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From the ugliest place to heart of the suburb Vital city lively neighborhood living center Marja Straver - Nevalainen September 12 th, 2012

If you want to see the sun, t th look next to it to

NL FI 10x NL 6 million 17 million 17 % build

Living center Lively neighborhood Vital city

nominees ugliest place of the Netherlands

nominees ugliest place of the Netherlands

increasing vitality and livability WHY urgency HOW urban (re)development (past) NOW WHAT community development (future) MESSAGE recommendations

urgency

vital and lively city potential

threats & problems

2050 80% of the world s population p lives in cities

urgency renewal task suburbs early post war suburbs 1945 1970 early post war suburbs 1945-1970 approximately 30% total housing stock Physical, social, economical 16 % in serious decline (160) 40 problem hoods (power hoods) Still supported by the national government

urgency renewal task centers outdated, monofunctional, introvert low spatial quality vacancy, dilapidation oversupply 30 million m 2 10% 30%

post war suburban centers original idea

centralization

Threat: liberal policy / decentralization (malls)

do we create vitality?

Netherlands

conditions for vital city = 3 R Resilience (ability to react on changes) Regeneration (renew) Reorganization (make new choices)

Increase resilience last 20 years: improvements to vitality and attractiveness of the city

governmental influence 90-10 investment in city + investment in centers and suburbs expansion (VINEX) Urban Renewal 1997 total approach: vitalizing the cities

goals of restructuring suburbs 1997 Urban Renewal Policy quality impulse (physical, social, economic) improvement of the structure of the neighborhood differentiation tackling segregation and disintegration

renewal Poptahof city of Delft

urban redevelopment + heart of the suburb b

Integrated approach part of a vision for total city development physical, social, economic, ecological intensification + upgrading quality public space improvement living + services long term + short term revitalization of neighborhood + center urban + community development urban + community development

Potential in Delft

improving connectivity

density and differentiation increasing i intensity it of use addition of 400 dwellings phased renewal process 15 years

adding services + economical activities clustering along the main road increasing critical mass for recognition value

central character + identity

introvert to extravert + living above shops shops along the streets + living above the shops

adding economic program supporting local business

improving attractiveness improve Living rooms of the suburb improve the quality of the public space creation of a central park and renewal of the shopping center

improving attractiveness central park strengthens cohesion and livability attracts higher incomes new image

renewal of the shopping center profitable business meeting point: cohesion and livebality creates employment

community development

activities programming activities how it works

events events, markets, etc.

redevelopment as a cultural event

redevelopment as a cultural event

redevelopment as a cultural event

urban renewal suburb + centre success factors f d f t ti l sense of urgency and sense of potential financial feasibility integrated and cross sectoral vision + direction clear coordination & problem owners large mix of attractive amenities one owner of housing (housing corporation) continuous attention and flexibility

crisis - turning point

What does not work due to crisis? large scale redevelopment big investments & risks total restructuring + differentiation by demolition

building communities d vitalizing and vitalizing the city

REDESIGN THE CITY Redesign the process the creative city is the one you create yourself!

Basis sustainable quality of life

Integrated sustainable development planet place sustainable urban and community development profit people

sustainable urban and community development livability green spatial quality water environment ecology physical security climate identity infrastructure decrease mobility planet place production employment entrepreneurship value development profit people equality health economy social emancipation education safety self development cohesion

conditions

shift in focus: from problem to opportunity WORLD OF POSSIBILITIES WORLD OF PROBLEMS

shift in culture: from control to service create an inviting climate

shift in approach: from top down to bottom up POLICY top down influence facilitate INITIATIVE bottom up

top down + bottom up how we make + how we use making experiencing

shift in participation: from informing i to co-creating c from now on. we work together

shift in leadership: leaders against routine open to others willing to share looking for new opportunities inspire and empower inspire and empower mindset of an entrepreneur

Practice ce examples

from making a city to experiencing i the city

wasteland + temporary use

Facilitate: gis-information of wastelands

cultural intermezzos

social cities + e-culture

cross overs: community school school + institutions + sport clubs + cultural clubs = organizing activities + part of education program

economic value creation empty building economic value entrepreneurs social value

community companies principals p physical + economic + social value initiated by citizens, ownership & leadership return on invest for the neighbourhood together = public + private + institutions + people

vacancy + immigrants

Neighbourhood project Helsinki Kyläluuta Vantaa

added d value

government cross overs entrepreneurs inhabitants investers education business creative sector

social cohesion

creativity + social innovation

added value in education

and so on economic innovation i doing more with less a stronger and more vital community

Finland

urban uba development

Hämeenlinna choice for a compact city

Facilitate and steer 1. make long term and cross sectional vision 2. facilitate conditions for vital city 3. focus on opportunities 4. embrace and facilitate civil initiatives 5. hands on steering wheel (top down) 6. focus on existing city- not only expanding

Necessary measures in vitalizing cities, neighbourhoods, centres 1. Mix functions (dwellings above shops) 2. Intensify and increase density 3. Increase quality of public space 4. Make complete centre environments 5. Look for new concepts

community development

THIRDPLACES = meeting each other

toolbox spatial typologies il l i functions activities iti 13

THIRDPLACES = combine

14

Where attention ti goes, energy flows and results show

TH

handicraft / education / expo