Deltacities Def

Business Development

INNOVATIVE BUILDING APPs

& URBAN APPs

based on

sustainability concepts &

flexibility strategies

Welcome!DELTA CITY OF THE FUTURE

International Design Competition

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Changing perspectives

Ir GERMAINE SANDERS BNSP

Business Developerarchitect urbanist

studioprofessor MSc TU-D : Urban Design en Strategy.

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Germaine Sanders Business Development

Climate Change: to garantee safe and sustainable urbanity

• To restructure residential urban area

• To provide for transition of urban functions

(.. New Industry, Climate control, Social economical environmental conditions,

Traffic..)

• Campus developments

(chain programming ..combination of residence, social/health care, education)

• Multi Functional Accomodation

(..strategical civil buildings for flexible use)

CHANGING PERSPECTIVES

CHALLENGING ASSIGNMENTS OF URBAN TRANSFORMATION:



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Research Design & Business Development

URBAN APPs*



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*URBAN APPLICATIONS are:

additional infrastructure and serial built up components to

improve neighborhoods, districts and regions, to provide desired

and vital up grading of (urban) areas .


Climate Change: to supply safe, flexible and sustainable shelter and dwelling

• Retro fitting of buildings and built up area

• Flexible floorspace use

(.. residential, workspace, office, multi-cultural events, monumental space,

dynamic space, ultimate shelter)

• Technical ARCHITECTURAL APPLICATIONS

• Technical URBAN APPLICATIONS



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CHANGING PERSPECTIVES

CHALLENGING ASSIGNMENTS OF SAFETY FOR CITIZENS


INNOVATIVE ARCHITECTURAL APPs*



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*ARCHITECTURAL APPLICATIONS are:

additional construction and serial components for building

modifications, to upgrade existing buildings and building stock.


VITAL AREA UPGRADING:

It happens S L O W L Y all the time….

No one can direct it all alone !



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VITAL AREA UPGRADING = to qualify durable change

Change FUNCTION

Change VALUE

Change CHARACTER

Change APPEARANCE

Change DYNAMICS



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DESIGN FOR

CHANGE

and

FLEXIBLE SHARING..



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WHO DESIGNS CITIES?



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AMBITION

LAW & RULES

COMMISIONERS/ INVESTORSPOLITICIANS/ GOVERNORS

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GOVERNANCE

KNOWLEDGE

IMAGE &

IDENTITY

PROJECTS

VALUE €

RESEARCHERS

Co-production

CITIZEN



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Design for future

value

and

urban safety


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statementThere is a task for planners and designers to develop

new design tools and methods as a need for effective design

in practices and processes of multi stakeholder alliances.

Urban design and building typology

must allow

definition of

flexible ownership in place and in time.



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Design for future

value

of

urban space



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statement

Urban design in general has been accepted as key to a better urban

environment. However as we move on, urban design should evolve to create

public space and design to accommodate urban living of

greater sustainability.

Urban design and building typology

must allow

definition of

space ownership and building ownership

in much more flexible ways.



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Design for value

of

shared desire®



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Planners and designers are confronted by an increasing variety of

stakeholders, individual people and organisations of people with

shared interest or better, with share desire®.

Planners and designers need to analyse

what these stakeholders value

and

why they would be interested to

participate in the local spatial

agenda on

the search of Sustainable Urban

Form.

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SHARED

DESIRE®



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Actual urban questions:

To match these economical strategies with programmes for design

we need to investigate questions like:

☼ who values and when?or:

☼ how do we value sustainable projects?



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²FLUX meander-method for complexity planning

ANALYSIS of the

DEVELOPMENT challenges

MOBILISING AND

ORGANIZING FOR FREEDOM of

STAKEHOLDERS

ANALYSIS OF THE

DESIGN STATEMENT

Feasibility

CORPORATE PERFORMANCE

Feasibility AND SUSTAINABLE

CULTURAL PERFORMANCE

Feasibility

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

MARKET VALUE/

IDENTITY / INVOLVEMENT

SUSTAINABLE INVESTMENT /

VALUE DEVELOPMENT / C2C!

