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Productive Space BY DESIGN–

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Op 12 juni 2014 vond de door de Internationale Architectuur Biennale Rotterdam georganiseerde internationale conferentie Productive Space By Design– plaats.

De conferentie maakte deel uit van het publieksprogramma van IABR-2014-URBAN BY NATURE− dat werd georganiseerd parallel aan de tentoonstellingen in de Kunsthal en het Natuurhistorisch Museum Rotterdam.

Productive Space By Design–, eerder bedoeld als een collectieve denkoefening dan een reeks van toespraken en ronde tafelgesprekken, wilde vooral verkennen welk effect de door URBAN BY NATURE− geagendeerde paradigmaverschuiving – het onomkeerbare in elkaar overvloeien van de stedelijke en natuurlijke systemen en planningsdomeinen– kan hebben op de praktijk van de architectuur en de stedelijke ontwikkeling. De belangrijkste vraag die de conferentie aan de orde wilde stellen, luidde daarom: kan het ontwerpproces een bijdrage leveren aan de totstandkoming van een alternatief model voor stedelijke ontwikkeling, een model dat geen munt slaat uit de exploitatie van land en natuurlijke hulpbronnen, maar dat inzet op de productieve capaciteit van mensen en ruimte?

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IABR–2014–Conference BY DESIGN–Introduction: George Brugmans

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George Brugmans is the Executive Director of the IABR
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On June 12, 2014 the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR) held its international conference Productive Space By Design–. The conference was part of IABR–2014–URBAN BY NATURE’s public program of events parallel to the exhibitions at the Kunsthal Rotterdam. Intended as a ‘collective thinking exercise’ rather than a series of speeches and round table discussions, its goal was to explore the consequences of the paradigm shift that is identified by URBAN BY NATURE –the irreversible blurring of the urban and natural systems and planning worlds– on the practices of design and of urban development. Hence the conference’s foremost question was: Can design help us find an alternative model of urban development, one that does not capitalize on the exploitation of land and natural resources, but on the productive capacity of people and space?

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IABR–2014–Conference BY DESIGN–Introduction: Joachim Declerck

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Joachim Declerck is the Director of Architecture Workroom Brussels

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On June 12, 2014 the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR) held its international conference Productive Space By Design–. The conference was part of IABR–2014–URBAN BY NATURE’s public program of events parallel to the exhibitions at the Kunsthal Rotterdam. Intended as a ‘collective thinking exercise’ rather than a series of speeches and round table discussions, its goal was to explore the consequences of the paradigm shift that is identified by URBAN BY NATURE –the irreversible blurring of the urban and natural systems and planning worlds– on the practices of design and of urban development. Hence the conference’s foremost question was: Can design help us find an alternative model of urban development, one that does not capitalize on the exploitation of land and natural resources, but on the productive capacity of people and space?

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IABR–2014–Conference BY DESIGN–Keynote Dirk Sijmons

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Dirk Sijmons is Curator of IABR–2014–URBAN BY NATURE– and Professor for Landscape Architecture at the Technical University of Delft, the Netherlands
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On June 12, 2014 the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR) held its international conference Productive Space By Design–. The conference was part of IABR–2014–URBAN BY NATURE’s public program of events parallel to the exhibitions at the Kunsthal Rotterdam. Intended as a ‘collective thinking exercise’ rather than a series of speeches and round table discussions, its goal was to explore the consequences of the paradigm shift that is identified by URBAN BY NATURE –the irreversible blurring of the urban and natural systems and planning worlds– on the practices of design and of urban development. Hence the conference’s foremost question was: Can design help us find an alternative model of urban development, one that does not capitalize on the exploitation of land and natural resources, but on the productive capacity of people and space?

