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17th Vienna Architecture Congress New Architecture and Urban Phenomena in Southeast Europe Location: Architekturzentrum Wien Congress: 20 November 2009 - 22 November 2009 Tickets: no reservation needed / 1 day: EUR 12,– (EUR 9,–) 2 days: EUR 20,– (EUR 16,–) Friday: Admission free Fri – Sun, 20.– 22.11.2009 The 17th Vienna Architecture Congress is dedicated to two key phenomena in the urban development of southeast Europe that have accompanied the dissolution of the socialist economic system: the extensive informal development, which represents a new form of urbanisation, as well as the prestige projects required by every town or city if they are to participate in the global competition for star architecture. Architects, urbanists and experts from a range of cities in southeastern Europe pursue these phenomena in the largely unregulated processes of urban transformation, and discuss the suitability for the future of the individual models with a focus on the ’worldwide economic crisis‘. FRI, 20.11.2009, 7PM: OPENING EVENT Dietmar Steiner, Director Az W Kai Vöckler, Curator of the exhibition Christine Böhler, Director of the ERSTE Stiftung culture programme Discussion "High Potentials in Real Estate Development in South East Europe" with Austrian developers: Alexander Petritz, CEO of ISRED Institute for Real Estate Development, Belgrade, Sarajevo and Zagreb Georgine Rumpler-Heindl, Shareholder and deputy supervisory board chairman of HABAU Group and CEO of Heindl Holding and Heindl Leasing Coporation Jochen W. Seibert, Managing director of Redserve GmbH Real Estate Development services Moderator of the discussion: Dietmar Steiner, Director Az W SAT, 21.11.2009 11:00 Dietmar Steiner, Director Az W, introduction Kai Vöckler, Curator and programme director Archis Interventions/SEE, introductory lecture on the theme of Balkanology (D): ’Turbo Urbanism in South Eastern Europe‘ 11:45 Maroje Mrduljaš, architectural critic and editor of Oris magazine (HR): ’Architecture in the Age of Transition‘ 12:30 lunch break 2pm Lectures on Tirana Besnik Aliaj, Rector of Polis University International School of Architecture and Urban Development Policies (AL): ’Planning between Vacume and Chaos! The case of Co-PLAN, Tirana-Albania‘ Winy Maas, architect (NL): ’I love Tirana‘ 3.30pm break 4pm Lecture on Bucharest Stefan Ghenciulescu, editor-in-chief, ’Arhitectura‘ magazine (RO): ’Scenarios for the collective housing from the socialist period in Bucharest‘ Lecture on Albania 4.30pm Vedran Mimica, director of Institute Berlage, "Land of the Eagle where Spring Flowers, Spring Frost" Edi Rama, Mayor of Tirana: cancelled SUN, 22.11.2009 11:00 Lecture on Belgrade Ivan Kucina, Assistant professor University of Belgrade, Faculty of Architecture (SRB): ’Balkanization as Development Strategy‘ 12:00 lunch break 1.30pm Lectures on Istanbul Orhan Esen, Social and economic historian and urban activist (TR): ’On informal backgrounds: Istanbul‘ Murat Tabanlioglu, architect (TR): ’Life of a complex city, Istanbul‘ 3pm break 3.30pm Lectures on Sofia Ephgenia Hodkevitch and Boris Enev, architects, co-founders of fordewind architecture ltd. (BG): ’Sofia 2019 – a norm-alternative pathology‘ Dominique Perrault, architect (F): ’Urban Substance‘ 5pm Concluding discussion The congress will be held in English. Congress moderated by: Kai Vöckler Subject to alteration |
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17th Vienna Architecture Congress Press Release: Balkanology E-Shop Products: Hintergrund 45: 17. Wiener Architektur Kongress Information: Karoline Mayer Tel.: +43 (1) 522 31 15 - 28 Fax: +43 (1) 522 31 17 Email: mayer@azw.at |
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