II nd Urban Regeneration Congress - Programme

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1 Organizer: Second Urban Regeneration Congress INSTITUTE OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT Kraków, September 2012 (Nowa Huta Cultural Centre) PROGRAMME First day (Wednesday) 9 oo 10 oo Registration of participants 10 oo 10 3o Welcoming address and opening of the Congress Elżbieta Bieńkowska - Minister of Regional Development Representative of the Marshal's Office of the Małopolskie Region, Representative of the City Hall, Jerzy Adamski Director of the Institute of Urban Development 10 3o 12 3o Plenary session Processes of Urban Regeneration: Current Situation, Challenges, and Directions of Changes Chairman: Prof. Zygmunt Ziobrowski (Institute of Urban Development) Systemic Barriers to Regeneration Ewa Kipta, President, The "Revitalization Forum" Association Directions of Urban Regeneration in the Web Community Era Prof. Wojciech Bonenberg Institute of Architecture and Physical Planning, Faculty of Architecture, Poznan Regional Regeneration Policies in Regional Operational Programmes , and What Results from Them Wojciech Jarczewski, PhD., Magdalena Dej Urban Regeneration in Warsaw: Experiences and Prospects Mirosław Grochowski PhD., Sylwia Dudek-Mańkowska PhD., Aleksandra Jadach-Sepioło, PhD., Tomasz Zegar, Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies, University of Warsaw Regeneration Projects Implemented in Gdańsk in Comparison of Projects Cofinanced under IRDP ( ) and ROP ( ) Schemes Determinants, Effects and Problems of Implementation of the Municipal Regeneration Programme in Poznan DISCUSSION Grzegorz Sulikowski Deputy Head, Department of Architecture, Urban Planning, and Monument Preservation, City Office of Gdańsk (together with Grzegorz Lechman) Lech Podbrez, The Mayor's of Poznan representative for regeneration projects 12 3o 13 oo Formal opening ceremony of exhibition of competition designs: International Ideas Competition "Kraków Nowa Huta of the Future" and results of competition for development of public space regeneration concepts in Aleja Róż Avenue and Plac Centralny Square Axis in Nowa Huta. Representatives of the City Hall 13 oo 14 oo Lunch 14 oo 16 3o Thematic sessions (parallel)

2 Session A Historical Heritage in Urban Regeneration Moderator Prof. Krzysztof Skalski (Jagiellonian University) Regeneration Pros and Cons of the District of Środka in the City of Poznań Methodology of Delimitation of Housing Estates in Need of Rehabilitation on the Example of the City of Kraków Comments on the Creation of Regeneration Activities Ranking in the District of Nikiszowiec in the City of Katowice Renovation and Adaptation of the Old Town Cellars for Culture- Related Purposes: Recapitulation of the Completed Project Facility Diagnostics in the Revitalization of a Complex of Historic Tenements Comparison of the Regeneration Process of the Nowy Świat Street Area in Warsaw at the Background of Selected European City Cases Regeneration of the District of Powiśle in Warsaw: Perception of Space Changes The Scope of Regeneration Activities in the Municipality if Kielce: Objectives and Implementation Problems Regeneration of the Former Warsaw "Koneser" Distillery Building and Part of the Różycki's Market Nina Grad, Jagiellonian University Janusz Jeżak, PhD., Institute of Urban Development Tomasz Szulc, M.Sc. Eng., Silesian University of Technology, Faculty of Organisation and Management, Local Development Agency in Gliwice Jacek Fiedorowicz, M.Sc. Eng. Arch., Urban Development Board of the Capital City of Warsaw, Group for Restoration of Historic Monuments Beata Nowogońska, PhD. Eng., Institute of Structural Engineering, University of Zielona Góra Anna Jeziorska, participant of the 3rd year of Doctoral Course, Faculty of Architecture, Warsaw Magdalena Fuhrmann, PhD., Sylwia Dudek-Mańkowska, PhD., Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies, University of Warsaw Artur Hajdorowicz, M.Sc. Eng. Arch., Head of Physical Planning Office, City Office in Kielce Daniel Zynder, M.A., participant