URBAN design,

ARCHITECTURE AND

Public Space DRAFT

PROJECT RESULTS /

time-money quality!

OWNERS & USERS FORMTHE PROJECT

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Shared desire

Gedeeld verlangenPlan for SHARED DESIRE

P l a

n f

a s

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SHARED



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VALUE CREATION

on


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to DESIGN, to INVEST AND to REALIZE

FOR

CHANGE

and

FLEXIBLE SHARING..



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LONG TERM STRATEGIES

in area transformation• To guarentee long term

ideological incentives

• To support political and social

task forces

• To benefit from local

connection

• To manage real estate

positions

• To have financial strength

• To show valued incentives for development

• To mobilize Stakeholders and to organize them based on SHARED INTEREST

• To make investment strategies flexible

• To find out integrated control of desired future value

SHORT TERM STRATEGIES

in area transformation

• Taking Opportunities

• Get organized and stay flexible, focussed and creative still

• Be smart and enjoy business

• Innovate and do business

MID TERM STRATEGIES

in area transformation

URBAN TRANSFORMATION AREAS

HOWEVER:

WHO IS IN CHARGE,

when and where..


PORTS CITY,

CITY LIFE,

VALUATION

MIND MAPS!

HISTORY of URBAN TRANSFORMATION AREAS

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SCALE of URBAN TRANSFORMATION AREAS



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CENTRAL ROTTERDAMTYPE of URBAN TRANSFORMATION AREAS

You are here


CENTRAL ROTTERDAMACTUAL URBAN TRANSFORMATION AREAS

IDEA..Climate Campus ? !



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Each campus has a successful

renewable power source..

SENSE.. DELTA CITY OF THE FUTURE


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NEED..Who will be the power source

in this case?

Philips High Tech Campus

Oxford University Colleges Campus

Farmers Research Campus

High tech Twente

THINK OF..

Is there a lasting power of

CLIMATE CAMPUS IN

VIERHAVENS/ FRUITPORT?

QUESTION.. DELTA CITY OF THE FUTURE


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GERMAINE SANDERS, Kristal MC² conceptontwikkeling voor projectgestuurde transformatie van stedelijk gebied OPPS SYMPOSIUM TRANSFORMATIE, NOV ‘08

How to connect

Initiatives and Investments

THE MOMENT ! THE SCALE !

potential IMAGE of RECYCLING!You are here now



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THINK OF..

VISION FOR FUTURE..INCENTIVES

ACTORS WITH SHARED DESIRE

FLEXIBLE INVESTMENT STRATEGY!



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MAKE OPERATIONAL..

IDENTITY CARRIERS = / = TRENDY BUILDINGS

BUT ALSO

SMART AND SPECTAULAIR RECYCLING

AND IMPRESSIVE SUSTAINABILITY TECHNOLOGY

•INVESTING IN IMAGE!

•NUISANCE IS ALLOWED

•SLOW TECHNIQUE IS STRENGHT

•LARGE SCALE IS SEXY EXPOSURE!


DREAM OF. .

http://www.london2012.com/photos/resized/2009/4/1/fullsize/building-being-dismantled-1.jpg

THINK GLOBAL ACT LOCAL

AREA MARKETING!

THINK GLOBAL ACT LOCAL

THINK BIG,

START SMALL,

ACT NOW!



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WATCH OUT

WHAT HAPPENS AROUND YOU..

Heijplaat: URBAN VILLAGE IN THE DELTADELTA CITY OF THE FUTURE


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Changing perspectivesLOOK AT..

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Maassluis Vlaardingen Schiedam Delfshaven Central Rotterdam

Heijplaat: URBAN VILLAGE IN THE Delta Metropolitan Area

w o

NPOSITIONING..

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Heijplaat: urban village on the riverbanks in the Delta

Hoogvliet

Hoogvliet

Oud- Beijerland

Poortugaal

Rhoon

Pernis

POSITIONING..

What goes on?

