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The other cities - Die anderen städte - IBA Stadtumbau 2010

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Everyone is talking about shrinking. Many talk of emerging opportunities. In its first book, the International Building Exhibition (IBA) Urban Redevelopment Saxony-Anhalt 2010 discusses the shape of tomorrow's city, the international dimension of shrinking and urban redevelopment, and the challenges facing planning. This volume presents the full panorama of IBA cities in Saxony-Anhalt and describes the working methods of the first IBA to focus on the city as a whole.

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Edition Bauhaus 20 - The other cities - IBA Stadtumbau 2010 - volume 3 : responses

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The International Building Exhibition Urban Redevelopment Saxony-Anhalt 2010 is attracting attention and eliciting reactions – among citizens, in local and state politics, but also within specialist circles. A new planning approach to the city, its potentials and options is developing before the background of shrinking and demographic change. The image of the city is changing. This book reflects on the strategic starting points of the IBA Urban Redevelopment 2010 and sheds light on its themes, concepts and protagonists. In addition, representatives of local and state politics are given an opportunity to document the state of discussion in the participating cities.

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The Other Cities : vol. 5 instuments

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Los Angeles and New York are ever more crammed with domestic and international migrants; Hartford, St. Louis, Gary, Baltimore and Flint are ever lonelier. This pattern of growth in urban supercenters and flight from midland cities is not just an American phenomenon. The pioneering German project "IBA Urban Redevelopment 2010" begins from the premise that our present methods of urban planning will prove inadequate for the long-term demands of shrinking cities. How can new instruments be developed? What disciplines should be involved? The fifth IBA title on this topic presents the current tools of planning for urban redevelopment--political, developmental and public-private--and suggests new ground; from new methods of information exchange and cooperation to broad interdisciplinary approaches and practical new forms of project communication and quality management.