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INDUSTRIAL URBANSCAPES: Challenges and the Future
OSTRAVA 2019
Challenges associated with industrial city areas redevelopment: What is the livable industrial city landscape of the future? What are the opportunities and threads? What are the driving forces behind the changes in our landscape? What are the benefits of landscape led solutions with integrated and holistic approach to industrial urbanscapes?
IMPORTANT DATES
June 17th 2019 – registration and call for abstracts opened
July 22nd 2019 – abstract submission deadline
July 31st 2019 – notification on abstract acceptance
August 25th 2019 – EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION deadline
October 9th-10th – URBANSCAPES 2019 OSTRAVA
Target groups
200-300 participants, speakers, politician from Central Europe and beyond
Municipalities, regions, landscape architects, architects, urban planners, ecologists, engineers, sociologists
Investors, contractors, landscape and facilities managers, developers
NGOs, academics, students
Organizing Comitee
Email: urbanscapes2019@seznam.cz
Jana Pyšková (Chair), pyskovaj@gmail.com, tel.: +420 606 760 230
Eva Jeníková (Co-Chair),
Maxim Turba (Co-Chair),
Martina Forejtová, Rudolf Klus,
Vojtěch Lekeš, Tomáš Sklenář,
Karel Slánský, Magdaléna Smetanová,
Petra Šilberská, Ivan Tachezy
Scientific comitee
Members os the organizing comitee
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Zuzana Ambrožová (CZ), Anna Eplenyi (HU), Urszula Forczek Brataniec (PL), Štefan Lančarič (SK), Peter Kumble (CZ/USA), Vojtěch Lekeš (CZ), Lukáš Lattenberg (CZ), Zdeněk Novák (CZ), Josef Pleskot (CZ), Till Rehwaldt (DE), Alena Salašová (CZ), Klára Salzmann (CZ), Vladimír Sitta (CZ), Josef Smutný (CZ), Petr Šiřina (CZ), Jitka Trevisan (CZ)
Andreas Kleboth
urbanist, Studio Kleboth und Dolling, Linz, Austria
Daniel Zimmermann
Landscape Architect, Vienna, Austria
Eva Neudertová
Civil engineer, specialised in sustainable approach in the construction industry, Czechia
Franziska Schoder
landscape architect at Leipzig town hall, GERMANY
Herbert Dreiseitl
Sculptor, Artist, Landscape Architect and Interdisciplinary Urban Planner, GERMANY
Jan Světlík
bussinessman, patron, visionaire, Vítkovice Holding, Czechia
Jana Pyšková
Landscape archiect, President CZALA, Chair of organizing comitee URBANSCAPES 2019
Jiří Karnecki
Watercourse specialist, Capital City, Czechia of Prague
Josef Pleskot
architect, studio AP, Czechia
Josef Smutný
architect, studio ILEXDESIGN, Czechia
Karel Slánský
landscape architect, IPR Praha, czechia
Karl Grimm
landscape architect, Vienna, Austria
Kent Fridell
landscape engineer, Sweden
Krzysztof Rostanski
Associated professor at Faculty of Architecture, Silesian University of Technology Gliwice, Poland
Květoslav Syrový
transport engineer, czechia
Lorenz Potocnik
urban planner, politician, activist, Austria
Ludmila Sedlářová
projectmanager, Moravskoslezské Investice a Development, a.s., czechia
Lukáš Adámek
Lukáš Lattenberg
co-author of the book "Second-hand landscape", a specialist in industrial landscapes, Czechia
Marcello Modica
project manager of Interreg Alpine Space project (trAILs), Technical University of Munich, GERMANY
Marek Hekrle
Economic analyst, IEEP, Czechia
Mark Johnson
landscape architect, CIVITAS, Denver, USA
Martin Kloda
architect, studio Archwerk - architektonická huť, Czechia
Martina Forejtová
landscape architect, Land05, Czechia
Milan Połednik
demographer, social demographer, Czechia
Ondřej Vysloužil
Architect, VYSLOUŽIL ARCHITEKTI, Czechia
Peter Bednár
architekt, Jakub Cigler architekti, czechia
Petr Birklen
Chief Executive Officer, Ekotoxa, s.r.o., czechia
Petr Pyšek
professor of ecology, institute of botany, czech academy of sciences, Czechia
Sebastian Schlecht
strategic project manager, Essen town hall, manager of European Green Capital 2017, GERMANY
Stefan Schmidt
Landscape Architect, Vienna, Austria
Susan Wünsche
Geographer, City of Liepzig, GERMANY
Tomáš Ctibor
urban development specialist, 4ct, Czechia
Urszula Forczek-Brataniec
landscape architect, Secretary General IFLA Europe, POLAND
Walter Hood
Landscape architect, University professor, University of California, Berkeley, USA
Zac Tudor
principal landscape architect, Sheffield City Council, GREAT BRITAIN
Zdeněk Novák
historian of landscape architecture, state secretary at Ministry of Culture, Czechia
Zdeňka Lososová
assistant professor of botany, faculty of science, masaryk university, Czechia
PROGRAM
Conference language – Czech / English (simultaneous translation).
