SYMPOSIUM "STUTTGART AM NECKAR" - 27.06.2017, BAD CANNSTATT
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SYMPOSIUM „STUTTGART AM NECKAR“ 27.06.2017, BAD CANNSTATT
Participants
Uni Stuttgart
Prof. Dr. Astrid Ley, Prof. Jan Dieterle, Dipl.- Ing. Lenka Vojtova,
Dr.- Ing. Dan Teodorovici, Dr.-Ing. Josefine Fokdal, Dipl.-Ing. Rainer Goutrie
Uni Belgrad
Danijela Milovanovic Rodic, Ratka Colic, Marija Maruna, Ana Nikezic
Stadt Stuttgart
Johannes Rentsch, Wolfgang Meier
Stadtlücken e.V.
Simon Stiegler, Carolin Lahode, Sascha Bauer
Further
Dr. Robin Mattheis
Matthias Bauer, Freier Architekt BDA,
Alexander Scholz,
Deborah Köngeter,
Benjamin Kieninger,
Central Questions
How can we bring the Neckar back in the urban context?
What are possibilities to activate the Neckar riverside?
How can the Neckar contribute to the city development?
How can we rehabilitate the ecosystem of the Neckar?
Host
Projektgroup „Stuttgart am Neckar“
MSc Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design (IUSD), University of Stuttgart
Débora Zukeran, Selen Kus, Vani Kunnappilly, Andres Mauricio Estrada, Juan Sebastian Bustamante,
Vivian Remmel, Simone Grestch, Shaharin Elham, Saumil Patel, Giancarlo Muñoz, María José Encala-
da, Menna t-Allah Fathy, Nujud Ashour, Kh Abdullah, Gabriella Micciche, Sally Ejeilat, Tran Ha My,
Greta Cerskute, Victoria Vuong, Daniel Soto Martinez, Tomasz J. Knapik, Alexandra Ulrich
Integrated Urbanism: Neckar Re...Loaded
True, Stuttgart is located on the Neckar. But in the Stuttgart Region, the
Neckar valley is primarily marked by industrial and business parks, traffic
and energy infrastructure. So how can Stuttgart become a River City? A
real chance is provided by the modernization of energy infrastructure faci-
lities (such as the Gaisburg coal-fired power station which is to be replaced
by a gas-fired power station) which will generate free land on the banks
of the River Neckar. Such areas are ready to be converted into true urban
quarters open towards the river. A new interdisciplinary research pro-
ject tries to figure out the best way to seize this chance: The BMBF project
WECHSEL (2017-2019) involves the SI along with IER, ZIRIUS (all of Stutt-
gart University), the City and the Stadtwerke of Stuttgart.
The SI Integrated Research and Design Studios (IRD) aim to involve stu-
dents in complex and transdisciplinary projects allowing for creative and
strategic alliances and relationships among various stakeholders. These al-
liances are seen as the basis for innovative environmental and urban plan-
ning approaches. The course is designed to prepare the next generation
of urban practitioners to integrate new modes of research and design into
practice.
To begin with, we will analyse the Neckar riverscape with its urban, indus-
trial and infrastructural heritage, we will look into the topics of climate,
energy, land-use, current statistics, and include policy, planning and parti-
cipation under the headline of strategic development concept for transfor-
ming the industrial river site into an attractive urban quarter.
MSc
Integrated Urbansim
& Sustainable Design
(IUSD)
STUDENT PROJECTS 1. HIDDEN WATERS 2. DAILY LIFE AROUND THE NECKAR 3. CONNECTIVITY 4. AWARENESS
Analysing current situation
HIDDEN WATERS OF STUTTGART
Identifying issues
Ecosystem Infrastructure Socio-cultural
Formulating a vision
'Stuttgart's integrated water resources creating a network of Ecosystem and Urban Life'
GOAL 1: GOAL 2: GOAL 3: GOAL 4: GOAL 5:
Raising Awareness Improving the water Quality Improving the Accessibility of River Water Increasing the usage of Mineral Water Shortening the Commodity Chain
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APPLICATION
DRINK LOCAL! Immediate Strategy
`Measuring and Raising Awareness`
HIDDEN WATER
Experiment 1 CLEAN WATER
17.06.2017 Karlsplatz, Experiment 2
Mitte
Distributing mineral
water to measure and raise
awareness about drinking
from water local sources
of Stuttgart. Informing
people about the locations
of mineral water fountains,
differences of taste
depending on the source,
health benefits of daily
consumption of mineral
water.
