IBA-Talks
An important focus of the IBA_Vienna is on public exchange about current questions in the areas of housing, housing construction, urban planning and social interactions as well as new challenges, while discussion about the related approaches to solutions, ideas and innovations represents a further main focus.
The IBA Talks will therefore take place over the entire duration of the IBA_Vienna. Since Vienna decided to make the IBA process very transparent to the public from the very beginning, parts of the actual "preliminary phase" were also carried out in the context of IBA-Talks.
IBA Talks are regularly documented and are also available for download (PDF) and as video recordings.
Events
Please note, most of our events are held and documented in german.
Neighborhood greening - From greenwashing to an effective package of measures: IBA Talk
Climate change is boosting many of the challenges cities face. But what can building greening actually achieve, and what distinguishes effective measures from simple "greenwashing"?
Living & Working for Artists - Between (Self-)Exploitation and Space of Possibility: IBA Talk
How can art and culture professionals be involved in the processes of neighborhood development so that win-win situations are created for all?
Ground Floor Management - Where is the Key to Successful Neighborhood Development?: IBA Talk
In order to develop neighborhoods sustainably, a lot of things have to be planned. What successful experience reports are there from the cooperation of the various actors in neighborhood development?
Cross-property refurbishment: From Smart Block towards an climate-neutral city?: IBA Talk
What spatial, structural, legal and social potentials still exist to make the existing city fit for the future and livable for all? Who are the important actors and how can new urban neighborhoods and the existing city be thought together?
What happens after the IBA: IBA-Talk
The event informs about the status of the process of the IBA_Vienna and offers the opportunity to discuss the objectives of future housing research.