Recycle city

Urban rooftop

PARK

Skill city

Katendrecht park

Free State

Public Water

Transport

station

RDM campus

Services cluster

New New

Village

Urban Farming

clean energie production

Old Village

Quarantaine

domain and local

BEACH



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CONSIDERING..

shared AMBITIONS, shared PLANNING

Wijde Blik

Quarantaine area

freedom, beach,

arts and culture

PUBLIC

TRANSPORT

over water

Arrival an

departure

RE-use/ cradle2cradle

LEARNING,

Creating and

innovating

DWELLING

survive

Meet / breeding

sports and games /

Energy production

Voorzieningen cluster

House construction job in spaceDreaming

DWELLINGLiving and

Boat building / job Boats

Energy production

RDM campus

PLAYING

PORT

ACTIVITIES

PORT

ACTIVITIES



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Changing perspectivesNAME IT, FRAME IT, MAP IT..

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BUT WHY?for

change

and

flexible sharing..



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Ecological sustainability

PLANET

PROFITEconomical sustainability

PEOPLESocial sustainability

Ecological sustainability

PLANET

PEOPLESocial / political value

Economical sustainability

PROJECT

PROSPERITYFuture value

future value?

3P’s: Brundtland rapport) 4P’s:Duurzaam bouwen (DUBO / Duivesteijn et al/see: www.4ptetraeder)

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WHERE does

it HAPPENDELTA CITY OF THE FUTURE


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HOW does it HAPPEN?

PLANET Ecological /

Political future value

PEOPLESocial/

political /

cultural future value

PROSPERITYfuture value

²FLUX methode G(ebruiker) INDIVIDUAL value

G(eluk) HAPPINESS desire

G(rondstoffen) RAW MATERIALS recycling

G(ebouw) BUILDING economy

G(eld) MONEY flows

G(ebied) AREA value

G(emeenschap) COMMUNITY value

Economical future value creation

SUSTAINABLE PROJECT

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Method to design Sustainable urban projects

G’S

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BUILDING/

Gebouw

The spatialtechnical -andfunctionalvalues of abuilding or aspatialobject.

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USER/ Gebruiker

The valuation of

properties

and the building of

the area,

in line with the

identity, experience

and quality

requirements

of users

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AREA/ Gebied

The spatialandeconomicvalueof the area/ the place

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COMMUNITY/

Gemeenschap

The measurement of quality of buildings and territory

provide conditions for a functioning community and social vitality and

empowerment.

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..some years ago in the news..Our society objective should be hapinessabove dynamic efficiency

ECONOMY OF HAPPINESS..

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MISSION

GInter-connection

and Great pleasure!

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EXPERTISE

Mutual forces

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€

shared desire

Freedom!

Design for value

of

public lifeUrbanAPPs & ArchAPPS will modify

urban context to new social economical

and cultural

circumstances.



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In new scenarios created by complex interactions between stakeholders,

public space is the result of complex negotiations that need to be

managed using tools such as:

a. Concept plans and formulas for urban area.

b. System designs for sustainability.

c. Strategic Master plans and definition of Strategic Projects

d. Prototypes of building/ program concepts

And so on..

It is common sense that all parties need each other to realise sustainable

urban space for sustainable urban life of people together.

This ambition is an exciting one meanwhile a never-ending story, the

ever ongoing story of the shared desire that is the vital power for

successful future value.

Urban APPs and ArchAPPs do organise people’s freedom to participate in

the planning and designing of New Urban Forms

while realizing projects together without having to share everything?

How will this be relevant for further practical experiment as well as for

theoretical study?



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THE PROCES

Good Sports!

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statement

It is the actual need for more sustainable solutions of spatial

problems that raises the ultimate new urban question.

And still, the need for more sustainable solutions of spatial problems

is primarily a fundamental social economical problem

to be reflected on by urban planners and designers

when (re)shaping cities and when calculating urban projects

for the metropolitan.

We notice that urban design culture is shifting

towards a culture of

designing for smart urban life,

eventually..



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THANK YOU !



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