Quando:11 June 2014, 1:30pm - 8:15pm
Onde:
Architekturzentrum Wien - Podium
A cooperative venture between the World-Information Institute, dérive – Zeitschrift für Stadtforschung and the Az W
To an increasing extent urbanity is being formed by networks of information technologies. It is not only traffic direction systems, energy supply, infrastructure and planning models that are being based more and more on complex digital systems, the world of work, social spaces and cultural processes are also increasingly relying on a complex system of electronically controlled procedures. Global companies assure us that their technologies will make cities more efficient, safer and cleaner.
But to what extent do these systems really help citizens?
What might the long-term consequences be, what side-effects must we reckon with?
Where are the risks of increasing our dependency on complex systems?
What possibilities for action are open to citizens?
Programa (resumo):
Intelligent City? Introduction and Critical Perspectives
13:45
Another city is possible: Networked urbanism from above and below.
Adam Greenfield
14:30
Urban Development in the Information Age. Issues, Elements, Perspectives
Barbara Saringer-Bory
Sustainable City? Infrasctructure and Urban Dynamics
15:30
The Sustainable City as a Flexible Framework? Between the poles of local urban development and supra-regional networks.
Daiva Jakutyte-Walangitang
16:15
The Inevitable End of the Internet and the Fall of the Information Society
Thomas Grüter
Open City? Decentral Technologies and Urban Life
17:30
Technologies for the People? A bottom-up approach to urban informatisation
Marleen Stikker
18:15
Right to the City. The other vision of an urban society.
Christoph Laimer
Global Processes and Local Spaces
19:15
Panel with Adam Greenfield, Ina Homeier, Oliver Schürer and Marleen Stikker
Moderation:
Elke Rauth
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