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IABR–2014–Conference BY DESIGN–Keynote Sam Carter

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Samuel Carter is the Associate Director for Resilience at the Rockefeller Foundation
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On June 12, 2014 the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR) held its international conference Productive Space By Design–. The conference was part of IABR–2014–URBAN BY NATURE’s public program of events parallel to the exhibitions at the Kunsthal Rotterdam. Intended as a ‘collective thinking exercise’ rather than a series of speeches and round table discussions, its goal was to explore the consequences of the paradigm shift that is identified by URBAN BY NATURE –the irreversible blurring of the urban and natural systems and planning worlds– on the practices of design and of urban development. Hence the conference’s foremost question was: Can design help us find an alternative model of urban development, one that does not capitalize on the exploitation of land and natural resources, but on the productive capacity of people and space?

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IABR–2014–Conference BY DESIGN–Keynote Maarten Hajer

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Maarten Hajer is the Director-General at PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency
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On June 12, 2014 the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR) held its international conference Productive Space By Design–. The conference was part of IABR–2014–URBAN BY NATURE’s public program of events parallel to the exhibitions at the Kunsthal Rotterdam. Intended as a ‘collective thinking exercise’ rather than a series of speeches and round table discussions, its goal was to explore the consequences of the paradigm shift that is identified by URBAN BY NATURE –the irreversible blurring of the urban and natural systems and planning worlds– on the practices of design and of urban development. Hence the conference’s foremost question was: Can design help us find an alternative model of urban development, one that does not capitalize on the exploitation of land and natural resources, but on the productive capacity of people and space?

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IABR–2014–Conference BY DESIGN–Keynote Peter Swinnen

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Peter Swinnen is the Government Architect of the Flemish Government.

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On June 12, 2014 the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR) held its international conference Productive Space By Design–. The conference was part of IABR–2014–URBAN BY NATURE’s public program of events parallel to the exhibitions at the Kunsthal Rotterdam. Intended as a ‘collective thinking exercise’ rather than a series of speeches and round table discussions, its goal was to explore the consequences of the paradigm shift that is identified by URBAN BY NATURE –the irreversible blurring of the urban and natural systems and planning worlds– on the practices of design and of urban development. Hence the conference’s foremost question was: Can design help us find an alternative model of urban development, one that does not capitalize on the exploitation of land and natural resources, but on the productive capacity of people and space?

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IABR–2014–Conference BY DESIGN–Conclusions: Patrick Janssens

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Patrick Janssens is the Director at Centre for Urban Development and the former Mayor of Antwerp, Belgium
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On June 12, 2014 the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR) held its international conference Productive Space By Design–. The conference was part of IABR–2014–URBAN BY NATURE’s public program of events parallel to the exhibitions at the Kunsthal Rotterdam. Intended as a ‘collective thinking exercise’ rather than a series of speeches and round table discussions, its goal was to explore the consequences of the paradigm shift that is identified by URBAN BY NATURE –the irreversible blurring of the urban and natural systems and planning worlds– on the practices of design and of urban development. Hence the conference’s foremost question was: Can design help us find an alternative model of urban development, one that does not capitalize on the exploitation of land and natural resources, but on the productive capacity of people and space?

São Paulo - de noodzaak voor nieuwe ontwikkel strategieën

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Kan ontwerp ons helpen een alternatief model voor stedelijke ontwikkeling uit te denken dat niet kapitaliseert op exploitatie van land en natuurlijke hulpbronnen, maar inzet op de productieve capaciteit van mensen en ruimte?

De conferentie Productive Space BY DESIGN– brengt ontwerpers, bestuurders, ondernemers, beslissers en experts samen, om vooruit te kijken naar een alternatief en vernieuwend model voor stedelijke ontwikkeling. In keynotes en rondetafelgesprekken, met verhalen en concrete projectvoorbeelden werd verkend welke rol ontwerpkracht daarbij kan spelen.

