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The future as a turtle INCiQAVAN 'T XlOOSTER

People in Kiev have been on the streets since the beginning of December protesting their president, Viktor Yanukovych, who abruptly walked away from an association agreement with the EU, a week before it was to be signed. It has been, as the French newspaper Le Monde dryly remarked, quite a long time since we witnessed a pro-European protest. It is difficult to say how things will develop in a country where the most important opposition leader, Viktor Klitjsko, is also a national boxing champion, where the church and oligarchs are both in favour of Europe (though for different reasons) and where Putin takes more time to speak with Viktor Medwetsjoek, a conservative businessman and lawyer, than the president himself.

Young and progressive Ukrainian designers and architects are also protesting, butthey don't seem to expect major changes soon, either in general or for architecture. 'The collapse of the Soviet Union in the beginning of the 1990s,' says AlO's Ukrainian correspondent, Ksenyia Dmytrenko, 'was a catastrophe for the existing social institutions in the Ukraine, including architecture.

During the '90s there was a huge decline in the economy; people who studied architecture just could not progress their careers.

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After the Orange Revolution in 2004 there was a building boom, but it meant a very fast and unreflective consumption of imported products and technologies, rather than a gradual and sophisticated breeding of architectural culture. The situation worsened because of the corruption of state and city authorities, a lack of open educational policy and a monopolized building market.'

And now that the most important and urgent architecture made in the Ukraine consists of barricades and road blocks, the PinchukArtCentre (PAC) in Kiev scheduled a debate about the role the first generation to come of age in a free and independent Ukraine could play. 'Are they prepared to shape their own future?

Or will [the future) just slowly ride towards eternity as if on the shell of a mythological turtle?' Architect Anton Oliynyk {Buro o) is positive: 'I know that contemporary architecture is possible in a democratic society without corruption. I know a lot of Ukrainian architects who take part in peaceful protest.' Possible?Yes. Now? No, says Kseniya: 'Among the young generation we have promising practices, like FORMA and Buro 0, Drozdov&Partners, Yuriy Ryntovt and Zotov &Co. The latter initiated an international architecture festival, CANactions, which is now the main public educational event in Ukraine. But the local young scene is weak, and I am not sure that the situation will change in the next decade.' PAC itself decided to cancel the debate because of the protests in the streets.

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Dokumentation • documentation 1380 Handwerksschule in Nairobi Fachgebiet Holz, TU Munchen, Hermann Kaufmann mit Studierenden der TU Munchen, der HS Augsburg und der JKUAT Nairobi 1387 Einfamilienhaus in Krumbach Bernardo Bader Architekten , Dornbirn 1394 Kapelle in Cuddesdon Niall Mclaughlin Architects, London 1400 MIMA House - Modulares Fertighaus aus Portugal Mario Sousa. Marta Brandao, Viana do Castelo 1405 Kulturhaus fur Kinder in Kopenhagen Dorte Mandrup, Kopenhagen 1412 Nationalbibliothek in Riad Gerber Architekten international, Dortmund

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http://www.footprintjournal.org/issues/current Current issue Issue # 13 | Autumn 2013 | The Participatory Turn in Urbanism

This issue of Footprint examines the recent participatory turn in urban planning and urban design. It discusses the co-opting of participatory processes by planning departments, the systematic disregard of inequalities, and the empowering of the market resulting from the ‘anti-statism’ present in many participatory schemes. What is the relationship between the institutionalisation of participation and the practices of autonomy, self-organisation, and inclusion? When and how does genuine empowerment of collectives take place? Does the demand for the empowerment of local organisations and communities strengthen the market forces at the expense of central government? This issue attempts to problematise ‘participation’, to call attentions to some of its shortcomings, deficits, and limitations, not in order to necessarily bypass the demand for the democratisation of the urban, but in order to rectify and strengthen it.

Issue's editors: Maroš Krivý and Tahl Kaminer Complete issue [free PDF]

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Maroš Krivý and Tahl Kaminer, editors | Introduction: The Participatory Turn in Urbanism Abstract Article [free PDF] Ryan Love | Aporia of Participatory Planning: Framing Local Action in the Entrepreneurial City Abstract Article [free PDF] Brooke D. Wortham-Galvin | An Anthropology of Urbanism: How People Make Places (and What Designers and Planners Might Learn from It) Abstract Article [free PDF] Camillo Boano and Emily Kelling | Toward an Architecture of Dissensus: Participatory Urbanism in SouthEast Asia Abstract Article [free PDF] Julia Udall and Anna Holder | The ʽDiverse Economies’ of Participation Abstract Article [free PDF] Karin Hansson, Göran Cars, Love Ekenberg and Mats Danielson | The Importance of Recognition for Equal Representation in Participatory Processes: Lessons from Husby Abstract Article [free PDF] Eli Hatleskog | Cooperatives, Control or Compromise? The Changing Role of Participation in Norwegian Housing Abstract Article [free PDF] Review articles

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Eva Maria Hierzer and Philipp Markus Schörkhuber | Infrastructural Critique. The Upside-Down of the Bottom-Up: A Case Study on the IBA Berlin 84/87 Abstract Article [free PDF] Monika Grubbauer | Mainstreaming Urban Interventionist Practices: the Case of the BMW Guggenheim Lab in Berlin Abstract Article [free PDF] Jenny Stenberg | Citizens as Knowledge Producers in Urban Change: Can Participation Change Procedures and Systems?

Abstract Article [free PDF] Socrates Stratis | Learning from Failures: Architectures of Emergency in Contested Spaces (Pyla, Cyprus) Abstract Article [free PDF] Henriette Bier and Yeekee Ku | Generative and Participatory Parametric Frameworks for Multi-player Design Games Abstract Article [free PDF] Maroš Krivý | Participation, Housing, and the Question of ‘Good Architecture’ Abstract Article [free PDF]

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Jouke van Dijk, Arjen Edzes en Marije

Fra nk Bruinsma, Jos va n Ommeren

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467 Recensies -7 De cr isis in het mili eurecht voorbij?

Duurzaam handelen.

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van eigen succes?

Jongeren komen de stad nog in, maar niet zonder keer zijde Marijn Sleurink

412 Toegang tot de stad met het vijfjar encontract

Anoeska Buijze

Van een steuntje in de r ug naar een liefdevolle schop onder de kont

-7 De wr aak van de buurt

Perry Hoetjes en Bart Wortman

420 Jongeren en stede lijke groei

Gr eat Am erican city.

Chicago and the enduring neighborhood ef fect, van Robert J. Sampson

Strijd om de jo nge stedeli ng omwille

Wouter van Gent

van stedelijke groei Darien Manting en Carina Huisman

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Geert Teisman, Tim zwanikken en Yvette Oostendorp

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Fransje Hooimeijer en Linda Maring

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Waarom Nederland nooit een Detroit wordt Hanneke Schreuders & Anne-Jo Visser

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Urban Shrinkage: causes, effects and main strategies Tim Snippert & Ellen Zwartkruis

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Kraken als oplossing voor leegstand Pim Lucassen & Abel Coenen

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Wie durft nu eindelijk het S-woord eens uit te spreken?

Steven van Schuppen & Jan Dirk Dorrepaal

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TOPOS 1 I 2013

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Rubrieken Redactie

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Caperton

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Boeken

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Onderwijs Revitalizing Zeeuws-VIaanderen

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Gerjannc Brink & Rene van Seumeren

Hittestress in de stad

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Anhilde de Jong

Zaaien om te oogsten

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Geert-Willem Arentsen & Toon Roosen

De landgoederenzone van de gemeente Renkum

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Rcmco Brinkman

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