Yearbook urban renewal
The Urban Renewal Yearbooks. Contributions from teaching and research at German-speaking universities are a series of publications by the Urban Renewal Working Group at German -speaking universities .
As part of the urban renewal discussion "after the establishment of German unity", the universities of TU Berlin , TU Hamburg-Harburg and University of Kassel , which were particularly relevant in the training for urban renewal at the time, formed the "Urban Renewal Working Group at German-speaking Universities" together with the TU Berlin as Publisher launched the urban renewal yearbook . In the spring of 1991 the first edition was available as the “Urban Renewal Yearbook 1990/1991”. After 26 years there are now 24 yearbooks (with three double volumes).
Participating universities and institutions
- TU Berlin (1990/91 to 2013)
- TU Hamburg-Harburg (1990/91 to 2004/2005), from 2006 HafenCity University Hamburg (2006/2007 to 2014/2015 ff.)
- University of Kassel (1990/91 to 1996; 2008 to 2017ff.)
- University of Dortmund (1992 to 2013)
- Bauhaus Dessau (1993 to 2000)
- Humboldt University Berlin (1997 to 2002)
- Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus (2003 to 2009)
- RWTH Aachen (2011 to 2017ff.)
- TU Kaiserslautern (from 2017)
editor
- 1990/1991: Ronald Kunze, Dirk Schubert, Max Welch Guerra
- 1992 to 1999: Ronald Kunze, Ursula von Petz, Dirk Schubert, Max Welch Guerra
- 2000: Uwe Altrock , Ronald Kunze, Ursula von Petz, Dirk Schubert, Max Welch Guerra
- 2001 to 2004/2005: Uwe Altrock, Ronald Kunze, Ursula von Petz, Dirk Schubert
- 2006/2007 to 2009: Uwe Altrock, Ronald Kunze, Elke Pahl-Weber , Ursula von Petz, Dirk Schubert
- 2010: Uwe Altrock, Ronald Kunze, Ursula von Petz, Dirk Schubert
- 2011 to 2014/2015: Uwe Altrock, Ronald Kunze, Gisela Schmitt, Dirk Schubert
- 2016: Uwe Altrock, Ronald Kunze, Holger Schmidt
- 2017 to 2021: Uwe Altrock, Ronald Kunze, Detlef Kurth, Gisela Schmitt, Holger Schmidt
Scientific Advisory Board
A scientific advisory board has been in place since 2009 to network the universities and other institutions relevant to the subject of urban renewal .
- Rainer Danielzyk, Institute for State and Urban Development Research (ILS) Dortmund, Leibniz University Hanover , Academy for Spatial Research and State Planning , Hanover
- Wolfgang Förster, City of Vienna, Department for Housing Research and International Relations (until 2013)
- Max Welch Guerra, Chair of Spatial Planning and Research, Bauhaus University Weimar
- Johann Jessen, Basics of Local and Regional Planning, University of Stuttgart
- Heike Liebmann, Leibniz Institute for Regional Development and Structural Planning (IRS), Erkner
- Kosta Mathey, Planning and Building in Non-European Regions (PAR), TU Darmstadt
- Christa Reicher, urban development, urban design and land-use planning, TU Dortmund
- Gisela Schmitt, Planning Theory and Urban Development, RWTH Aachen University (until 2010)
- Guido Spars, Economics of Planning and Building, Bergische Universität Wuppertal (until 2012)
- Angela Million (Uttke), Urban Planning and Settlement, TU Berlin (from 2011)
- Holger Schmidt , Urban Redevelopment and Urban Development, TU Kaiserslautern (2014/2015 to 2016)
publishing company
The Urban Renewal Yearbook is published from 1990/91 to 2013 by the library publishing house of the TU Berlin ( ISBN 978 3 7983 2645-3 ). The 2014/2015 edition is published by Uwe Altrock ( ISBN 978 3 937 735 14 6 ). The first eleven editions of the Urban Renewal Yearbook appear in a uniform white cover, and from 2002 onwards with a colored cover with changing basic colors. The yearbook urban renewal will be published by Springer Verlag from 2016
structure
The Urban Renewal Yearbook has an almost consistently maintained structure with five headings, which is introduced from 1998 onwards with a special focus.
- History and theory of urban renewal
- Fields of practice in urban renewal
- Urban renewal abroad
- Teaching and Research
- Reports and Reviews
Main topics
- 2004/2005: urban redevelopment
- 2006/2007: Urban Renewal and Landscape
- 2008: upgrading in urban redevelopment
- 2009: Megacities and Urban Renewal
- 2010: Infrastructure and urban redevelopment
- 2011: urban renewal and festivalization
- 2012: 40 years of urban development funding - 50 years of post-modernism
- 2013: The end of cautiousness?
- 2014/15: Beyond urban development funding
- 2016: Urban Renewal and Poverty
- 2017: Urban Renewal in United Germany - Review and Outlook
- 2018: District development in the Global South
- 2019: Urban renewal program
- 2020: Urban renewal in small and medium-sized towns
- 2021: Building culture in urban renewal
Specialist conferences at the University of Kassel
Since 2008, the publication of the yearbooks has been determined in terms of content by a preliminary conference at the Department of Urban Renewal and Urban Redevelopment at the University of Kassel.
- 2008: Mega-Cities between boom and powerlessness. Urban renewal and urban redevelopment in the growing metropolises of the south
- 2009: Less, more or different? Infrastructures in urban renewal
- 2010: urban renewal and festivalization
- 2011: Urban renewal in the post-modern era. 40 years of urban development funding
- 2012: The future of cautiousness
- 2013: Beyond urban development funding
- 2014: Urban Renewal and Poverty
- 2015: 25 years of the Urban Renewal Yearbook
- 2016: District development in the Global South
- 2017: Urban renewal program - Current challenges and developments between diversity and concentration
- 2018: Urban renewal in small and medium-sized towns (at TU Kaiserslautern)
- 2019: Building Culture in Urban Renewal - Instruments of Urban Design between Design Requirements and District Development (at the Center for Building Culture Rhineland-Palatinate in Mainz)
Reviews
The Urban Renewal Yearbook is regularly discussed in the trade press such as the trade journals Bauwelt , Forum Stadt , PlanerIn (der SRL ), RaumPlanung ( IfR ) etc.