Living Cities I

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Living Cities I
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Pereira Roders, A. R., Krishnamurthy, S., Peters- van den Heuvel, A., & Lammers, D. G. O. (Eds.) (2015). Living
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LIVING CITIES I
FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON LIVING CITIES PERSPECTIVES
EINDHOVEN | 13 JANUARY 2015

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

EDITED BY
Ana Pereira Roders
Sukanya Krishnamurthy
Anne Marie Peters – Van der Heuvel
Daan Lammers
ISBN: 978-90-386-3893-5
Published by
Eindhoven University of Technology
Department of the Built Environment
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The Netherlands

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Foreword

Living Cities I is the first International Conference on Living Cities Perspectives organized by the department of the
Built Environment, at the Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands. This conference was organized by
students for students, enabling them to gain experience, skills, knowledge and academic attitude. Conference papers have
been target to a double blind peer review process. Students were invited to select their conference sessions – culture,
society, economy and environment – and have been tutored in their paper writing exercise. They all had one aim in
common, to reveal the state-of-the-art in published research, studying living cities. Though, they were also challenged to
reflect upon that same state-of-the-art and the reliability of its narratives, by comparing similar research, using different
methods and tools. Together, they achieved the literature review of about 830 publications, confirming a strong relation
between methods and narratives, but above all, a great complementary, rather than contradiction.
Living cities fosters a conceptual shift in Urbanism and Architecture. As Hinchliffe & Whatmore (2006) explain, living
cities departs from a prior understanding of cities as a built environment (as termed in conventional town and country
planning), heading into an present understanding of cities where people are no longer considered inimical to nature, nor
natures antithetical to cities, setting forward “a sense of ecological co-fabrication in which the life patterns and rhythms of
people and other city dwellers are entangled with and against the grain of expert designs and blueprints”. Cities as
“ecological disturbance regimes rather than ecological sacrifice zones” (Wolch, 1998). Students were invited to prepare
the state-of-the-art in published research, studying living cities. In groups of 4-5 students, they selected one of the four
sessions, triggered by the following keywords. Though, upfront they were hinted on their interrelation. They were also
allowed to focus on other keywords.

Culture Society Economy Environment
Urban resources Urban social space Globalization Ecological Urbanism
World heritage Inclusive and exclusive Megacities Landscape Architecture
space
Historic urban landscapes Human capital Architectural
Urban ethnography Transformation
Creativity Global competition
Political landscapes Structural Reuse
Innovation Creative industry
Gentrification Material Reuse

The papers composing this conference proceedings were selected in a peer review process, based on the students
evaluations. Given the high quality of the papers, we have decided to extend the number of articles, from 20 to 30.
Furthermore, two awards were given to the students. The Best Pechakucha Award was decided by the conference
participants. The Best Paper Award was also based on the students evaluations, concerning the best paper per session.
Follow the lists of the awardees.
Best Pechakucha Award
Culture
W.F.C.J. Habets, T.P.M. van Dartel, T.J.J.L. van Lieshout, Meilin Wang, R.C.A. Hopstaken.
How are different methodologies used to examine the correlation between ethnic and religious attachment among Muslim
immigrants in the Netherlands?
Society
Daniek Reijnders, Joost van Gorkom, Thijs van Tetering, Xiaoru Hua, Ahmet Bulut.
Dear shrinking city, how can we help you?
Economy
Sander Bruinenberg, Rob van den Hoven, Christian Fredrix, Patrick van Dodewaard, Sjoerd te Bogt.
How to measure the economic value of architecture?
Environment
Khuat Duy, Rico v.d. Gevel, Janet Snoeijen, Marike Schols, Jorinde Bijpost.
Architectural transformation as a solution for vacant offices in the Netherlands.

