Projekt

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Unloved heritage 'socialistic city'? Planning strategies for the sustainable development of large settlements from the 1960s and 1970s.

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Initiative: Trilaterale Partnerschaften – Kooperationsvorhaben zwischen Wissenschaftler(inne)n aus der Ukraine, Russland und Deutschland
Bewilligung: 05.02.2016
Laufzeit: 2 Jahre 4 Monate

Projektinformationen

After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the determinants of urban development in the former Soviet-bloc countries changed profoundly. The political, economic, and societal transformation in the states of Eastern Europe is still ongoing, also in cities in Germany, Russia, and the Ukraine. Buildings of residential districts established in the 1960s and 1970s in particular have to be subjected to an adequate further development. Making these large settlements sustainable and viable for the future is a big and ambitious task. More than 60 years after the destructions of the Second World War and the dawn of the second modern period, it is time to unemotionally analyze the challenges faced by urban development in handling the buildings of post-war modernism without any prejudices and euphoria. The project consists of three parts: - Evaluation of best-practice examples in Germany (2016), - Urban planning workshop in Ukraine (2017) - Academic conference in Russia (2018). The key element is the urban planning workshop in Ukraine in 2017 in Cheryomushki in Odessa, which was -like other cities of Soviet Union- massively built up in the 1960-70s years. The outcomes of the workshop will be developed into planning concepts and strategies that could be used as a basis for the further development of cities. They will form a kind of operational framework for cities, along with recommendations for further action on an academic and political level.

Projektbeteiligte

  • Prof. Dr.-Ing. Barbara Engel

    Karlsruher Institut für Technologie
    (KIT)
    FG Internationaler Städtebau, Fak. Architektur
    Institut Entwerfen von Stadt und Landschaft
    Karlsruhe

  • Prof. Dr. Valeri Kozlov

    Irkutsk National Research
    Technical University
    Department of urban planning
    Irkutsk
    Russland

  • Prof. Dr. Mark Meerovich

    Irkutsk National Research
    Technical University
    Irkutsk
    Russland

  • Prof. Dr. Sergei Geraschenko

    Siberian Federal University
    Department of urban planning
    Krasnoyarsk
    Russland

  • Prof. Dr. Irina Kukina

    Siberian Federal University
    Urban Design and Planning
    Institute of Architecture and Design
    Krasnoyarsk
    Russland

  • Prof. Dr. Valeriy Urenyov

    Odessa State Academy of Civil
    Engineering Architecture
    Department Architecture of buildings and structure
    Odessa
    Ukraine

  • Dr. Olga Savytska

    Odessa State Academy of Civil
    Engineering Architecture
    Architectural and Art Institute
    Department of Urban Planning
    Odessa
    Ukraine

  • Prof. Dr. Alexander Bouryak

    Kharkiv National University of
    Engineering and Architecutre
    Architectural Fundamentals Department
    Kharkiv
    Ukraine

  • Prof. Catherine Tcherkasova, Sc.D.

    Kharkiv National University of
    Engineering and Architecutre
    Head of the Department of Architectural Objects
    Restoration & Reconstruction
    Kharkiv
    Ukraine

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