SWEDISH INSTITUTE URBAN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

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1 SWEDISH INSTITUTE URBAN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

2 MONDAY OCTOBER 7TH Overall introduction to the program and visits to the central parts of Stockholm and the environmental show case area Hammarby Sjöstad INTRODUCTION Hi and Welcome. Matilda Axelsson, Swedish institute (Si) Anna Hult, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH). Learing aims: *Get to know the organisations behind the program Presentation of the schedule of the week, practical details and discussion on learning aims and hand out of books. Anna Hult, KTH *Understanding of the program, its overall purpose and how the different sessions interrelate and why we have chosen to focus on certain issues FIKA WORKSHOP Excerise with the participants of the programme. Matilda Axelsson, Si *Get to know the other participants LUNCH High level lunch at Gondolen With Annika Rembe, Director General, Si Ramon A Wyss,Vice Dean, KTH

3 13.00 GUIDED TOUR Guided Tour Stockholm City; From Slussen through Gamla Stan to T-centralen, ending up at the exhbition at Kulturhuset Stockholm Builds. Elisabteh Daude, Professional guide *Orientation in the inner city FIKA On the buss to Hammarby Sjöstad & SITE VISIT Visit to Hammarby Sjöstad. Presentations at Glashusett, followed by a guided walk in the area. Malena Karlsson, Communications, GlashusEtt Stellan Fryxell, Architect, Partner, Tengbom Architetcs *Understanding for the Hammarby Model with integration of technical systems *Reflect upon the relations between architect - developer - City council DINNER At restaurant Göteborg in Hammarby Sjöstad

4 TUESDAY OCTOBER 8TH Visit suburban areas and discuss diverse perspectives on citizen participation and meanings of sustainable development both in practice and in theory INTRODUCTION Introduction to the day on the bus to Husby. Anna Hult, KTH & SITE VISIT Visit to the suburban area Husby, part of the Million Housing project and the project Hållbara Järva. Visit two renovated energy efficent apartments. Lisa Enarsson, Project leader Hållbara Järva, City of Stockholm *Learn from how the City aims to renovate 1960 s apartments to energy efficency, also understand the social ambitions and problematics with the project Meet two resreachers who specialise in public participation and citizen dialouge. Nazem Tahvilzadeh, Researcher, Phd., KTH Sofia Wiberg, Phd-Candidate, Urban Planning and Environment, KTH *Reflect upon positive and problematic aspects with public participation, its relation to the planning system and your own power position and role in it LUNCH At Husby Träff Bus back to

5 14.30 & WORKSHOP Discussions on different meanings of sustainable urban development, challenging the current dominating discourse in Sweden and the current dominating practice. Josefin Wangel, Researcher, Phd., Environmental Analysis, KTH *Increase your skills to question ideas of sustainability, measurements, goals and show case areas such as Hammarby and Royal Seaport Area as well as general Eco city branding Get ready for the evening mingel MINGEL Chance to mingel with young Architectual Offices and Swedish practioners in the field, at Södra Teatern DINNER At the restaurant at Södra Teatern

6 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 9TH Focus on the process, discuss social responsibility in architecture and the interplay between actors in the latest environmental show case aera of Stockholm INTRODUCTION Introduction to the day and relating to yesterdays discussion. Anna Hult, KTH Matilda Axelsson, Si *Reflect back on yesterday and thereby deepen the learning & WORKSHOP Session on what social responsibility in architecture and planning might mean. Drawing from experiences both in Sweden and in China. Pehr-Mikael Sällström, The Association of Swedish Architects *Reflect upon how the constrains and possibilities of the architect or planner to take social responsibility within urban development projects FIKA WORKSHOP Exercises related to different cases. Pehr-Mikael Sällström, The Association of Swedish Architects *Chance to discuss in groups and deepen the learning LUNCH 13:00 Bus to Stockholm Royal Sea Port

