Moderators: Roland Krebs & Stefan Mayr, superwien urbanism Moderators: Roland Krebs & Stefan Mayr, superwien urbanismNevena Nancheva, Kingston University, LondonAmila Sirbegovic, Architect & Urban Researcher, ViennaKilian Kleinschmidt, IPA-Switxboard, TunisBahanur Nasya, Eutropian, HouseIn, JPI Urban Europe Project, ViennaTheresa König, superwien urbanism, ViennaMaria Gabriela Sarmiento, save my identity, Caracas/ZurichDiego Ceresuela-Wiesmann, Prof., uttnext, MedellinRuedi & Vera Baur, integral designers, Paris Jasmin Sirćo, Sarajevo Architecture Week, SarajevoVedran Mimica, DELTA Lab / Illinois Institute of Technology Jan Piechota, PJAIT WarsawIn context of the project EAT LOVE (Vienna Biennale for Change 2021)Cities today are challenged by two large scale migration phenomena: mass urbanization and international migration. Vienna has a long history as an arrival city for national and international migrants. Almost half of the population has international migrant background, around 30 percent do not have the Austrian citizenship. At the Vienna Biennale for Change 2021 we want to discuss the challenges and potentials of the arrival city and the role of urban planning in its development. We will address issues like housing, transport links, access to technical and social infrastructures, pressures on public space and the integration of the arrival city with the established city. Guiding Questions:What are the major challenges and potentials arrival cities are confronted with in a time of global migration?How can urban planning contribute to the integration of migrants into everyday city life?   
Moderators: Roland Krebs & Stefan Mayr, superwien urbanism
Moderators: Roland Krebs & Stefan Mayr, superwien urbanism
- Nevena Nancheva, Kingston University, London
- Amila Sirbegovic, Architect & Urban Researcher, Vienna
- Kilian Kleinschmidt, IPA-Switxboard, Tunis
- Bahanur Nasya, Eutropian, HouseIn, JPI Urban Europe Project, Vienna
- Theresa König, superwien urbanism, Vienna
- Maria Gabriela Sarmiento, save my identity, Caracas/Zurich
- Diego Ceresuela-Wiesmann, Prof., uttnext, Medellin
- Ruedi & Vera Baur, integral designers, Paris
- Jasmin Sirćo, Sarajevo Architecture Week, Sarajevo
- Vedran Mimica, DELTA Lab / Illinois Institute of Technology
- Jan Piechota, PJAIT Warsaw
- In context of the project EAT LOVE (Vienna Biennale for Change 2021)Cities today are challenged by two large scale migration phenomena: mass urbanization and international migration. Vienna has a long history as an arrival city for national and international migrants. Almost half of the population has international migrant background, around 30 percent do not have the Austrian citizenship. At the Vienna Biennale for Change 2021 we want to discuss the challenges and potentials of the arrival city and the role of urban planning in its development. We will address issues like housing, transport links, access to technical and social infrastructures, pressures on public space and the integration of the arrival city with the established city.
Guiding Questions:- What are the major challenges and potentials arrival cities are confronted with in a time of global migration?
- How can urban planning contribute to the integration of migrants into everyday city life?