PART I.
Pre-Forum - Student presentations - webbased
The Model Project Forum urban home box of IUDD students
OPENING 25.5. for offices, at home and anywhere else.
The forum box subsumes the reflective urban practice of 20 IUDD students reflecting the main project they worked on during their model project internship in winter 2019/2020 at distinguished companies and institutions.
PART II.
Live Sessions – webbased
9:00
Welcoming Prof. Dr. Bernd Nentwig, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
Introduction Reflective Urban Practice Philippe Schmidt, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
9:20 - 10:30 Pitch Critique & Discussion I
Discussion and Feedback to student presentations on their reflective urban practice
Model Project Partners and IUDD novice students comment and ask questions to the Model Project Students based on the pre-viewed presentations.
10:30 - 13:00 Forum Lectures by Model Project Partners
Partners contributing lectures to the Model Project Forum in Adobe Connect, followed by discussion
Design Method Public Space, Joyce van den Berg, Ruimte en Duurzaamheid (R&D), City of Amsterdam
Beyond Masterplanning, Enno Zuidema, MVRDV Rotterdam
Delta Urbanism, Anne Loes Nillesen, Defacto Architecture & Urbanism, Rotterdam
Urban Development in medium-sized cities: the case of Fellbach, Ulrich Dilger, City of Fellbach
13:00 – 14:00 Lunch break
14:00 - 16:30 Pitch Critique & Discussion II
Part I - ID
Integrated Development and Strategies
| ID 1 | Anna Gribatskaia (Russia) | Blankenburger Süden: Collaborative Urban Planning |
| ID 2 | Eva Beham (Germany) | Who owns the city?! |
| ID 3 | Maryam Paknafs (Iran) | Towards A More Livable, Walkable and Bike-friendly City; Fellbach's New City Center |
| ID 4 | Darío Corral López (Mexico) | The importance of low scale projects at a regional level. |
| ID 5 | Aishwarya Chila (India) | Addressing urban & green gentrification challenges associated with the revitalization of an industrial riverfront project in Minneapolis |
| ID 6 | Yuqi Wang (China) | Green Spaces – For a sustainable living environment |
Part I - UM
Urban Metabolism– Approaches for Sustainability
| UM 1 | Diellza Elshani (Kosovo) | Cognitive Urban Design Computing |
| UM 2 | Anja Constien (Germany) | HavenStad – Industrial Symbiosis as a circular Intervention |
| UM 3 | Anastasija Dukic (Serbia) | Integral Design Method for Public Space |
| UM 4 | Subhashree Nath (India) | Data Visualization as the key to Urban Transformation : Slum Atlas 2.0, Pune, India |
| UM 5 | Martina Benetollo (Italy) | Ideas for innovation in rapidly growing urban contexts: an IBA in Africa |
| UM 6 | Natalia Kopeikina (Russia) | Data has a better idea |
Part I - UD
Urban Design
| UD 1 | Bahar Amiri (Iran) | The evolution of Shenzhen from rural village to large metropolis. The case of the Hengli international building, a project by gmp. |
| UD 2 | Artem Gilmanov (Russia) | "How Much Land Does a Man Need?" Influence of Dutch urbanism in Russian urban development |
| UD 3 | Martin Oravec (Slovakia) | Brownfield regeneration – a corporate campus typology |
| UD 4 | Julien Bitar (Libanon) | Density and Block typologies |
| UD 5 | Luisa Correa (Brazil) | Urban Modeling and Simulation applied to a Masterplan Development |
| UD 6 | Ekaterina Vititneva (Russia) | WerkStadt Grasbrook: Parametric Masterplan for Grasbrook district, Hamburg |
| UD 7 | My Linh Nguyen Lam (Vietnam) | Polycentric City Regions: The transformation of Urban Growth in Yantai, China |