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D. Youssef, H. Dumke:
"Upscaling "Building and Planning Culture" to a Regional Level in Römerland Carnuntum (Lower Austria)";
Vortrag: REAL CORP 2021, Cities 20.50, Creating Habitats for the 3rd Millennium, Smart, Sustainable, Climate Neutral, BOKU Wien; 07.09.2021 - 10.09.2021; in: "Real Corp 2021", Wien (2021), ISBN: 978-3-9504945-0-1; S. 989 - 996.



Kurzfassung englisch:
Under the term "Baukultur" (building culture), there have been a large number of success stories in Austria
in the construction of new buildings or the renovation and transformation of existing buildings. But regional
planning and design advisory boards such as the Neusiedler See World Heritage Association (Burgenland,
Austria) or the "Rhätische Bahn" advisory board (Kanton Chur, Switzerland), institutionalized above single
municipal initiatives (Verein Welterbe Neusiedler See (Hrsg.), 2011; Clemens, n.d.), are still rare. Basically,
the term "building culture" (in German: "Baukultur") is much more popular than "spatial planning" (in
German: "Raumplanung"), but still misleading and incomplete. Building and planning projects are often
preceded by a "common history" during many years of discussion and decision-making processes with
different stakeholders, and various instruments involved on the local spatial planning level. Thus, a more
comprehensive term, instead of "building culture" would therefore be "building and planning culture" (in
German: "Bau- und Planungskultur").
This paper describes how the use as well as the procedure of a Regional Planning and Design Advisory
Board (REGB) is prototypically tested in a real-world laboratory, within the framework of a transdisciplinary
research project (RLC 2040). The goal is future institutionalisation within the regional development
association to aim for quality assurance in planning and building projects with regional relevance in the
Römerland Carnuntum region. The participatory workshops including municipality representatives and
interested citizens of the regional "future council" (an institutionalised civic platform) identified seven
characteristics to classify the regional relevance of building and planning projects. It can be stated that
basically every project is regionally relevant whose positive as well as negative impacts are clearly reaching
beyond effects on a single municipality. Based on this fundamental finding, the paper discusses the
construction and functioning of the catalogue of criteria used for project evaluations and the linkage of these
criteria to the five fields of action ("Handlungsfelder") developed for the vision of "RLC 2040". It also
explains the possible uses of the catalogue of criteria beyond project evaluations and what added value the
different types of the 30 municipalities from the "Römerland Carnuntum" region may gain by using this
toolbox. The paper concludes with a summary of the advantages and disadvantages of the advisory board
(REGB) draft.

Schlagworte:
transdisciplinary planning, regional design, advisory boards, regional development, building and planning culture


Elektronische Version der Publikation:
https://publik.tuwien.ac.at/files/publik_297190.pdf


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