ULI 19OCT17 Dublin Sevcik Handout · FUTURE DUBLIN Strategies for cities in the 21st Century ULI...
Transcript of ULI 19OCT17 Dublin Sevcik Handout · FUTURE DUBLIN Strategies for cities in the 21st Century ULI...
FUTURE DUBLINStrategies for cities in the 21st Century ULI DUBLIN 19OCT17
THOMAS SEVCIK, CEO ARTHESIAHandout Version for
Conference Delegates
Three Key Drivers for Tomorrow’s Cities
Intra-nation conflicts (incl. urban vs rural)
Digitalization
“Theme park” core vs. dynamic/”new” outer city areas
coast vs. interior metros vs. small towns
urban vs rural
rapidurbanization
new megacities
collapsingmegacities
shrinking cities
initial urbanproblems
migration
proto-urbanstructures
Phase 1 (~1950): Suburbanization
Phase 2 (~2000): Return to the urban core
Phase 3 (~now): Intermediate city
2nd homesTourism Global brands onlyArt market/”Art World”/show-off-museumsAirBnB-Economy“Quasi-entrepreneurship”Themeparkization “Slowing-down” / freeze in time / NIMBYism
THIS IS ALSO
RELEVANT
FOR DUBLIN !
The Potential in the Intermediate City
Digitalization of urbanity
Redefinition of "Zoning"
Experiments in architecture, urban planning and engineering
Not everything is final; temporary structures and solutions fine
money
culture
SHANGHAILOS ANGELESLONDON
RIO DE JANEIROBERLINCAPE TOWN
CHICAGOFRANKFURTSINGAPORE
ZURICHSEATTLEDUBLIN ?
DUBLIN’s MID-SIZED CITY SQUEEZE
D too small to be a world city
too big to relyon one sector
Zurich / Vienna / Munich:quality of life; excellence
Frankfurt / Singapore:the pragmatic world city
Seattle / Stockholmthe tech boutique
Barcelona / Praguetourism & ...
DUBLIN’s MID-SIZED CITY SQUEEZE
D too small to be a world city
too big to relyon one sector
Zurich / Vienna / Munich:quality of life; excellence
Frankfurt / Singapore:the pragmatic world city
Seattle / Stockholmthe tech boutique
Barcelona / Praguetourism & ...
DUBLIN CAN LEARN FROM... ATLANTA
-> creating meaningful/attractive sub-centers in the “intermediate city”.
KEY INGREDIENTS FOR DUBLIN
• quality of life in all aspects - including infrastructure
• zoning regulations review: surprising mix of functions
• opportunities in the “intermediate city”
• overcome fragmentation (political, planning, strategy, etc)
• micro-living, urban agriculture, work/live-spaces