The Spinelli FreiRaumlab is very pleased to announce the international symposium on 12 and 13 July 2023, the concept of which was developed by Sally Below and Christopher Dell in cooperation with the Project Group Conversion City of Mannheim.

The symposium will take place at the BUGA Mannheim.

We ask experts: What instruments does planning have to react appropriately to real developments in the city? How can it flexibly face urban diversity, make it available and experienceable? How can it unearth the treasures of the city? How can new collaborative processes emerge, and what practice spaces do we need for this?

The initiators of the Spinelli FreiRaumLab will present the network and its work in the plenary session on the morning of 13 July.

Other contributors:
Andrea Benze, Professor of Urban Planning and Theory of the City, Munich University of Applied Sciences, Davide Brocchi, Social Scientist and Transformation Researcher, Cologne, Theo Deutinger, Architect, Flachau/Salzburg, Nanni Grau, Frank Schönert, Hütten & Paläste, Berlin, Maren Harnack, Professor of Urban Planning and Urban Design at the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, Karl-Heinz Imhäuser, Director Montag Stiftung Denkwerkstatt, Bonn, Eva de Klerk, Bottom-Up Urban Planner, Amsterdam, Bernd Kniess, Professor of Urban Design at the HafenCity University Hamburg, Christoph Küffer, Settlement Ecologist, Professor at the ILF Institute for Landscape and Open Space, OST Ostschweizer Fachhochschule, Hilmar von Lojewski, Councillor and Head of the Department for Urban Development, Building, Housing and Transport at the Deutscher Städetag, Leona Lynen, Director of ZUsammenKUNFT Berlin eG, Tabea Michaelis, Ben Pohl, Denkstatt sàrl, Basel/Zurich, Renée Tribble, Professor of Urban Planning, Urban Land Use Planning and Process Design at the Technical University of Dortmund, Stefan Rettich, Professor at the Department of Urban Planning, University of Kassel, Jean-Philippe Vassal, Lacaton & Vassal, #urbandesign #architecture

 

download the full program here