of post-graduate courses, Warsaw School of Economics Session B Natural Environment Aspects in Regeneration Moderator Prof. Zygmunt Ziobrowski (Institute of Urban Development) Challenges resulting from adaptation to climate changes and directions of municipal policies Renewal of Green Areas in Miniprogrammes of Regeneration of Warsaw Districts. Monitoring the Contents of Documents and Implementation of Greenery Regeneration Projects Industrial Greenery Areas in Towns Regeneration of Riverside Areas: REURIS the Old Bydgoszcz Canal Social Aspects of Revitalization of River Valleys A New Function Within Old Walls: Regeneration of Fortress Areas as a Chance of Development and Promotion of the Region (based on selected examples) The Open-Air Archaeological Museum of Piotrówka. The Concept of Revitalization of the Mleczna River Valley in Radom. Szymon Tumielewicz Deputy Director of the Sustainable Development Department, Ministry of the Environment Monika Domanowska, Dept. of Landscape Architecture, Warsaw University of Life Sciences Monika E. Drozdek, PhD., Eng., State Higher Vocational School in Sulechów Barbara Kozłowska, M.Sc. Eng. Arch., Head, Group for Restoration of Historic Monuments, Urban Development Board of the Capital City of Warsaw Sebastian Bernat, PhD., Dept. of Environmental Protection, Faculty of Earth Sciences and Spatial Management, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin Ewa Wojtoń, Institute of European Heritage, International Cultural Centre in Kraków Stanisław Bochyński, Wojciech Jabłoński, participant of post-graduate courses, Warsaw School of Economics, Urban Regeneration: Organization and Financing Session C Social Aspects of Regeneration Moderator Wojciech Jarczewski, PhD. (Institute of Urban Development) Subjective Participation of Residents in Regeneration Processes: Prevention of Social Exclusion Culture and Creative Activities as Potential Engines of Public Space Regeneration in the Old Town of Bydgoszcz Social Aspects in the Development of Small Towns in the Braniewo County Local Challenges of Urban Space Regeneration on the Example of the City of Tychy Cultural Offer of Regenerated Areas Social Initiatives in the Shaping of Public Space Regeneration Partnership Model of Regeneration Based on the District Identity Management Wiesław Wańkowicz, PhD. Eng., Institute of Urban Development Anna Rembowicz- Dziekciowska, Municipal Urban Planning Centre in Bydgoszcz Joanna Poczobut PhD. Eng. Arch., Faculty of Architecture, Gdańsk Grzegorz Gawron, PhD., Department of Sociology, University of Silesia in Katowice Regina Maga-Jagielnicka, PhD. Eng. Arch., Department of Physical Planning, Faculty of Architecture, Wrocław Jakub M. Heciak, Department of Architecture and Urban Planning, Kielce Magdalena Chełstowska, Marek Barański, Department of Urban Planning, Architecture, and Monument Preservation, City Office of Gdańsk

3 16 3o Coffee break Plenary session Regeneration of Housing Estates and Downtown Areas Chairwoman: Prof. Hanka Zaniewska (Institute of Urban Development) local authorities' perspective; experts' perspective; housing co-operatives'/owners'/housing stock managers' perspective Changes in the Architectural and Spatial Landscapes of Housing Estates. Effects and Barriers Prof. Hanka Zaniewska, Institute of Urban Development Housing Issues in Regeneration Programmes of Urban Downtown Areas Alina Muzioł-Węcławowicz, PhD., Revitalization Forum Association, Warsaw The Policy of Humanization as a Means of Prevention Against the Deteriorating Condition of Monofunctional Areas, Prefab Housing Estates: A Case Study The Social Building Association of Stargard Szczeciński as Implementer of Activities Included in the Local Urban Regeneration Programme Valorisation and Monitoring of Public Space and Residential Areas in Town, and of Public Space, Buildings and Structures in Crisis Areas Where Working-Class Districts Form a City Kazimierz Górski, Mayor of the City of Sosnowiec DISCUSSION Grzegorz Lechman, Chief Regeneration Officer, Department of Urban Planning, Architecture, and