08:30
REGISTRATION
OPENING CEREMONY – cklick for info
9:45 - 9:55 - Program for cities of the Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic/ Linda Stuchlíková
9:55 - 10:15 - Ostrava city vision, plans and adaptation to the climate change / Petr Birklen, Ondřej Dostál
10:15 - 10:35 - Industrial production and its influence on culture landscape / Zdeněk Novák
WALKING EXCURSION – ACTUAL TOPICS OF THE OSTRAVA LANDSCAPE
12:25
LUNCH (GONG)
AFTERNOON SESSION – click for info
OPPORTUNITIES AND RISKS OF CITIES WITH INDUSTRIAL COUNTRY
13:10 - 13:40 - The landscapes transformation of industrial area Dolní Vítkovice | Josef Pleskot, Jan Světlík
13:40 - 13:55 - Presentation of sponsors 13:55 - 14:15 - The industrial city of Ostrava and a potential of the region development | Milan Polednik14:15 - 14:35 - Prague urban jungl and its hidden potential | Karel Slánský
14:35 - 14:55 - Masterplan Green Blue Leipzig 2030 - A contribution of Green and Blue infrastructure to sustainable city development | Franziska Schoder
14:55 - 15:15 - The transformation of a city in the heart of the Ruhrmetropolis | Sebastian Schlecht
15:15 - 15:40 - Coffee break
15:40 - 16:00 - Economic assessment of green and blue infrastructure in cities | Marek Hekrle, Jan Macháč, Lenka Dubová
16:00 - 16:20 - Development of post-mining landscape of the Karviná district: principles and results | Lukáš Lattenberg, Ludmila Sedlářová, Lukáš Adámek
16:20 - 16:40 - Placeful City of Linz | Andreas Kleboth
16:40 - 17:00 - Water as a part of journey towards a carbon-free future | Eva Neudertová
17:00 - 17:25 - Sheffield: Grey to Green | Zac Tudor17:25 - 17:45 - Trnitá: a new district in Brno | Tomáš Ctibor, Mark Johnson
17:45 - 18:25 - Panel discussion and summary|Vojtěch Lekeš, Eva Neudertová, Lorenz Potocnik, Ondřej Vysloužil, Lukáš Adámek, Franziska SchoderEND OF THE AFTERNOON SESSION
CONFERENCE PARTY (GONG – OPTIONAL)
MORNING SESSION – click for info
URBAN VEGETATION
9:00 - 9:25 - How urban spaces can preserve history and build community | Walter Hood
9:25 - 9:45 - Plant species diversity in urban environment: European perspective | Zdeňka Lososová
9:45 - 10:05 - Alien plants in cities: too much of a good thing? | Petr Pyšek
10:05 - 10:25 - Not easy heritage on the border of culture and nature | Krzysztof Rostanski
10:25 - 10:55 - Coffee break10:55 - 11:20 - Transforming brownfields in mountain regions | Marcello Modica
11:20 - 11:40 - Make it Rain: Better cities for uncertain future | Peter Bednár
11:40 - 12:00 - Revitalization and flood control adjustments at Rokytka stream | Jiří Karnecki
12:00 - 12:20 - River policy | Martin Kloda, Josef Smutný
12:20
LUNCH (GONG)
AFTERNOON SESSION – click for info
WATER IS THE SOURCE OF LIFE
13:20 - 13:50 - Waterways in transition: From mining to water landscapes in Central Germany | Susan Wünsche
13:50 - 14:15 - Blue green grey systems for healthy and resilient cities | Kent Fridell
14:15 - 14:25 - Blue - Green Infrastructure in Prague | Martina Forejtová 14:25 - 14:50 - The Sponge City Principle for urban trees in Austria | Karl Grimm, Daniel Zimmermann, Erwin Murer, Stefan Schmidt14:50 - 15:15 - Blue - Green transport infrastructure - reality or utopia? | Květoslav Syrový
15:15 - 15:45 - The art to integrate Blue - Green - for climate resilient healthy cities | Herbert Dreiseitl
END OF THE AFTERNOON SESSION
CONFERENCE KEYTHEMES
- The next landscape as our daily living environment, health, quality of life
- Perception and impact of the public space
- Multidisciplinarity, regional and crossborder cooperation
- River landscape trasnformation as a basis for city change
- Potentials of urban jungle in mitigation of the climate change impact
- Climate change and the city – heat islands, rain water management, pollution reducing
- Blue and green infrastructure as a base of urban planning
Venue
Dolní VÍTKOVICE
A unique and globally renowned area in the centre of Ostrava
Ruská 2993
703 00 Ostrava-Vítkovice
tram: 1,2,6,10 (“Dolni Vitkovice” tram stop)
GALLERY
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REGISTRATION
The registration is open! Better prices for early check-in (EARLY BIRD) until August 25, 2019
Student
3 000 Kč / 110 €
Member
5 700 Kč / 215 €
Non-member
6 900 Kč / 260 €
Deadline for the EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION is 25 AUGUST 2019.
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS - POSTPONED!
Get involved in the program of the conference! Participants are invited to submit their projects or results of their work on topics of research. Please prepare your abstract as a word file, up to A4 page size (2.5 margins, Times New Roman 11, single spaced), figures, tables and references can be included within the one page limit, and submit to the addresses: urbanscapes2019@seznam.cz and/or kancelar@szkt.cz.
Deadline for abstract submission is July 22nd 2019. Participants will be notified whether their abstract has been accepted as a talk or a poster by July 31st 2019.
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