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LAtalks #02: Paradigm shift street space. Munich, February 21

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Join the discussion! In the second edition of our salon talks on the topic of "Green at any price (?)", we are focusing on street space and its redistribution. Who owns the street space and how do we want to use it in the future, what opportunities arise from shared space and multi-coding concepts and what interests do climate protection and residents bring into play?

© Charlie Egan / Unsplash

© Charlie Egan / Unsplash

In the "Green at any price (?)" series, various aspects of urban design are discussed in a moderated format and in a relaxed atmosphere with salon guests, with the audience also having their say.

LAtalks. Salon talks "Green at any price (?)"
Part 2: Paradigm shift Street space - public space in the area of conflict between mobility and climate adaptation

Location and date:
Wednesday, 21.02.2024, 18:30
Perle: Mucbook Clubhaus undamp; Steinchen Kulturcafé. Agnes-Bernauer-Straße 51, 80687 Munich

Panel guests:

  • Prof. Dr. phil. habil. Christine Hannemann, Head of the Department of Architectural and Housing Sociology, Institute for Housing and Design (IWE), Department of Architectural and Housing Sociology, University of Stuttgart
  • Mareike Schmidt, M.Sc. architect and research assistant in the research project "Autoreduzierte Quartiere für eine lebenswertere Stadt" (MCube aqt) at the Chair of Urban Design, Prof. Dr. sc. ETH Ben Boucsein, TU Munich
  • Felix Lüdicke, landscape architect, raumzeug - atelier für landschaftsarchitektur, Munich; research assistant at the Chair of Landscape Architecture and Public Space, Prof. Regine Keller, TU Munich
  • Jörg Spengler, chairman and cycling commissioner of the Au-Haidhausen district committee
  • Christian Horn, 1st Chairman of IGH e.V. - Interest group of tradespeople in Haidhausen
  • Dr. Martin Schreiner, Head of Strategy Division, Mobility Department of the City of Munich

Moderation:
Andreas Rockinger, landscape architect / moderator

Admission is free. Please register via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. due to limited space.
Please note that images will be taken and the event will be recorded for internal purposes. If you do not wish to be photographed, please contact Elisabeth Auer / Nicole Meier before the event.

Part 1 on November 9, 2023 was dedicated to dealing with historical places and sites in the context of climate change and biodiversity. You can read a follow-up report here.


The event is presented by RINN. Cooperation partner of the series is the Bavarian Chamber of Architects.

 

 

 

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