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The Battle Between Working And Living In Current Spatial Development

Merwe-Vierhaven. Photo: Ana Luisa Moura, Rotterdam 2019
Merwe-Vierhaven. Photo: Ana Luisa Moura, Rotterdam 2019

To what extent does the introduction of housing in business terrains contribute to its sustainable redevelopment and innovative potential? What are the consequences of mixing living and working environments from both an economic and governance perspective? Are we ready to leave behind functional segregation in urban planning and pursuit an integral approach to diverse spatial agendas?

date
19/09/2019
time
19:00 – 21:00
language
Dutch
also this evening

17:30-19:00 Book launch: Nature-Inclusive Design in the City

18:00-19:30 Thursday Bite 

19:00-21:00 Guest Programme: The Battle Between Working And Living In Current Spatial Development

19:00-21:00 Night Shift How was it? A summary of all the conferences you had to miss

19:30-21:00 Design Dialogues: Ghostwriting Files x Onomatopee

20:00-22:00 Guest Programme Marathon: The City That Never Sleeps

Museum is free of charge from 17:00-21:00 

location

Het Nieuwe Instituut
Museumpark 25
3015 CB Rotterdam

entrance

Free entrance, RSVP via ticket link 

tickets

Speakers are Gido ten Dolle, Director Urban Development, Municipality of Delft (Urbanization Alliance (“Verstedelijkingsalliantie”) and the redevelopment of the Schieoevers), Elisabeth Boersma, Urban Developer BPDi, BPD Developers (Redevelopment of business terrains and the restructuring of housing corporations in Eindhoven and Tilburg). Debate moderated by Paul Gerretsen

Architecture of Labour 

This lecture is part of 'Architecture of Labour', runs between March and December 2019, and is organised by Deltametropolis Association. The programme is part of the Guest Programme of Thursday Night Live!

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Thursday Night Live! is a weekly programme of lectures, screenings and discussions on architecture, design and digital culture. Developments and critical insights are discussed by thinkers, designers and makers from the Netherlands and abroad.