Monument Preservation, City Office of Gdańsk Piotr Mync, President of the Management Board, Social Building Association of Stargard Szczeciński Stanisław Wroński, Member of the Management Board, Revitalization Forum Association Second day (Thursday) 9 3o 13 o5 Plenary session International Experiences in Urban Regeneration 1. Urban Regeneration in the Eastern Europe and in Africa Chairman: Prof. Tadeusz Kudłacz (Cracow University of Economics) Regeneration of the Podzamcze District Area in Lviv (Ukraine) Action Programme Maciej Huculak, M.A, Wojciech Jarczewski, PhD., Institute of Urban Development Regeneration of the City of Misrata in Libya: Possible Action Scenarios Suliman Joma Tantoun Chief of Misrata Urban Planning Department; Janusz Jeżak, PhD., Institute of Urban Development Demographic Revitalization of Belarusian Towns in the 21st Century Ekaterina Antipova, Full Professor, Doctor of Geographical Sciences, Professor of the Economic Geography of Foreign Countries Department; Liudmila Fakeyeva, PhD. in Geography, Associate Professor of the Economic Geography of Foreign Countries Department Belarusian State University in Minsk Urban Regeneration in Former Communist Countries on the Example of the Romanian City of Timisoara Elżbieta Litwińska, Phd., Wrocław 10 5o 11 o5 Coffee break

4 2. Urban Regeneration in the West Europe and in the USA Chairman Prof. Tomasz Parteka (Gdańsk ) Regenerating Urban Quarters Tessa O Neill BA Hons, DipTP, MRTPI Building Design Partnership London Factors Determining the Success of Revitalization Processes Based on Selected Examples from the UK, and Comparing Them with Revitalization Examples from Warsaw Prof. Krystyna Guranowska-Gruszecka, Faculty of Architecture, Warsaw Urban Regeneration and the Ageing European Society Agnieszka Labus, M.Sc. Eng. Arch. Faculty of Architecture, Department of Urbanism and Physical Planning, Silesian Managing Local Changes. A Look at Dutch and Polish Transformations of Urban Areas Adam Choryński Institute of Agricultural and Forest Environment, Polish Academy of Sciences Brownfield Revitalization Methodology, Developed under the ReTInA Project Assist. prof. Lučka Lorber, Ph.D. Faculty of Arts, Department of Geography, University of Maribor, Slovenia Retail Planning in Portugal: the Commercial Urbanism Programmes Pedro Porfírio Guimarães Lisbon University IGOT Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning CEG Centre of Geographical Studies Revitalization of Post-military Areas in the Czech Republic with an Emphasis on Their Residential Function Petr Simacek, Jan Hercik Department of Geography, Faculty of Science, Masaryk University, Brno 12 5o 13 5o Panel discussion Chances and Barriers to Urban Regeneration in Poland Moderator Jerzy Adamski (Director of the Institute of Urban Development) attended by representatives of: Ministry of Regional Development, Marshal's Offices, Association of Polish Cities, BGK Bank, research institutions 13 5o 14 5o Lunch 14 5o Thematic sessions (parallel) Session A Local Regeneration Programmes as Urban Renewal Tools Moderator Jerzy Adamski (Director, Institute of Urban Development) Session B Problems of Regeneration of Downtown Areas Moderator Ewa Kipta (President, Revitalization Forum Association) Session C Regeneration of Post-industrial Areas Moderator Prof. Zbigniew Strzelecki (Warsaw School of Economics) Session D Renewal of Cities in Libya Moderator Janusz Jeżak, PhD. (Institute of Urban Development) Local Regeneration Programme as a Tool of Space Management in the City Local Regeneration Programmes Implemented with the Support under the Regional Operational Programme Sylwia Pawlikowska- Musiewicz, M.Sc. Eng. Arch., Department of Urbanism and Physical Planning, Katowice School of Technology Agnieszka Wałęga, M.Sc. Eng. Arch., Regional Urban Planning Office in Wrocław Pilot Programme of Urban Regeneration of the District of Śródka in Poznań (2005). Urbanistic, Social, and Economic Outcomes After Five Years Regeneration in the Town of Świnoujście Marek Nowak, PhD., Department of