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Stadtentwicklung für alle Mischung: Possible! bietet Basiswissen über die Implementierung von Nutzungsmischung im konkreten Anwendungsfall einer Stadtteilentwicklung. Das Buch basiert auf einer vierjährigen experimentellen Intervention zur nachhaltigen innerstädtischen Stadtteilentwicklung durch Nutzungsmischung auf dem Areal des ehemaligen Nordbahnhofs, eines der größten Entwicklungsgebiete Wiens. Die Umsetzung der Nutzungsmischung beinhaltet die Szenarien Mobilität, Sorge- und Pflegearbeit, Nullemission, Sharing, kreative Cluster, Fair Business, vernetzte Dienstleistungen und urbane Produktion. Die Ziele sind sowohl der kollektive und individuelle Mehrwert für die Nutzer:innen als auch die Schaffung innovativer Gebäudemaßnahmen im „Stadtsockel“ für eine langfristige Nutzungsmischung: Vorbilder für eine nachhaltige Stadtplanung. Vademecum für Stadtteilentwickler:innen Vorbilder für urbanen Nutzungsmix Studie der TU Wien mit namhaften Partnern Urban development for all Mischung: Possible! offers basic knowledge on mixed-use planning based on a case study of an urban development project. The book draws on a four-year experimental study of sustainable mixed-use inner-city district development at the site of the former Nordbahnhof railway station, one of Vienna’s largest development areas. The mixed-use scenarios include mobility, care work, zero emissions, the sharing economy, creative clusters, “fair business,” networked services, and urban manufacturing. The goals are to deliver both collective and individual added value for users and to develop innovative buildings in an “urban base” for a long-term mixture of uses. This showcases best practice in sustainable urban planning. A reference work for district developers Best practice for urban mixed-use development Study conducted by the Technical University Vienna with several well-known partners

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The NaMaRes project developed tools and recommendations to support sustainable and resource-efficient urban planning at the neighborhood level. The considered resources include water, materials, land, and ecosystem services. The project's results enhance the information available on resources in existing neighborhoods and provide a foundation for stakeholders in political discussions and urban implementation planning. The project contributes to the implementation of the SDGs in cities.

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The dissertation deals with the contemporary city soundscape and fits into the disciplinary field of sensuous urbanism, soundscape studies and emotional geography. The key term, soundscape, is to be understood as all the sounds that surround us, as a perceptual theme, that is, object of a subject's perception, in its sense of 'landscape' including the metaphorical meaning of an emotional or mnemonic emotional soundscape. The dissertation is structured in two parts: the first and second chapters define the disciplinary spheres of sensory urbanism and soundscape studies, while the third and fourth chapters explore the forms that classical sound environment analysis and planning tools take on within the aforesaid disciplinary fields. Finally, the conclusions give a methodological indication aimed at favouring the integration of soundscape studies within the town planning discipline, and propose «tender sound map» and «sound niche» operating tools to help achieve the goal of planning the contemporary city's physical and sound spaces at the same time.

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