Print Email Facebook Twitter Polarized Vienna Title Polarized Vienna: Democracy and Public Space in the Urban Periphery Author Bohun, Simon (TU Delft Architecture and the Built Environment) Contributor Rocco, Roberto (mentor) Hausleitner, B. (graduation committee) Degree granting institution Delft University of Technology Date 2021-07-02 Abstract The urban periphery of Vienna is becoming increasingly dense and its population increasingly diverse. These rapid changes contribute to new conflicts and political polarization. Inclusive spaces can help democratic and diverse societies to deal with these challenge. However, no comprehensive model of centrality has emerged in the periphery until today. Therefore, this project investigates today’s structure of public space and centrality in the district Donaustadt in the context of theories on social cohesion and democracy. Moreover, it takes a look at policies and planning processes to understand how space is currently being developed. Based on the results, potential strategies and interventions for the consolidation of public life are explored. The focus for these proposals lies on the axis Kagran-Stadlau as this area is under-represented in research as well as planning documents. Through this approach, the project aims at contributing to the challenge of adapting the outskirts of European cities to the changing requirements of their societies, a topic with relevance for many other locations outside Vienna. Subject Urban peripheryDonaustadtViennaDemocracy and public spaceCentrality To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:f6007cc3-0743-4e2d-90ab-1475fc440946 Coordinates 48.2394632, 16.4491805 Part of collection Student theses Document type master thesis Rights © 2021 Simon Bohun Files PDF 5153255_SimonBohun_P5Report.pdf 88.24 MB PDF P5_Presentation_Bohun.pdf 66.8 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:f6007cc3-0743-4e2d-90ab-1475fc440946/datastream/OBJ1/view