24.06.2017 Jakobsbrunnen,
Bad Cannstatt
Showing the reality taking
place underground related
with water sources of
Stuttgart. Getting the
feedbacks about the activities
they would like to have have
Knowledge about Knowledge Mineral Mineral water usage Recommendations/Feedback around the fountains and by
Stuttgart's Mineral water water fountains the river through planning for
real method.
Outcome: People from
Stuttgart Mitte have not
much awareness about
mineral water and fountains.
But according to our Short-term Strategy People from Bad Cannstatt
findings, many people `Enhancing Visibility of Water through Creating Public Space and are mostly aware of fountains
want to drink more from Branding the it as Drinking Source ` and use them for drinking.
fountains and have an access They are interested in having
to fountains. Experiment 3 more interaction with water
and various activities.
07.07.2017 Various Spots along the River
Experiment 4
Distributing long lasting, corrosion proof 14.07.2017 Klösterlebrunnen, Bad Cannstatt
water bottles with a label of Brünnele Wasser
on them to encourage people drink more often Building a symbolic Grün Bächle between
from local mineral water sources and also use Klösterlebrunnen and Neckar River by using
less plastic bottles. the mineral water from the fountain and
This event will be a starting point for possible placing plants around the structure. Observing
upcoming strategies of public or private the reaction of people towards it.
stakeholders to sell bottles. This event will be a starting point for further
Grün Bächle implementation to connect all the
fountains and Neckar River in the city.
Long-term Strategy
`Revitalizing River Banks and Enhancing the
Along the River: Identifying underused
Connectivity of River with Fountains `
areas around the river and planning for
interactive, public water infrastructure. Experiment 5
Future Impact
ICONIC WATERS OF STUTTGART
Stuttgart am Neckar
stuttgart_ am_neckar
General Strategy & Stakeholders
Life is all around:
strategies for an everyday Neckar
Concept Methodology
Activity
Analysis
Outcome
Evaluation
Activity 01 Activity 03 Issues
„Offer green parks for „I am impressed!“
Sunday 11am - 7pm walking and recreation“ 1 week Image
„Respect for the
people who have
chosen this place“ Social Interaction
What „Improve infrastructure for What Space Potential
One installation on each bridge, framing Three installation sets of frame and chair, „The frame changes
pedestrians and cyclists“
a broad view of the landscape. providing a space for contemplation. your point of view!
Really interesting“ Infrastructure
Why Why
Highlight views of unexpected places to
temporarily re-route public life by invit-
ing passerby to experience these spaces Transparency
and share their thoughts. „Keep going!“
„Offer more public spaces
for daily life culture“ Who „I am curious about this
Who Local Residents installation, but why is it Space Potential
Who Who
Local Residents Passerby framing the gastank?“
Stuttgart Dwellers Local Workers
Activity 02 Activity 05
Grossmarkt Backstage GrossBrunch
2 weekdays 06am - 9am „It is not easy to find reci- 1 Saturday
pients for left-over food“ ?????
?????
What
What „We need a better Confraternization meal a t the market
Visit the Grossmarkt c omplex. First as organisation of the grounds, g athering outside public and
costumers and after in guided tour. traffic“ tenants.
?????
Why Why
Work t he c oncept o f mix functions and
time-sharing, straightening the relation-
ship between local residents and market
„This is a place of high so- tenants.
Who cial interaction and very Who
Grossmarkt Administration friendly athmosphere!“ Local Residents
Who Who
Tenants Tenants
Clients Local Workers
Grossmarkt Administration
Activity 04 Activity 06
Local Exchange Infrastructure
Thursday 07am - 10am ?? permanent (future scenario )
??
What
??
