Interkultureller Generationenpark (Inter-cultural Generations Park) Dessau, Germany
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Rationale: Why is this case interesting?
The foundation ‘Stiftung Bauhaus Dessau’ and the city council of Dessau – Roßlau created a new procedure ‘Planning in dialogues’ for this project. Therefore they invited 3 planning – teams. There was a direct confrontation with the ideas and wishes of the stakeholders. The results of the group meetings directly affected the first sketches of the planning – teams in the first public workshops. The participants themselves could also see, how the planners are working and could comment on the first sketches.
Author's personal background
Bachelor of Engineering in Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning in 2009 at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences. Bachelor Thesis: “Patterns für kreative Stadtmacher”. During the last three years student assistant at a Landscape Architecture office in Magdeburg.
Process Biography Scheme
The project was initiated by the city council of Dessau-Roßlau and Stiftung Bauhaus Dessau (foundation). This city is situated in north east of Germany near Magdeburg, with a population of 88.693 people. The Park is situated in the center of the city Dessau.
When was public participation most intensive?
As you can see in the process biography above, it was at the beginning - the time where the first sketches were developed until the final decision, which plan will developed further to rebuild this park.
Which participation tools have been applied?
There was a wide range of different tools. They used co – knowing tools (park newspaper, park website, exhibitions) as well as co – operating tools (opinion survey – workshops with mediation, creative sessions with children). The participation procedure was always accompanied by several festivities and a lot of events in the park – to make sure that the stakeholders are more and more interested, to increase the acceptance of this project and to initiate networking and a feeling of responsibility in the public for their own park of generations.
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