Sociology, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań Stanisław J. Kozłowski, Phd., Dept. of Environmental Development and Social Policy, Faculty of Geographical Sciences, University of Łódź The Establishment of the Glass and Ceramics Centre in Kraków as an Element of Urban Regeneration of the Post-industrial Area in the District of Zabłocie A Spontaneous Regeneration of Postindustrial Facilities in Fabryczna Street in Zielona Góra Determinants, Experiences, Conclusions Aleksandra Skorek, Institute of Ceramics and Construction Materials in Kraków Paweł Kochański, Institute of Structural Engineering, University of Zielona Góra Situation in Libyan Cities Following the End of Military Action Experiences of Local Governments in Libyan Cities in the Organisation and Implementation of Modernization Activities in Crisis Areas Suliman Joma Tantoun Chief of Misrata Urban Planning Department Emhemed Mohamed Shaafi Member of Misrata Local Consul Consulting Committee

5 ,35- Strategies of Communicating the Assumptions of Local Action Plans in Silesia Designed Approach to Urban Regeneration in the Municipality of Kielce with the Support from Structural Funds in Urban Regeneration of Piotrków Trybunalski: a Comprehensive Idea for the City District of Żolibórz in Warsaw: Struggle with Urban Regeneration The City Heart: Status Post Myocardial Infarction, or the Regeneration Therapy of Szczecin Anna Latos, M.A., Assistant Lecturer, Faculty of Radio and TV, University of Silesia in Katowice; also a political scientist and a graduate of English studies; a doctoral student at the Faculty of Social Sciences Danuta Wojnowska, Chief Specialist, Department of Structural Projects and Urban Strategy, City Office in Kielce Katarzyna Spadło, M.A., participant of postgraduate courses, Warsaw School of Economics, Urban Regeneration: Organization and Financing Barbara Kozłowska, M.Sc. Eng. Arch., participant of postgraduate courses, Warsaw School of Economics, Urban Regeneration: Organization and Financing Renata Mamzer, M.A., Adam Brzycki, M.A., participants of postgraduate courses, Warsaw School of Economics, Urban Regeneration: Organization and Financing DISCUSSION The Site Detail in Regenerated Public Space Areas in Polish Cities The Town of Miłomłyn the Beginning Point of the Elbląg Canal. Spatial, Social and Cultural Premises for Urban Regeneration. AGORA Shopping Centre in Bytom: a Comprehensive and Complete Development of Gaps After Demolition in the 1980s for Political Reasons of 19th-Century Blocks Regeneration of the Downtown Area in Łódź as per the "Town Centre Management" Concept, Viewed from the Perspective of First Years of Experiences The Principles of the Regeneration Act DISCUSSION Dariusz Gaweł, PhD. Eng. Arch., Chair of Building Engineering and Architecture Kielce University of Technology Wiesław Skrobot, PhD., Collegium Polonicum, Słubice Marek Gachowski, PhD. Eng. Arch.. ARKUS BPD MAREK GACHOWSKI Design Office Mariusz E. Sokołowicz, PhD., Ewa M. Boryczka, M.A., Chair of Regional Management and Environment, Department of Spatial Economy, University of Lodz Andrzej Grudziński, PhD. Eng. Arch, Revitalization Forum Association Preferred Directions of Developing Postindustrial Areas in the Opinion of Residents from Selected Cities of the Małopolskie Region Creative Industries as Catalysts for Regeneration of Postindustrial Complexes Financial Instruments in the Process of Regeneration of Postindustrial Areas under Conditions of Poland Marek Ciechowski, M.A., a doctoral student in the Department of Geography and Spatial Economy, Jagiellonian University Agnieszka Zaborska- Jagiełło M.Sc. Eng. Arch., Faculty of Architecture, Cracow University of Technology (a doctoral student) Bogusław Wacławik, M.A., a doctoral student, Faculty of Finances, Cracow University of Economics - - DISCUSSION - Polish and Libyan Experiences Related to Cooperation in the Field of Urban Planning Urban Regeneration and Renewal in Arab Countries: the Cultural Aspect Regeneration of Libyan Cities: Previous Experiences of Polish Companies DISCUSSION Prof. Zygmunt Ziobrowski, Ph.D. Arch., urban planner and author of the plan for the Tripoli city, Institute of Urban Development in Kraków Wojciech Kempny, Arabist Małgorzata- Przybysz Ławnicka, MGGP S.A. Tarnów

