May 27, 2009 - First group meeting WG 02
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- date: May 27, 2009
- notestaker: Isin Barut
- moderator: Heike Kaiser
- participants: Thelma Hisayasu, Isin Barut, Aycim Baskaya, Emel Baylan, Prof. Diedrich Bruns
Presentation of Case Studies (Tour de Table)
Thelma Hisayasu and Paulo Pellegrino: Agriculture as a green infrastructure element in Sao-Paulo urban fringe
South of San-Paulo:
- Flooding area
- Biosphere Reserve Area
- city is in this area
How agriculture is important for the city
- traditional land use / part of the green belt
- Agriculture sites also in the forest
- Creating integration in the city
for more information on this case study: Agriculture in São Paulo urban fringe
Isin Barut: Green Links for Wilhelmsburg
- Wilhelmsburg is a district of Hamburg
- Europe's biggest river island
- Inhabitants from different nationalities
- Creating green links for developing the status of the island
- Design and planning together
for more information on this case study: Green links for Wilhelmsburg
Aycim Baskaya: Istanbul as a Metropolitan City
- Biggest city of Turkey
- Urban growth, land fills and urban fringe
- 1990: unfunctional urban fringe areas(nowadays they are surrounded with residentials)
- Problems: Non-functional peri-urban, urban areas, landscape changes
for more information on this case study: Peri-Urban Areas of Istanbul
Emel Baylan: Van City and Lake
- Geographic location of Van on the Iranian border
- Lake Van = biggest lake of Turkey
- Lake landscapes effect the urban area
- Rural area due to different aspects (life qualities, land use etc.)
- What can landscape planning do:
- to contribute in the rural development and
- to increase the quality of life styles
for more information on this case study: The City of Van
Finding cross-cutting themes
- Agriculture in the urban fringe
- Agriculture as a green infrastructure element
- Green infrastructure
- Aesthetic quality
- Quality of life in rur-urban areas
- Flexibility of life styles
- Environmental quality
- Creating green links for wholeness
- Greenbelt, agriculture as a part of it
- Where rural starts
- Rur-urban
- Monitoring land-use change
- Integration in an urban area
- Dynamics flows between urban and peri-urban areas
Discussion of cross-cutting themes
- short introduction by participants about their offered core-themes
- discussing connections of the themes
- finding questions due to connected themes
Joint Questions for cross-cutting themes (suggested)
1. How may landscape architecture contribute to integration of different age groups, ethnics etc. in urban fringe?
- Integration in an urban area
- Quality of life in rur-urban areas
- Flexibility of life styles
2. How can the transformation process be connected with the landscape sub-typologies?
- where does rural start?
- Rur-urban
- Dynamics flows between urban and peri-urban areas
- Monitoring land-use change
3. How may landscape planning contribute to quality improvement?
- Aesthetic quality
- Environmental quality
- Social quality
4. The maintenance and development of agricultural land-use in urban fringes can be a strategy of a greenbelt?
- Agriculture in the urban fringe
- Agriculture as a green infrastructure element
- Green infrastructure
- Creating green links for wholeness
- Greenbelt, agriculture as a part of it