ISOCARP / CORP Workshop
Final program of our workshops at the 2016 Metropolitan Solutions available.
„Best Practices for sustainable cities – towards The City We Need 2.0“
1 June 2016 – 9.00 – 13.00
„Plan it Smart! Clever Solutions for Smart Cities“
1 June 2016 – 14.00 – 17.30
„Metropolitan Governance – Is regional development driven by technological aspects?“
2 June 2016 – 9.00 – 13.00
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„Best Practices for sustainable cities – towards The City We Need 2.0“
Cities are the place of economic production, knowledge and innovation – together with connectivity, creativity and services. As cities are dense, they offer also high potentials for energy savings and low carbon economies. However, cities are also today confronted to several challenges: unemployment, segregation, climate change issues. Our ISOCARP Workshop was focussing on implementation of good practices, by listening first from leading companies from the private sector, and secondly by presenting solutions for cities elaborated by urban planners in interdisciplinary teams: the Urban Planning Advisory Teams program (UPAT) of ISOCARP.
Morning Session – ISOCARP Workshop
09:15 Introduction: Towards The City We Need 2.0 – Didier Vancutsem, ISOCARP
Best Practices in Technology for sustainable urban solutions
09:20 Urban Greenways – Khalid El Adli, VP ISOCARP, Cairo
09:40 A city‘s treasure hunt – Birgit Detig, ARCADIS, Berlin
10:00 Solutions for sustainable cities – Solveig Buhl, KfW, Frankfurt
10:20 Innovative Solutions in Mobility – Marc Fonda, Doppelmayr, Austria
Best Practices in Concept and Design for sustainable urban solutions
11:00 Smart Cities Management – Guiseppe Conti / Francesco Caprioli, TRILOGIS, Trento
11:20 ESPRESSO – Pietro Elisei / Jan-Philip Exner, ISOCARP
11:40 Ten Years ISOCARP UPAT Experience – Martin Dubbeling, VP ISOCARP
12:00 Podium Discussion + Attendance interaction
13:00 Lunch
„Plan it Smart! Clever Solutions for Smart Cities“
June 1st 2016 – 14.00 – 17.30 – Chair: Manfred Schrenk
“Smart Cities” has become a widely used term for the implementation of information and communication technologies (ICT) into the processes of cities and the built environment, aiming to improve the integration of the physical assets as well as social and environmental capital. Fired by several rankings there seems to be a competition for the title of the “Smartest City”. This kind of hype raises a lot of questions that the workshop will deal with.
The focus of the workshop will be on the role on how to improve quality of life by using „smart technologies“, with a special focus on urban and transport planning. Can we „Plan it Smart“ and find clever solutions for smart cities?
14:00 Registration
14:15 Introduction: Plan it Smart! – Manfred Schrenk, CORP
14:25 The City of Hamburg´s Digital City Strategy – Matthias Wieckmann, Hamburg
14:45 Smart City Applications in Hamburg – Dr. Nicole Schubbe, Hamburg
15:05 BIM – Building Information Modeling – Dr. Tulke
15:25 Enabling stakeholder participation in complex – Max Harnoncourt
15:45 The Future Role of Government in SMS – Dr. Stefan Kollarits, Wien/Mödling
16:05 Together people achieve great things – Gisela Ebermayer-Minnich
16:25 Globalisation, Digitalisation, Urbanization – Franz-Reinhard Habbel
„Metropolitan Governance – Is regional development driven by technological aspects?
2. June 2016 – 9.00 – 13.00
Cities are the place of economic production, knowledge and innovation – together with connectivity, creativity and services. As cities are dense, they offer also high potentials for energy savings and low carbon economies. However, cities are also today confronted to several challenges: unemployment, segregation, climate change issues. A clear vision for the metropolitan areas of the future is needed. Metropolitan governance is one of the central themes of the New Urban Agenda and the City We Need 2.0 document.
Part 1: Talks
09:30 Introduction – Prof. Dr. Dirk Engelke, HSR and ISOCARP
09:40 Metropolitan areas of the future – Hilmar von Lojewski, Director Deutscher Städtetag
10:00 Starting with Co-Design – Dr.-Ing. Christian Strauß, ZALF
10:20 The Case of Stuttgart Region – Thomas Kiwitt, Ltd. Techn. Dir. Region Stuttgart
10:40 The Habitat III process and the New Urban Agenda, Tobias Kettner, Brussels
11:00 Planning through indicators – not technologies – Katrin Müller, SIEMENS
Part 2: Discussion
11:20 Discussion with the speakers – Prof. Dr. Dirk Engelke, HSR and ISOCARP