6 16 5o 18 5o Plenary session Regeneration of Degraded Post-industrial Areas Chairman: Prof. Bolesław Domański (Jagiellonian University) Regeneration and Sustainable Development of the City: Transformations in Warsaw after 1990 Magdalena Staniszkis, PhD. Eng. Arch., Faculty of Architecture, Warsaw Land Reclamation and Regeneration of Degraded Areas in Poland in the Light of Applicable Rules of Law Prof. Czesława Jasiewicz, Department of Agricultural and Environmental Chemistry, University of Agriculture in Krakow Regeneration of Post-industrial Areas for Housing Purposes Agnieszka Turek Doctoral student, Faculty of Geodesy and Cartography Warsaw Regeneration of Post-mining Areas Located Within City Limits Prof. Elżbieta Pietrzyk-Sokulska, Mineral and Energy Economy Research Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences Regeneration of Post-mining Areas: Establishment of the Nowe Gliwice Education and Business Centre. A Case Study Józef Gumienny, Director, Agency of Local Development A Post-industrial City. Katowice: A Case Study Sylwia Pawlikowska-Musiewicz M.Sc. Eng. Arch., Department of Urbanism and Physical Planning, Katowice School of Technology Regeneration of Post-industrial Areas in Central Europe: Experiences of the COBRAMAN Project Magdalena Jasińska, M.A., Office of Regeneration Projects University of Economy in Bydgoszcz Dominika Muszyńska-Jeleszyńska, PhD., Head, Office of Regeneration Projects University of Economy in Bydgoszcz DISCUSSION 19 oo Dinner

7 Third day (Friday) 9 oo 11 oo Panel discussion: The Future of Urban Regeneration Systemic Solutions attended by representatives of the European Parliament, government institutions (Ministry of Regional Development, Ministry of Transport, Construction and Maritime Economy), local governments, financial institutions, private business sector Moderator Prof. Zygmunt Ziobrowski (Institute of Urban Development) Panellists: Janusz Sepioł Senator of the Republic of Poland; Jan Olbrycht MEP; a representative of the Ministry of Regional Development; a representative of the BGK Bank; Prof. Marek Bryx Warsaw School of Economics; Alina Muzioł-Węcławowicz Warsaw, Ewa Kipta Revitalization Forum Association 11 oo Coffee break o Plenary session Innovative Solutions in Financing and Implementing of Regeneration Projects Chairman: Prof. Marek Bryx Warsaw School of Economics Implementation of the JESSICA Initiative by Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego About the Role of Public Budgets in Financing of Regeneration: "Help for People Help for Stones" Supporting residents iniciatives in the example of Sopot city. Examples of an Innovative Approach to the Preparation and Implementation of Urban Regeneration Projects in Poland Michał Kopeć, Department of European Programmes, Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego Prof. Krzysztof Skalski, Institute of Public Affairs, Revitalization Forum Jacek Karnowski, Mayor of the City of Sopot Aleksandra Jadach-Sepioło, Phd., Warsaw School of Economics Discussion Summing up of the Second Congress of Urban Regeneration Lunch Congress Programme Board: Prof. Marek Bryx Warsaw School of Economics Prof. Boleslaw Domański Jagiellonian University Wojciech Jarczewski, PhD. Institute of Urban Development, Secretary of the Programme Board Janusz Jeżak, PhD. Institute of Urban Development Ewa Kipta President of the "Revitalization Forum" Association Prof. Tadeusz Kudłacz Cracow University of Economics Prof. Tomasz Parteka Gdańsk Andrzej Porawski Association of Polish Cities Prof. Krzysztof Skalski Jagiellonian University Prof. Zbigniew Strzelecki Warsaw School of Economics Prof. Zygmunt Ziobrowski Institute of Urban Development, Chairman of the Programme Board Congress Organising Committee: Jerzy Adamski Chairman, Director of the Institute of Urban Development Jaromir Matulewicz Secretary, Institute of Urban Development 7