This session will examine how different scientific disciplines – urban and regional planning, urban design, sociology, geography, interdisciplinary projects – can support, accompany or even initiate the transformation of former industrial and infrastructure areas into sustainable use. Case studies as well as theoretical and methodological studies are needed. The focus of the presentation will be on the question of the interaction between scientific analysis and practical implementation by non-scientific partners. The methodological and theoretical context should also be clearly highlighted in the case studies. The session will not only be interdisciplinary, but will also provide intercultural insights. Therefore, special attention will be paid to the transferability of solutions between different countries or even continents.
Presentations:
Floodplain ecologies for planetary health: collective learnings in conversion areas in the city of São Paulo
Laura Kemmer
How can science support the sustainable reuse of conversion areas in metropolises? The example of the EUREF Campus in Berlin
Jonas Fahlbusch and Martin Gegner
Real-World Laboratory for Water Security in the Pitimbu River Basin: Participatory Science and Adaptive Governance
Karinne Reis Deusdará-Leal, Jonathan da Silva Mota, Judith Johanna Hoelzemann, Osmar de Araújo Coelho Filho, Andrea Leme da Silva, Zoraide Souza Pessoa, Jose Luiz Attayde, Joana Darc Freire de Medeiros, Ana Paula Koury
Recognize and rehabit the iron port heritage of the city of Rosario
Celeste Garaffa
The Science of Planning and the Art of Negotiation: How to Support the Sustainable Reuse of Conversion Areas in Metropolises?
Ana Paula Koury, Luciano Abbamonte da Silva and Jessica Souza Fernandes
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