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PlaceCity Symposium
Explorative Walk in Vienna
In early July 2020 the PlaceCity Symposium explored the potential of placemaking as a tool for urban regeneration. Especially, in times of COVID-19, we were asking how we can extend public spaces in need to enjoy our cities better. Does placemaking as a tool contribute towards a more caring and resilient urban future? The PlaceCity Symposium spanned two online days, June 30th from 14 – 16 CEST and July 1st from 14 -16 CEST, and an exciting "offline" explorative walk on July 2nd.
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(c) superwien[/caption]local contributions
During the exploratory city walk, we got to know the measures that Vienna put actually into place. The Deputy District Mayor Bernhard Seitz gave the participants insights about the implementation of the projects and the importance to create new public spaces for the people who live in Vienna. The walk was for about three hours long with about 20 participants from Austria, Hungary, Turkey, Argentina among other places.
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(c) superwien[/caption]The local experts of the third symposia day were:
Bernhard Seitz, Deputy District Mayor of Leopoldstadt in ViennaPeter Rippl, Neighbours Association NordbahnhofRoland Romano, Radlobby ViennaRoland Krebs/Superwien Urbanism in Vienna guided the participants and moderated the lively discussion.[caption id="attachment_6228" align="aligncenter" width="700"]
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Further information about the Symposium including the recordings of the online sessions can be found on the website. You can have a look on the video about the walk!
read more about the Day 1 and the Vienna walk on Day 2 here. Contact us for further information.
