TY - GEN

T1 - Public Space in European Social Housing

T2 - Final Research Exhibition Catalogue

AU - Braae, Ellen Marie

AU - Riesto, Svava

AU - Lamm, Bettina

AU - Cinar Özdil, Nevruz

AU - Murphy, Melissa Anna

AU - Knudtzon, Lillin

AU - Sirowy, Beata

AU - Saglie, Inger-Lise

AU - Glaser, Marie

AU - Althaus, Eveline

AU - Christensen, Liv

AU - Pock, Leonie

AU - Lieto, Laura

AU - Prisco, Marilena

AU - Palestina, Maria Federica

AU - Scala, Paola

AU - Berruti, Gilda

AU - Vannelli, Giovangiuseppe

AU - Cerreta, Maria

AU - Reitano, Maria

AU - Poli, Giuliano

AU - Pota, Grazia

AU - Girardi, Maria

AU - Iodice, Rosaria

AU - Mascolo, Ciro

AU - Matrisciano, Valeria

A2 - Tietjen, Anne

PY - 2022

Y1 - 2022

N2 - The final exhibition from the interdisciplinary research project Public Space in European Social Housing (PUSH) brings together our collected findings from the three-year research project, funded by the HERA programme Public Spaces: Culture and Integration in Europe.Social housing estates are often problematised as places of segregation and disintegration in European cities, yet they are also potentially a prime locus of interaction between people of different cultural origins and social backgrounds. PUSH investigates social housing, including cooperative housing and rental mass housing estates to better understand how social and cultural encounters happen and, ultimately, how such encounters can be better sustained. Guided by four analytical categories – heritage, informality, democracy, and policies/practices – we explore the publicness of spaces on five housing estates in Norway, Denmark, Switzerland and Italy. Across the different cases and analytical categories, PUSH develops and tests a novel approach to studying and conceptualising public spaces as sites of publicness. We are interested in the dynamic interactions between people and the physical spaces they share: how do people and architecture mutually affect each other so that living with others that are different from oneself becomes possible?The exhibition was curated by and the catalogue edited by Anne Tietjen.

AB - The final exhibition from the interdisciplinary research project Public Space in European Social Housing (PUSH) brings together our collected findings from the three-year research project, funded by the HERA programme Public Spaces: Culture and Integration in Europe.Social housing estates are often problematised as places of segregation and disintegration in European cities, yet they are also potentially a prime locus of interaction between people of different cultural origins and social backgrounds. PUSH investigates social housing, including cooperative housing and rental mass housing estates to better understand how social and cultural encounters happen and, ultimately, how such encounters can be better sustained. Guided by four analytical categories – heritage, informality, democracy, and policies/practices – we explore the publicness of spaces on five housing estates in Norway, Denmark, Switzerland and Italy. Across the different cases and analytical categories, PUSH develops and tests a novel approach to studying and conceptualising public spaces as sites of publicness. We are interested in the dynamic interactions between people and the physical spaces they share: how do people and architecture mutually affect each other so that living with others that are different from oneself becomes possible?The exhibition was curated by and the catalogue edited by Anne Tietjen.

KW - Faculty of Science

KW - public space

KW - publicness

KW - social housing

KW - architecture exhibition

KW - Europe

M3 - Other contribution

ER -