What will we learn tomorrow?

Bernögger, Andreas; Hellweg, Uli; Hofstetter, Kurt; Scheuvens, Rudolf; Scholz, Brigitte; Selle, Klaus; Wachten, Kunibert

doi:10.34726/3783

Record link:

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12708/175634
https://doi.org/10.34726/3783

Title:

Citation:

Bernögger, A., Hellweg, U., Hofstetter, K., Scheuvens, R., Scholz, B., Selle, K., & Wachten, K. (2022). What will we learn tomorrow? (K. Hofstetter, Ed.). https://doi.org/10.34726/3783

reposiTUm DOI:

10.34726/3783

CatalogPlus:

AC17203990

Publication Type:

Report - Research Report

Language:

English

Authors:

Bernögger, Andreas
Hellweg, Uli
Hofstetter, Kurt
Scheuvens, Rudolf
Scholz, Brigitte
Selle, Klaus
Wachten, Kunibert

Editors:

Hofstetter, Kurt

Organisational Unit:

E285 - future.lab - Plattform für inter- und transdisziplinäre Lehre und Forschung

ISBN:

978-3-903474-19-2

Date (published):

Oct-2022

Number of Pages:

138

Keywords:

IBA

International Building Exhibition; Social innovation; Social housing; Sustainability; Urban development

Abstract:

The IBA_Vienna was proclaimed in 2016 with the mission to initiate, support and communicate innovative projects and processes in Vienna's social housing sector in the face of global challenges. The future.lab was commissioned to examine to what extent and how this has been achieved. Shortly before the final presentation in 2022, the activities and processes that took place were reflected from different perspectives within this resonance study. For this purpose, 55 people from active institutions and the professional public were asked how they experienced the IBA_Vienna from its beginnings from 2012 to the kick-off in 2016 and shortly before the final presentation in 2022. As a result, 7 impulses for Vienna and learning effects on the instrument are formulated. In addition to this internal perspective, which was worked on by Andreas Bernögger and Rudolf Scheuvens (future.lab TU Vienna), Uli Hellweg (former Director IBA Hamburg), Brigitte Scholz (Head of Cologne Office for Urban Development) and Klaus Selle (emeritus Professor of Planning Theory and Urban Development, RWTH Aachen) took an external perspective.

Project title:

Wirkungsanalyse der IBA_Wien: MA50 - Mi 1058792-2021 (Magistrat der Stadt Wien - MA 50, Wohnbauförderung)

Link (external):

https://www.iba-wien.at/veranstaltungen/uebersicht/future-event-details/event/was-lernen-wir-morgen-praesentation-der-resonanzstudie-zum-abschluss-der-iba-wien-2022

Additional information:

Social housing. International Building Exhibitions. Both are over a hundred years old. What at first glance seems to fit together – the world capital of social housing once again presents itself on the international stage with the first Austrian IBA – becomes complex on closer inspection. Because Vienna interprets the traditional instrument of the IBA in a different way and pursues novelty in social housing, although admired all over the world. Why, actually? This resonance study reflects how the IBA_Vienna has worked and what it has contributed; with its team, but above all as a process with many participants from Vienna and the world. For this purpose, we asked 55 people from active institutions and the professional public how they experienced the IBA_Vienna from its beginnings in 2012 to the kick-off in 2016 and shortly before the final presentation in 2022. This inquiry was rewarding. We received pronounced appreciation and critical comments, constructive suggestions and ingenious impulses, open contradictions and clear discussion needs, shared attitudes and further questions. We present these diverse responses, analyze them, classify them and learn from them. This shows that the IBA_Vienna is not an isolated project in a limited period of time. It is embedded in larger themes and longer developmental lines. It is a small and temporary player in a complex, long-term oriented, continuously developed, productive and unique system of social housing. This system, just like the IBA as an instrument, has been in a permanent learning process for over a hundred years. It is evident that the IBA_Vienna, as a platform in this system, has been able to make learning processes visible and support them. For this it has itself learned continuously, and for this it is widely appreciated. But what is most important to the interviewees is to look ahead: in the face of given challenges, learning will become even more important. The IBA_Vienna shows ways and possibilities for this beyond its own conclusion. Social housing. International Building Exhibitions. Both learning for over a hundred years. In 2022 they are meeting in Vienna and ask: What will we learn tomorrow?

Research Areas:

Urban and Regional Transformation: 100%

Science Branch:

5070 - Humangeographie, Regionale Geographie, Raumplanung: 70%
2012 - Architektur: 30%

License:

In Copyright

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