What
Implementation and m aintenance o f
Why ?? infrastructure.
Include l ocal i ndividuals into t he l ocal Why
economy dynamics. I ntroduce t he c on-
cept of time/space sharing. Secure accessibility and safety for a con-
stant use of public spaces.
Who ?? Who
Local Residents City of Stuttgart
Who Who
Grossmarkt Tenants Local Residents
Local Workers ?? Local Workers and Businesses
University of Stuttgart - Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design
Alexandra Ulrich; Débora Zukeran; Greta Cerskute; Juan Sebastian; Lizu Abdullah
Come River with us!
AWARENESS AND TRANSFORMATION OF PERCEPTION ABOUT THE NECKAR
General Developing Conversation Discovering Revisiting Developing
Defining the
Analysis the goals with users locations on the sites proposals to create
problem
river awareness
Lack of people Goal 1: Negative Perception
on the river! Goal 2: Closed private spaces
Goal 3: Unfriendly urban design
EXPERIMENT 1
for people
KÖNIGSTRAßE international user groups
MINERAL BÄDER PARK local user groups
PROBLEM TREE LACK OF
PEOPLE BAD CANSTATT OLD user groups with close proximity to the river
BY THE RIVER
PUBLIC PRIVATE PEOPLE
INSTITUTIONS INSTITUTIONS (CITIZENS AND
VISITORS)
INADEQUATE CLOSED NEGATIVE
URBAN PRIVATE PERCEPTION OF Does Stuttgart have a How often do you go to What do you like
DESIGN SPACE THE AREA
river? the river ? about the river ?
Unaccesible and Unappreciated scale Denial of social
invisible spaces to stay differences differences
Nearly everyone Nearly no one went
Narrow tracks and few Unexplored industrial Underused space that People like being closer
sitting spaces areas creates an unsafe feeling acknowledged the to the river very to the water itself
existence of the river frequently
Unclear connection Unbalanced day-night Limited activity options
with neighboring areas fluctuation of activities around the river
Inaccessible information Pollution not as a common
about the area interest
What do you not like What do you do at the What activities would
Accesible and visible
spaces to stay
Appreciated scale
differences
Denial of social
differences about the river ? river? you like to have next to
Wide tracks and plenty of
the river?
Explored industrial areas Underused space that
sitting spaces creates an unsafe feeling - Construction sites - Sitting
Balanced day-night
Clear connection fluctuation of activities Limited activity options arund the river - Active actions/Sports - Sitting
with neighboring areas around the river - The construction of - Activities with water - Active actions/Sports
Accessible information Pollution as a common the infrastructure itself - Activities with water
about the area
is unsatisfactory
ADEQUATE
URBAN
OPEN
PRIVATE
POSITIVE
PERCEPTION OF
- Accessibilty is poor
DESIGN SPACE THE AREA
- The user groups at Königstraße complained less about the river area being dirty
PUBLIC PRIVATE PEOPLE
INSTITUTIONS INSTITUTIONS (CITIZENS AND than the local user groups in close proximity to the river in Bad Canstatt.
VISITORS)
PEOPLE
BY THE RIVER
- User groups at the park and old city centre of Bad Canstatt used the river side more
SOLUTION TREE than user group at Königstraße
IMPRESSIONS FROM NECKAR
HIDDEN LOCATIONS
DISCOVERED ON SITE
COME RIVER WITH US!
Did you know that you could
do the following around
river Neckar in Stuttgart?
- Bike
- Walk/Run
- Swim
- Have a picnic
- Host a BBQ
- Take your children to play
- Party on a boat
- Kayak
- Feed the ducks
- Relax and chill with
beautiful views
EXPERIMENT 2 OUTPUT
Projecting movie in various parts of the city to visually create awareness about the - Booklet presenting our findings and creating further
presence of the river; Engaging in dialouge with citizens to understand their needs awareness of the river
- Booklet contain recommendaion of urban design features,
understanding and concluding the wishes of users
IUSD intake VI: Maria Jose, Nojoud Ashour, Samil Patel, Shaharin Annisa, Viviann Remmel STUTTGART
AM NECKAR
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