductory remarks
Michael Ludwig, Executive City Councillor for Housing, Housing Construction and Urban Renewal
The Contribution of the Viennese Housing Research
Georg Fellner, City of Vienna, Municipal Department Housing Research, unit leader
Guest lecture: Cross-border Housing Policy in the Metropolitan Region of Stuttgart
Nicola Schelling, Regional Director of the regional association “Verband Region Stuttgart”
Moderation:
Johannes Lutter, Urban Innovation Vienna
10:00 Housing in Vienna's Metropolitan Area – Status and Development Scenarios
Monitoring of Settlement Development in the Metropolitan Area+
Peter Görgl, University of Vienna, Department of Geography and Regional Research
Scenarios of Vienna's Development within the Metropolitan Area
Adolf Andel, ÖIR-Projekthaus GmbH
Discussion
11:00 Coffee break
11:30 Cooperation in the Metropolitan Area – Projects and Perspectives
City-Regional Cooperation – Illustrated by Vienna-Southside
Verena Paul & Josef Hameter, Office space and plan – spatial planning | landscape planning | consulting, Vienna
Regional Cooperation in the Metropolitan Area of Vienna
Günther Ogris, SORA Institute for Social Research and Consulting
In discussion with:
Karin Baier, Mayor of Schwechat
Christian Gepp, Mayor of Korneuburg
Thomas Madreiter, Director of Urban Planning Vienna
Kurt Puchinger, City Council for Housing, Housing Construction and Urban Renewal
Karl Wurm, President, Austrian Federation of Limited-Profit Housing Associations
Sibylla Zech, TU Wien, stadtland – Technisches Büro für Raum- und Landschaftsplanung
13:00 Informal networking and buffet
Thursday November 30, 2017 | 9:00-13:00
TU Wien | Kuppelsaal | Karlsplatz 13 | 1040 Wien
Not only the population of the City of Vienna is growing for many years, but also the conurbation area is witnessing a dynamic development. Already today the urban agglomeration of Vienna is an interwoven metropolitan area in which administrative borders play a diminishing role. The demand for high-quality housing in well-connected locations with decent infrastructure endowment is increasing – within and outside the city borders – and underlines the importance of close cooperation between the municipalities of the metropolitan region. The Vienna Housing Research Day 2017, therefore, focussed on the development of common solutions beyond formal boundaries.
A number of recent projects funded through the Vienna Housing Research Programm address aspects of this theme and deal a.o. with questions like:
- What changes in terms of demographic, economic and logistic structures go along with the dynamic growth of the urban agglomeration?
- How to maintain the high standards of social housing in the growing metropolitan area?
- How can a compact, land-saving zoning policy and settlement development contribute to the affordability of housing?
- What new opportunities can develop through intensified cooperation in the metropolitan region?
In her talk, Nicola Schelling, Regional Director of the regional association “Verband Region Stuttgart” gave an insight into her experience from cross-border housing policy in the metropolitan region of Stuttgart.
Program
09:00
Introductory remarks
Michael Ludwig, Executive City Councillor for Housing, Housing Construction and Urban Renewal
The Contribution of the Viennese Housing Research
Georg Fellner, City of Vienna, Municipal Department Housing Research, unit leader
Guest lecture: Cross-border Housing Policy in the Metropolitan Region of Stuttgart
Nicola Schelling, Regional Director of the regional association “Verband Region Stuttgart”
Moderation:
Johannes Lutter, Urban Innovation Vienna
10:00 Housing in Vienna's Metropolitan Area – Status and Development Scenarios
Monitoring of Settlement Development in the Metropolitan Area+
Peter Görgl, University of Vienna, Department of Geography and Regional Research
Scenarios of Vienna's Development within the Metropolitan Area
Adolf Andel, ÖIR-Projekthaus GmbH
Discussion
11:00 Coffee break
11:30 Cooperation in the Metropolitan Area – Projects and Perspectives
City-Regional Cooperation – Illustrated by Vienna-Southside
Verena Paul & Josef Hameter, Office space and plan – spatial planning | landscape planning | consulting, Vienna
Regional Cooperation in the Metropolitan Area of Vienna
Günther Ogris, SORA Institute for Social Research and Consulting
In discussion with:
Karin Baier, Mayor of Schwechat
Christian Gepp, Mayor of Korneuburg
Thomas Madreiter, Director of Urban Planning Vienna
Kurt Puchinger, City Council for Housing, Housing Construction and Urban Renewal
Karl Wurm, President, Austrian Federation of Limited-Profit Housing Associations
Sibylla Zech, TU Wien, stadtland – Technisches Büro für Raum- und Landschaftsplanung
13:00 Informal networking and buffet