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What/Next

Lehrstuhl für Planungstheorie

What/Next ist der Blog zur Fachzeitschrift Planung neu denken. Die Zeitschrift und der Blog werden heraus-gegeben vom Lehrstuhl für Planungstheorie und Stadtentwicklung der RWTH Aachen University. What/Next entsteht in einem Netzwerk aus Fachleuten aus Wissenschaft und Praxis. Der Blog ist offen für Mitwirkende und Beitragende aus verschiedenen Disziplinen, Institutionen und Ländern.

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00:40:38

Johannes Suitner – Past, present, future. Planning in...

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2025/04/28

In the future-oriented discipline of urban planning, the influence of the past on current decisions is chronically underrepresented. Yet, time plays a key role. The analysis of social phenomena and their transformation provides a structural perspective on urban space in temporal terms. There is a strong connection between today’s approach to planning and the evolution of planning as a discipline, and this connection influences our decisions for the future. In this episode, Johannes Suitner

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00:47:59

Filipa Matos Wunderlich – Temporal Urban Design:...

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2025/04/07

Informed by multiple disciplinary debates including critical theory, relativity theory and quantum physics, and musicology, Temporal Urban Design is a comprehensive new theory and methodological approach to the aesthetics of time and rhythm in the city. In this third episode of Time/Out, Filipa Matos Wunderlich shares her path to conceptualizing place-temporality and learning how to map and represent the performative aesthetic of time through rhythm in different built environments. Her thinking

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01:18:22

Burgdorff, Hasche, Kühnhenrich & Raabe –...

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2025/03/17

In order to initiate and implement conversion on a much larger scale, we need a change in our current culture - in planning, in building, and also in the way we use, think about, and imagine space. In this discussion we continue the debate on planning cultures of conversion. University and institutional research meets practice. We are building on the impulses and discussions of our jointly organized symposium at tu! Hambach 2024, which we organized together. We were on site in a region undergoing

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01:20:50

Köddermann, Kolbert & Tvrtković – Planungskulturen...

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2025/02/27

There is currently a lot of discussion about conversion (culture), building and spatial change. There are many reasons for turning to and using existing material as well as social and cultural resources in existing buildings and settlements. These include the ongoing consumption of resources, the release of CO2 and the production of waste in the construction industry, the unchecked consumption of land in the development of settlements and infrastructure, and the complex forms of structural economic,

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01:09:04

Gelhausen, Körber & Noack – Temporäre Universität...

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2024/05/28

The Temporary University Hambach is an innovative format for cooperation and collaboration, mutual learning, encounters and the organisation of people, initiatives and institutions that are committed to the long-term success of structural change in the Rhenish lignite mining region. Under the motto "Do something, join in!", the tu! 2024 project days will take place in June - a joint initiative of the RWTH with the transformation platform REVIERa, Neuland Hambach GmbH and the municipality

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01:03:47

Fischer, Graef, Shapiro & Vellani – Transformatives...

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2024/04/12

Small and medium-sized cities were both the subject and the site of research and development in the Research Training Group "Medium-Sized Cities as Co-Participation Cities ". In addition to the group of twelve doctoral students, a network of 40 small and medium-sized cities was established and developed into a space of discussion and resonance for the specific concerns and resources of these cities. The transformative work and knowledge transfer was based on an agent-based approach, which

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01:15:10

Veith, Macdonald & Egermann – Trialogische Kontakte...

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2024/04/04

In urban development, new forms of governance are constantly being called for in order to develop cities sustainably. In recent years, there has been an increase in cooperation between city makers from organised civil society, urban planners and developers from administrations and researchers – a trialogue rather than just a dialogue. But what exactly does this trialogue look like on the ground? What factors characterise cooperation? And what could and should it look like in the future in order to

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00:36:30

Hannes Langguth – From Future Anticipation to...

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2024/03/27

From Future Anticipation to Deep-time Thinking: Asserting the production of time inherently implies acknowledging the diversity of temporal experiences that are embedded in different cultures, geographies, economic and political systems. In this second episode, we talk with Hannes Langguth who analyses Time as an (infra)structuring element in the future-making of the urban that allows for crucial insights into the construction of power and inequality. He further suggests we consider time as a key

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00:30:13

Saskia van Stein – The Science Underpinning Change

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2023/12/18

Science Underpinning Change: Understanding and showing the relevance of time to people of diverse ages and backgrounds can be not only a theoretical but a creative and cultural challenge. In this inaugural interview with Saska van Stein, the Time Out team uncover the initial processes and thinking that enabled and inspired the International Architecture Biënnale Rotterdam to organize, curate, and host the 2022 biennale It’s About Time.Den Wandel wissenschaftlich untermauern: Die Relevanz von Zeit

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00:27:38

Kathrin Krienke and Christian Wild von Hohenborn –...

