27. Field Work Products and Outcomes (Selection) Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
28. Sundays`event ...the night before inviting citizens of the neighborhood to the event on Theordora squares, - with messages and roses Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
59. bad reputation of the area, social polarization and insecurity
60. decrease of economic activities (e.g. through closure of market; prohibition of informal vegetable market)
61. development of unsustainable tourism activities without local income generationSustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
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63. The area is family-friendly and widely recognized as a special place with a strong local identity as its residents are proud to belong here and actively participate in improving their neighborhood.
64. The area is an attractive place to visit also due to its system of high-quality open spaces offering various functions and recreational opportunities for all generations.
65. The area is famous for its pedestrian and bicycle-friendly environment and is attractive to access for all generations of residents, disadvantaged groups and tourists.
66. The area is appreciated for its lively local economy providing a wide range of activities and facilities meeting demands of both residents and tourists while ensuring a strong and sustainable basis for local income generation. Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
67. PILOT PROJECTS Management Instruments for Development of New Physical Interventions Historical Touristic Interconnections Improving Neighborhood Governance for Historic Restoration Economic and Physical Improvement of “Dobrobut” Market Synagogue at StaryRynok Community Platform at Theodora Square Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
73. Temporary uses, artistic interventionsHigh Castle VysokyjZamok Opera House Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
74. 1. Management Instruments for Development of New Physical Interventions Different approaches to new physical interventions Rehabilitation of an existing building New design in an empty plot Mixed approach Urban village Empty plot as a connector Rehabilitation of an appropriated space 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
75. 1. Management Instruments for Development of New Physical Interventions Restoration of an existing building - Future Neighbourhood Center 2. New design in an empty plot – Future Investments 3. Mixed approach– Open courtyards 4. Urban Village - Surroundings of buildings 5. Empty plot as a connector– Integrative spaces 6. Rehabilitation of an appropriated space– Youth center Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
80. 1. Management Instruments for Development of New Physical Interventions Management Instruments for Development of New Physical Interventions General objective: To physically safeguard the historic urban landscape while socially and economically revitalizing the neighborhood PARTICIPATION NEIGHBORHOOD INVESTMENT “If not us, who else???” Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
81. PILOT PROJECTS Management Instruments for Development of New Physical Interventions Historical Touristic Interconnections Improving Neighborhood Governance for Historic Restoration Economic and Physical Improvement of “Dobrobut” Market Synagogue at StaryRynok Community Platform at Theodora Square Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
82. 2. Historical Touristic Interconnections OBJECTIVE Improve connectivity of the neighborhood through use of non-motorized mobility circuit APPROACHES Bicycle circuit connecting historic religious center Pedestrian mobility in a North – South circuit Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
90. Development of heritage walkSustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
91. PILOT PROJECTS Management Instruments for Development of New Physical Interventions Historical Touristic Interconnections Improving Neighborhood Governance for Historic Restoration Economic and Physical Improvement of “Dobrobut” Market Synagogue at StaryRynok Community Platform at Theodora Square Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
121. Commercial and service sector Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
122. 3. Improving Neighborhood Governance for Historic Restoration University NGOs NGOs Residents Religious Institutions Tourist National Government OSBB Utility Company Heritage Dept. Business Owners ZhEK Neighborhood Center Municipality District Admin. Improved overall governance within community Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
123. PILOT PROJECTS Management Instruments for Development of New Physical Interventions Historical Touristic Interconnections Improving Neighborhood Governance for Historic Restoration Economic and Physical Improvement of “Dobrobut” Market Synagogue at StaryRynok Community Platform at Theodora Square Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
124. 4. Economic and Physical Improvement of “Dobrobut” Market Location Appearance Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
133. Improving living conditions & enhancing sustainable development of the areaSustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
134. PILOT PROJECTS Management Instruments for Development of New Physical Interventions Historical Touristic Interconnections Improving Neighborhood Governance for Historic Restoration Economic and Physical Improvement of “Dobrobut” Market Synagogue at StaryRynok Community Platform at Theodora Square Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
135. 5. Synagogue at StaryRynok Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
136. 5. Synagogue at StaryRynok Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
137. 5. Synagogue at StaryRynok Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
138. PILOT PROJECTS Management Instruments for Development of New Physical Interventions Historical Touristic Interconnections Improving Neighborhood Governance for Historic Restoration Economic and Physical Improvement of “Dobrobut” Market Synagogue at StaryRynok Community Platform at Theodora Square Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
148. Planning by participatory design and step-by-step processSustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
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150. support of the citizens – coordination of the process, development of guidelines for the design according to the local needs, involvement of artists/studentsSustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
151. 6. Community Platform at Theodora Square Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
152. 6. Community Platform at Theodora Square Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
153. CONCLUSION “Built in the past… Teodora Square in 1914 Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
154. CONCLUSION … walking to the future.” Teodora Square on May, 22nd Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
155. CONCLUSION “IF NOT US, WHO ELSE???” Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
156. धन्यवाद! ευχαριστίες! Danke! Gracias! 감사! Thank you! дякую! Təşəkkür! Shukrani! 谢谢! Merci! Obrigada! با تشکر! Sustainable Urban Rehabilitation of the Area of Pidzamche in L’viv
Hinweis der Redaktion
Thanks:-On behalf of the students of the UM Studies Program at TU Berlin -Members of the community, representatives of the municipal government. Members of the media -translators -Professors -GIZ, especially Ms. Lenka Voltoja- May 18-20: Groups of three to four researchers conducted field work based on the five thematic elements mentioned earlier -Research took the form of -Surveys and Interviews, observation, traffic and mobility assessment, inventories of building use and condition,
-Field work followed by period of rapid data processing -served to create tools for further analysis, such as the maps above-Also served to disseminate information obtained by each of the thematic groups with the other participants in the research project
-Field work followed by period of rapid data processing -served to create tools for further analysis, such as the maps above-Also served to disseminate information obtained by each of the thematic groups with the other participants in the research project
-Field work followed by period of rapid data processing -served to create tools for further analysis, such as the maps above-Also served to disseminate information obtained by each of the thematic groups with the other participants in the research project
-Following the data processing, each thematic research group prepared a SWOT analysis based on their findings, -focusing on the S W O T, inherent to the physical attributes and the specific socio-economic context identified in the focus area-After lengthy discussion, the elements of the thematic SWOT analyses were combined into what we have called an “Integrated SWOT Analysis” -We consider to be the most representative of the focus area as a whole-The results of this integrated SWOT analysis were used as a basis for and a justification of the proposed action areas of the pilot projects, the descriptions of which will form the majority of today’s presentation-To provide a background for these pilot projects, I will briefly introduce the results of the SWOT analysis of the focus area
-As you can see here , the results of the SWOT analysis were rather detailed-A large number of Strengths were identified in the area, including those relating to the -Meaning or Significance -Physical and Social Characteristics -Functional Uses -and Residential makeup
The group also identified favorable conditions, leading to the potential for a number of opportunities in the area,Namely-Possibility for tremendous improvement of the region that accompanies heightened awareness of the historic and cultural significance of the area-Possibility to increase mobility networks between, especially relating to the city center and Vysokj Zamok-Possibility to increase economic potential of the region-Use of open-spaces as multi-functional venues And-Use of the support and willingness of the residents to invest their own labor and capital into the neighborhood
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