1st Baltic Urban Lab Workshop 2.3.2017

Thursday, March 2, 2017 - 08:45 to 17:00

1st Baltic Urban Lab Workshop 2.3.2017

8:45 – 17:00

Designing integrated planning processes – towards more efficient cooperation and partnerships between cities and private sector

The first Baltic Urban Lab Workshop focused on the practical implementation of public-private-people partnership models in urban planning with a special emphasis on cooperation with private sector actors in the framework of brownfield regeneration. The workshop showcased real-life case examples from cities of Norrköping and Oulu who are already working towards a structured approach to work with integrated planning. The participants also got to work together around a concrete development case – the Skoone Bastion Pilot Site in Tallinn, and learn from that, and visit the Telliskivi Creative Hub that serves as a great example of successful brownfield regeneration case.

The workshop consisted of three modules:

MODULE I — DIALOGUE SEMINAR
Process design in integrated planning from different perspectives and enhancing public-private partnerships

MODULE II — SITE VISIT
Introducing Telliskivi Creative Hub, Tallinn

MODULE III — CASE STUDY WORKSHOP
Learning together to design better integrative development processes
Case - Skoone Bastion Area, Tallinn

Photos from the Workshop can be found here:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Byxel8HIgvoXbkFnOU15STVvNWc

 

Summary of Workshop I

The wrap-up sums up the main issues discussed during the day and the key messages from the Dialogue seminar where we heard different examples on integrated planning and brownfield development from the Baltic Sea region.

Summary of the Case Study workshop on Skoone Bastion area in Tallinn summarizes the discussions during interactive group work. During the Case Study Workshop the participants were brainstorming in smallers groups how to design better integrated planning processes where different stakeholder groups should work together especially in the context of brownfield redevelopment and what principles should be taken into account. Participants gave concrete recommendations for Tallinn how they could improve their local process and identified ideas how to deal with conflicting situations in planning process and new ways to work with different actors to support the implementation of common visions and development plans. The results of the Case Study Workshop are also available in Padlet - virtual black board. 

 

Presentations

Find below the presentations from Dialogue Seminar.

Baltic Urban Lab Workshop I Agenda

Baltic Urban Lab Workshop I Agenda (draft)