ALTERNATIVES TO THE HOUSING CRISIS: CASE STUDY VIENNA
Using Vienna as a case study, this lecture explores the relationship of affordable housing to urban planning politics and will discuss historic and current housing policies, not least in a critical cross-analysis with the Vancouver case.
Touching upon the re-articulated model function of 1920s Red Vienna, Gabu Heindl will present her approach to combining strong claims (Setzungen) in public planning with a critique of paternalistic governance and with maintaining zones of contact with popular agency.
Click here for more information on the Vienna Model.
Touching upon the re-articulated model function of 1920s Red Vienna, Gabu Heindl will present her approach to combining strong claims (Setzungen) in public planning with a critique of paternalistic governance and with maintaining zones of contact with popular agency.
Click here for more information on the Vienna Model.
Gabu Heindl is an architect/urban planner and theorist in Vienna, Austria. Her practice (GABU Heindl Architecture) specializes in public interventions, cultural and social buildings, urban research and planning. Her current research focuses on a post-foundational theory of planning politics with regard to radical democracy in contemporary urbanism.
Friday, May 19
7:00 pm
Djavad Mowafaghian World Art Centre, Goldcorp Centre for the Arts – 149 West Hastings
Friday, May 19
7:00 pm
Djavad Mowafaghian World Art Centre, Goldcorp Centre for the Arts – 149 West Hastings
