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Future City - Positions

20.01.2010 to 20.01.2010

Future City - Positions

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wed, 20.01.2010
19.00 h - 21.00 h

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Future City - Positions. What Will Become Of The Future?
Presentation and Panel Discussion

Date: Wed, Jan 20, 7 pm
Venue: Az W, Podium
Admission free!

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The cities and towns of Europe are experiencing profound structural changes as a result of globalisation and social redistribution, demographic shifts and political redesign, administrational rigidity and parallel economies. In the process, what was understood under the term \'European city\', in particular, appears to be becoming increasingly diffuse. How can concepts for sustainable urban development be formulated in the future? The panel discussion looks for answers to the questions about continuity and the challenges involved, and how reorientation for the design of cities and urban living space is to be achieved in the future.

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7 pm
Welcome Address
Brigitte Eisl (Az W Events)

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7.05 pm
What has become of the future?
Werner Durth (Professor of the history and theory of architecture, Darmstadt)

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7.30 pm
Future City - Positions
Rudolf Scheuvens (Professor of local planning and urban development, Vienna University of Technology)
Christoph Luchsinger (Professor of urban development, Vienna University of Technology)

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8 pm
Panel discussion with introductory statements on the topic Future City - Positions
Werner Durth (Professor of the history and theory of architecture, Darmstadt)
Jens Dangschat (Professor of sociology, Vienna University of Technology)
Angelius Eisinger (Professor of metropolitan history and culture, HCU Hamburg)
Markus Hafner (Architecture student, Vienna University of Technology)
Moderated by Rudolf Scheuvens and Christoph Luchsinger

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A cooperation by the Faculty for Architecture and Planning at Vienna University of Technology with the Az W

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