Join us for this workshop on new perspectives of urban planning. You will discover three innovative tools which promote New European Bauhaus (NEB) values in urban development processes. Those are:
- The NEB Impact Model focuses on five key areas (governance, economic performance, socio- cultural performance, environmental performance, healthy living) and corresponding indicators to facilitate evaluation of co-benefits during planning projects in the urban context.
- The Utrecht Barcode gives invaluable information about proportion of different land uses, facilities and services in given urban project of large scale to keep it multifunctional and dense. The model comprises living, working, social facilities, sports, energy, water and infrastructure. The Barcode is made up of standards for each function, based on existing policies, supplemented with trends and developments. It was applied in development of the city of Utrecht.
- The Espoo Co-creation Toolkit focuses on the decision-making process and ways how to engage relevant stakeholders in the given infrastructural project. It is based on concrete practices in Espoo, the suburban area of Helsinki, and focuses primarily on energetics and mobility.
During this session, we will explore the tools and their application through theory and practise. Besides the introductory talks by authors/users of the tools, the participants will be able to try to use them themselves. The workshop will help you view city planning from different perspectives, ensuring no crucial steps are overlooked and all relevant stakeholders participate. There will be also time for a discussion and sharing of experiences. The workshop will be held in English and Czech.
This event is part of URBIS: Smart Cities Meetup taking place between 4 and 6 June 2024 in Brno, Czech Republic.
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Who is this event for?
City representatives, mayors, deputy mayors, councillors and leaders from departments of urban planning and smart city departments
Location
BVV Trade Fairs Brno
Výstaviště 405/1,
603 00 Brno, Czech Republic
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Registration
Tickets are available for URBIS: The Smart Cities Meetup. Check the full programme.
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