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2022/05/16

Senf.koeln is a platform for participation founded in Cologne by a multidisciplinary team of students united by their love for the city and motivation to make it even better. Senf.koeln ist eine Beteiligungsplattform, die von einem multidisziplinären Team von Studierenden in Köln gegründet wurde. Sie sind vereint von ihrer Liebe für die Stadt und von der Motivation, sie noch schöner zu machen. You can find the blog What/Next at www.planung-neu-denken.de Music: Elephants on Parade by Podington Bear

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00:47:01

Hebert, Rabe & Willinger – Mit Narrativen Stadt machen

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2021/08/31

Storytelling is becoming increasingly important for citymaking. But what exactly are so-called narratives and what possibilities arise from working with them? In this podcast, three guests from Bonn, Hamburg and Berlin are getting down to the essence of storytelling. They report on their own planning and research projects, discuss their concept of planning and provide tips for use in practice. Geschichtenerzählen wird immer wichtiger fürs Stadtmachen. Doch worum geht es bei sogenannten Narrativen

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00:35:30

Sascha Kullak – Quartiersmanagement von unten nach oben

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2021/05/28

The Hansaforum in Münster has become a brand. With its origins in the B-Side, an up-and-coming socio-cultural center in the Münster harbor, the initiative, which is funded by the Federal Institute for Building, Urban and Spatial Research, activates the community spirit in the neighborhood. Das Hansaforum in Münster ist mittlerweile eine Marke. Mit seinen Ursprüngen in der B-Side, einem aufstrebenden soziokulturellen Zentrum im Münsteraner Hafen, aktiviert die Initiative, die durch das Bundesinstitut

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00:52:52

Michler, Nehm & Pereira – Das Wissen der Vielen...

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2021/05/21

A city is developed by many – individuals, groups and organizations with different experiences, backgrounds and demands. Awareness of the diversity of stakeholders seems to be growing among planning practitioners. What does this imply for urban development and for the design of processes? Lea Fischer and Agnes Förster explore these and other questions, representative for the Research Training Group Mittelstadt als Mitmachstadt (funded by Robert Bosch Stiftung), in conversation with Annegret Michler,

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00:59:08

Jungmann, Neuhöfer-Avdić & Neufeld – Wissen und...

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2021/05/03

In order to be able to cope with the complex transformation tasks of our time, it is necessary to strengthen local links. By promoting a moderated exchange between different institutions and civil society, a breeding ground for change is created in small medium-sized cities. This requires places and formats of encounter to jointly develop new ideas and alliances. In the future, these synapses must be consciously considered in planning in order to improve the future competencies of the cities. Um den

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00:34:48

Chris Herrmann – We Activate and Support Urban...

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2021/03/22

With Quartier U1 in Nuremberg, the Urban Lab team is pursuing the goal of introducing actors from urban and civil society to help shape the city. The core business is imparting knowledge and practical guidance on all aspects of promoting low-threshold offers in the district. The reason for the project was pilot funding from the national urban development policy “Shaping the city together!” in 2018. Mit dem Quartier U1 in Nürnberg verfolgt das Team von Urban Lab das Ziel, Akteure aus der Stadt- und

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00:26:51

Stefan Rettich – Urban Space is a Resonating Body

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2020/12/11

The public urbanspace – made of open spaces and the corresponding ground floor zones – is available to residents and users in a certain way. Now these spaces are no longer used, or they are used in a different way. Stefan Rettich is researching the potential of obsolete functions and their relations to public spaces and how we can develop the city to make it less vulnerable in the future. Der öffentliche Stadtraum– bestehend aus Freiräumen und den dazugehörenden Erdgeschosszonen– steht für

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00:27:26

Simone Egger – The City as Experimental Setup

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2020/12/02

How do we know where to look for understanding what is happening in and to our urban societies? Right now, as urban researchers, we find ourselves presented with a huge experiment whose outcomes are yet hard to guess. Simone Egger, cultural scientist, is an active participant and observer of the urban community. What/Next spoke to her about what she sees, where to look und how this moment can be arranged in time. Woher wissen wir, wo wir hinschauen müssen, um zu verstehen, was in und mit unseren

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00:31:45

Marcus Menzl – Quartiere im Entstehen gestalten

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2020/11/24

Neighborhoods take on important social functions: As a place to live and identify, as an everyday and focal point, as a place of learning, of experience and care, quarters can satisfy a multitude of basic human needs. But lively and livable neighborhoods don't just grow out of nothing. Their creation and development must be supported. The team of What/Next spoke to Prof. Marcus Menzl. At the interface between science and practice, he knows what is crucial in the development of a district and also

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00:35:24

Philippe Cabane – Planning Means to Prepare the...

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2020/11/24

We know now: Google and Amazon are the big winners in the pandemic. At the same time, vacancy rates in the cities continue to unfold. The intergenerational contract is in danger of being desocialized, and the culture of physical encounter in our cities comes close to a standstill. What/Next spoke to Philippe Cabane, urban sociologist based in Basel, Switzerland, reflecting on those developments and drawing opportunities from it. Jetzt wissen wir: Google und Amazon sind die großen Gewinner in Zeiten

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00:25:46

Robert Ambrée – Was ist unser gemeinsames Ziel, das...

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2020/10/15

The Corona crisis triggers reflection on existing projects and activities: Which activities really fit into the neighborhood? Are the existing projects sustainable and targeted and do they reach the people they are supposed to reach? The team of What Next spoke to Robert Ambrée from the Montag Foundation about the progress of the projects in Corona times. Die Corona-Krise und der damit verknüpfte Lockdown geben Anstoß zur Reflexion bestehender Projekte und Aktivitäten: Welche Aktivitäten passen

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