7 13.30 Presentations about the thought in planning the new flagship development - the Royal Seaport Area. Focus on the process and goals. Emilie Zetterström, Communication Officer, Stockholm Royal Seaport (SRS) Tomas Gustavsson, Sustainability Strategist (SRS) *Learn about the latest show case area of Stockholm, get a deeper understanding of environmental goals and the negotiation between the City and developers FIKA Royal Seaport Area The Active House, presentation from the buisness sector on energy efficent solutions, smart grids, integrated infrastructure and waste management. Hossein Shahrokn, Phd, Industrial Ecology, KTH Tommy Carlsson, ABB Johan Ills, Market engineer, Envac *Get to know the latest Swedish ideas on energy saving infrastructure and how different technical systems can be integrated in practice SITE VISIT Go by bus to the area that is planned to be the Royal Seaport Area, visit the housing units that are built. *Get a feeling for the site on the ground and a further understanding of the built structure DINNER At Kaknästornet

8 THURSDAY OCTOBER 10TH Discuss planning systems, infrstructure and implementation processes with researchers from KTH and the engineering and architectual firm SWECO INTRODUCTION Introduction to the intense training day with discussions. Exerscie refelecting back on yesterday. Anna Hult, KTH Matilda Axelsson, Si *Reflect back on yesterday and thereby deepen the learning Discussion on how the planning system works, its integration with infrastructure projects and implementation. Göran Cars, Professor, Department of Urban planning and Environment, KTH *Learn more implementation processes, and infrastructure integration in planning and particularities with the Swedish system FIKA Presentation of Tensta, the political history in relation to the architecture of the Million Program Era, and how to adapt buildings to today s conditions. Erik Stenberg, Architect and Reseracher, School of Architecture, KTH *Learn more of political history in relation to built form of the Swedish Folkhemmet and also a chance to deepen the lessons from Husby LUNCH With Erik Stenberg (KTH) Bus to SWECO

9 Presentation of the approach of SWECO. 2. The project Uthållig kommun. 3. Presentation of a Chinese case by one of the particpants in the program. Anna Hessle, Senir Chief Architect; Jonas Jernberg, Project Manager; Björn Ekelund, Architect & Li Ding, Planner, SWECO *Get to know a company in practice, their approch to sustainable development, both in the private sector, with Swedish munipalities and in China FIKA At SWECO Professionals from SWECO WORKSHOP Workshop in groups with experts from SWECO on 4 themes: - Integrerad land use and transport planning; - Green structure, storm water management; - Eco system services and recillience, energy and physical structure; - Socio cultural and socio economic Sustainability Professionals from SWECO *Work on a Chinese case together and get to discuss your field of expertise with Swedish practitioners in the same field, to gain a mutual learning experience MINGEL Mingel with SWECO employees from different departments DINNER At Ho s

10 FRIDAY OCTOBER 11TH The final day will partly be spend outside discussing urban rural relationships, ending with evaluation and discussion of transnational transfer of knowledge Buss leaves from Sjöfarshotellet FIKA Bus arrives to the Swedish countryside &WORKSHOP Walk around in the area and discuss the Swedish relationship to nature in planning and differences in mindset working in Sweden and China. Cecila Malmsten, China Manager, Ahlqvist&Almqvist Architectual Office *Learn of urban-rural realtionships, discuss rescource flows in planning in a different environment, get an understanding for Stockholm s relation to its hinterland LUNCH Local lunch at the manor Bus leaves back to the city.

11 15.00 FIKA WORKSHOP Workshop evaluation. Reflecting back, on each session, discuss certain subjects and also in general how to deal with transnational transfer of knowledge. Matilda Axelsson, Si Anna Hult, KTH *Learn from each other and give ideas to Si and KTH on what was good and what could be done better DINNER Final dinner with Ending Cermony at restaurant Hjerta. The Swedish Institute Urban Development Programme is created in partnership with The Royal Institute of Technology - KTH in Stockholm.