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Title: | Projections 5: Tales of the allotment | Contributors/Performers: | SOENEN, Ruth DEVISCH, Oswald BERNAKIEWICZ, Iwert BRUSATTO, Geoffrey KLAPS, Johannes DEVISCH, Oswald ROOSEN, Barbara VAN DE WEIJER, Marijn VERBEECK, Griet MARTENS, Sarah ROOSEN, Barbara DEVISCH, Oswald |
Issue Date: | 2015 | Abstract: | With the series Projections VAI and deSingel give stage to urban and architectural research in Flanders. Tales of the Allotment presents research about societal challenges of residential subdivision: under-usage, big ecological footprint, too little differentiation, unsalable houses, social tensions, etc. The main question of the exhibition is how to initiate a transition process towards a sustainable transformation of these subdivisions. The underlying hypothesis is that this would require a collective learning process among all those involved in such a subdivision. The exhibition tells five stories in which inhabitants, policy makers, designers, researchers and organisations initiate (and sustain) such a learning process and experiment with forms of collective habitation, small-scale business activities, generating renewable energy together, new coalitions and so on. | Keywords: | retrofitting; residential subdivisions; collective learning process | Document URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1942/20164 | Link to publication/dataset: | Sels, G 2015, Woningen door het volk, De Standaard 10-11 October, C10-11. http://www.onserfdeel.be/en/blogs/detail/voorbij-de-baksteen-in-de-maag-de-expositie-verkavelingsverhalen-in-antwerpen T’Jonck 2016, Verkavelingsdromen, A+257 |
Discipline: | design en architectuur | Research Context: | This exhibition is based upon different projects of the research cluster ‘Spatial Capacity Building’ | Impact Description: | 1 Building capacity in dealing with societal challenges of residential subdivisions / Launching broad debate: two workshops with local authorities; guided group visits of architectural students, local authorities (Gecero’s, Atria) and VRP; wide range of visitors in deSingel; Opening debate (200 people). 2. Building knowledge: two design workshops held during the exhibition upon spatial transition processes with practitioners and experts. This data will be valorised within the frame of PhD Research on residential subdivisions (Barbara Roosen), publication of a book, scientific articles and the traveling exhibition. | Related Info: | Vlaams Architectuur Instituut (VAI) deSingel, international Arts Campus Ar-Tur, centrum voor Architectuur, stedelijkheid en landschap Limburgse Proeftuinen, financed by IWT Flanders, organised by Dubolimburg in collaboration with a consortium of municipalities, social organisations, commercial entreprises and research institutes Doctoral Research Marijn van de Weijer, “Reconfiguration, Replacement or Removal? Evaluating the Flemish Post-War Detached Dwelling and its Part in Contemporary Spatial Planning and Architecture, finished in 2014 (KU Leuven and UHasselt) Inspiratietraject Wonen (AR-TUR and Stadsregio Turnhout) Doctoral Research Barbara Roosen, ‘Residential Subdivisions in Flanders from 1960 to 1980: Commons as a mode for durabel chance’, ongoing (Uhasselt) The Future is Today. Godsheide in 2024 (Sarah Martens and Liesbeth Huybrechts, Uhasselt) |
Category: | AOR | Type: | Artistic/designerly creation |
Appears in Collections: | Artistic/designerly creations |
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