Nu de financiële crisis de zwaktes van traditionele planning en de onderliggende financieringsmodellen blootlegt, en nu klimaatverandering, toenemende schaarste aan grondstoffen en milieuproblematiek om een andere aanpak vragen, zijn nieuwe ontwikkelingsmodellen van cruciaal belang. De conferentie BY DESIGN– biedt inspirerende presentaties en boeiende discussies over hoe ontwerp kan bijdragen aan het vinden van innovatieve modellen voor stedelijke ontwikkeling.

De eerste sessie schets op basis van gerealiseerde doorbraken en concrete cases de contouren voor een alternatief model van stedelijke ontwikkeling. De tweede sessie onderzoekt hoe steden en regio’s ontwerpkracht inzetten voor het innoveren van hun beleid en acties en bij het vormen van nieuwe allianties. De getuigenissen en cases laten zien hoe een vernieuwende aanpak zowel de praktijk van beleid als van ontwerp transformeert.

Programma

13.30
Registratie

14.00
Opening
Keynote Speech
Dirk Sijmons (curator IABR–2014–URBAN BY NATURE–)

14.35
Sessie I: HET NIEUWE ONTWIKKELEN
Als we vandaag de dag grond en ruimte als ‘commodity’ blijven zien die we vrijuit kunnen consumeren, zonder rekening te houden met bestaande of toekomstige economische en ecologische lasten, dan creëren de problemen voor de toekomst.

Keynote speech
Nancy Kete (Managing Director at Rockefeller Foundation)

Rondetafel
Nancy Kete (Managing Director, Rockefeller Foundation)
Floris Alkemade (Architect, Floris Alkemade Architect)
Pierre Bélanger (Associate Professor Landschapsarchitectuur, Harvard University)
Fred van Beuningen (Directeur, Rotterdam Partners)
Roelof Bleker (Dijkgraaf van Waterschap Rivierenland)
Eric Frijters (Architect,.FABRIC)
Dirk Sijmons (Curator IABR–2014–URBAN BY NATURE–)

Keynote speech
Maarten Hajer (Director-General of Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency)

pauze

16.30
Sessie II: INNOVATIEVE ONTWERPPRAKTIJKEN
Stedelijke ontwikkeling die focust op een synergie tussen ruimte en tussen gebruikers, vraagt om vernieuwing van de praktijk. Kunnen steden en regio’s hun beleid en acties vernieuwen middels ontwerpkracht?

Keynote speech
Peter Swinnen (Vlaams Bouwmeester)

Rondetafel
Peter Swinnen (Vlaams Bouwmeester)
Asu Aksoy (Associate Professor Communicatie, Bilgi University)
Mark Brearley (Gast Hoogleraar aan Cass, London Metropolitan University)
George Brugmans (Directeur IABR)
Kristian Koreman (Architect, ZUS - Zones Urbaines Sensibles)
Hans Tijl (Directeur Ruimtelijke Ontwikkeling, Ministerie van Infrastructuur en Milieu)
Guilherme Wisnik (Curator Architectuur Biennale São Paulo)

Slotwoord
Patrick Janssens (Directeur Centrum voor Stedelijke Ontwikkeling / Voormalig burgemeester van Antwerpen 2003-2012)

18.00
Borrel

Dagvoorzitter is Joachim Declerck, medeoprichter en directeur van Architecture Workroom Brussels en lid van het Curator Team van de 5^e IABR: Making City

IABR–2014–Conferentie BY DESIGN–
Donderdag 12 juni 2014
14.00 – 18.00 uur
Auditorium Kunsthal Rotterdam
Museumpark, Westzeedijk 341
3015 AA Rotterdam

voertaal: Engels
gratis toegang, uiterlijk 2 juni aanmelden via conference@iabr.nl

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Catalogus PRODUCTIVE SPACE BY DESIGN–

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Verslag IABR–2014–Conferentie

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George Brugmans

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Joachim Declerck

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Dirk Sijmons

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Samuel Carter

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Maarten Hajer

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Peter Swinnen

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Patrick Janssens

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Programma IABR–2014–Conferentie–

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