Best Paper Award
Culture
Moniek Kamphuis, Nina Claus, Marieke de Vries, Lizzy van Zon, Jaap Roeleveld.
Differences in valuation between tourists and locals of world heritage in developing countries
Society
Daniek Reijnders, Joost van Gorkom, Thijs van Tetering, Xiaoru Hua, Ahmet Bulut.
Dear shrinking city, how can we help you?
Economy
Guus Gielen, Kees de Visser, Dirk Jan Venema.
Methodological approaches for measuring the influence of the creative class, a critical review
Environment
Khuat Duy, Rico v.d. Gevel, Janet Snoeijen, Marike Schols, Jorinde Bijpost.
Architectural transformation as a solution for vacant offices in the Netherlands.
My team and I congratulate the students on their first adventure in international conference and the papers presented in this
conference proceedings. They evidence the spirit and strength of our students, sensible to key challenges of the XXI century,
fearless to address them in their future practices.

Ana Pereira Roders
March 2015
Organizing + Scientific Committee1
Akyol Z. (Zeynep)
Bakker E. (Vita)
Boer J.P.M. van den (Joost)
Doelen J.L.M. van der (Joost)
Dong Y. (Yingbo)
El-Kebir M.A. (Madiha)
Gerrits J.P.P.M. (Joris)
Guo W. (Wenbin)
Heesterbeek I.A.J. (Ilse)
Huveneers N.T. (Naomi)
Ion G.M. (Georgia)
Krishnamurthy, S. (Sukanya)
Lammers, D. (Daan)
Niu D. (Da)
Pelzer J.M.E. (Jeroen)
Pereira Roders, A. (Ana)
Peters – Van der Heuvel, A.M. (Anne Marie)
Pustelnik P. (Patrycja)
Reuver O. de (Odile)
Rooij M.G. van (Marinde)
Sadek S. (Sazan)
Steenhuis C. (Chris)
Tonnaer L.F.C.M. (Leon)
Valk R. (Rob)
Venema D.H. (Dirk Jan)
Wisse M. (Michael

1 Ordered alphabetically
Schedule of Events

8:00
Registration and Coffee
8:30
Welcome: Ana Pereira Roders
9:00
Keynote presentation: Pieter van Wesemael
9:30
Session 1: Culture
10:30
Coffee break
11:00
Session 2: Society
12:30
Lunch
13:30
Session 3: Economy
Session 4: Environment (part I)
15:00
Coffee break
15:30
Session 4: Environment (part II)
17:00
Drinks
Concluding remarks
PechaKucha Awards
Sessions Themes and Participants
Session 1: Culture
Moderator: Ana Pereira Roders

Tim Willems, Léon Tonnaer, Michael Gravers, Laurie van Krugten.
Methods to assess the cultural significance for preserving historic buildings

Anne Pijl, J. Geerards, H.R. van der Veen, Nourdin Doudouh, Ming Guo.Methodology research on the effects of globalization
on collective identity in architecture

Steven Huyps, Gerben Meussen, Frederic Leenarts, Bert Atsma, Najib Amali.
The impact of climate change on historic urban landscapes

K.M. van Kesteren, T.J.J. van der Steen, C.A. Laatst, E.L.K. Linder, P. Pustelink.
Industrial Canal- and Waterfront Transformation & Cultural Change

Mieke van Herwijnen, Martin Buil, Guy Prudon, Erik Zonneveld
Urban Shrinkage: an analysis of research methodologies

W.F.C.J. Habets, T.P.M. van Dartel, T.J.J.L. van Lieshout, Meilin Wang, R.C.A. Hopstaken.
How are different methodologies used to examine the correlation between ethnic and religious attachment among Muslim
immigrants in the Netherlands?

Willem Rooding, Jeroen Rooding, Sven Vos, Lex Lagendijk, S. de Gaetano
Management of the historic urban environment in a developing city

Moniek Kamphuis, Nina Claus, Marieke de Vries, Lizzy van Zon, Jaap Roeleveld.
Differences in valuation between tourists and locals of world heritage in developing countries