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Integrated Urban Renewal INTEGRATED URBAN RENEWAL in Copenhagen, 2012 COLOPHON CONTENTS District development in Copenhagen Published April 2012 Publisher Technical and Environmental Administration Urban Design Department Contact Technical and Environmental Administration Urban Design Department DEVELOPMENT OF THE CITY ............................................................................................................................................................... 4 Njalsgade 13 MAP ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 6 DK-2300 Copenhagen S TABLE OF FLATS AND RESIDENTS IN AREA RENEWAL DISTRICTS OF COPENHAGEN ............................................................. 11 SJÆLLANDSGADE ....................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Postal address SPYDSPIDSEN ............................................................................................................................................................................ 18 PO Box 447 HARALDSGADE .......................................................................................................................................................................... 24 DK-1505 Copenhagen V SUNDHOLMSVEJ ......................................................................................................................................................................... 30 Tel.: +45 3366 3366 HUSUM .................................................................................................................................................................................. 36 Fax: +45 3366 7020 GAMMEL VALBY ......................................................................................................................................................................... 42 SANKT KJELDS ............................................................................................................................................................................ 48 E-mail: [email protected] CENTRAL VESTERBRO ............................................................................................................................................................... 54 COMPLETED AREA RENEWALS .................................................................................................................................................. 60 2 3 DEVELOPMENT OF THE CITY Development of the city the course of the project. Local resources become actively in- The projects Funding Europe's largest climbing wall in the attractively land- volved in all phases of the development efforts. As a result, Integrated urban renewal initiates positive development. Basically, integrated urban renewal is a publicly financed in- scaped Banana Park in Mimersgade district, the architec- feelings of commitment and ownership towards the district The areas chosen for integrated urban renewal are there- itiative in which the state pays 1/3 and Copenhagen Munici- turally striking community centre among residents and users are strengthened. Strong feelings fore districts which already possess considerable potentials pality 2/3 of the total cost. Part of the preliminary work in- in Jemtelandsgade in Holmblads- of ownership help ensure that the initiatives taken live on and qualities. The areas are also characterised by a high volved in area renewal consists of drawing up an investment gade district, and the coming Mu- proportion of small, outdated flats with lacking installa- statement covering the possibilities for both private and sic Square in Øresundsvej district tions, relatively poor and run-down amenities (open spaces, public investment. Integrated urban renewal is thus charac- are all initiatives started as part of The problems and solutions to be focused on will be de- institutions, etc.), integration problems and a large number terised by a joint funding model in which contributions are previous integrated urban renewal cided in dialogue with local residents, associations, insti- of residents outside the labour market. received from the state, municipality, private foundations, projects in Copenhagen. Lifting and private property owners, companies and associations. renewing the city concerns much tutions, businesses, etc. Physical and social planning are therefore important ele- more than the physical amenities, ments of integrated urban renewal efforts. It is especially The integrated urban renewal process in rough outline however. Integrated urban renewal the physical results in the district which are visible to resi- Integrated urban renewal consists of three different phases. is an initiative that focuses on specially selected, well-de- after the project period has elapsed. dents and the public at large. The physical projects are also The first phase is the start-up phase in which the first citi- fined districts which face a broad spectrum of challenges. those which attract most attention from residents when zen involvement activities take place and work groups are The purpose of integrated urban renewal is to promote a District lift, area renewal or partnership project? work groups are appointed and citizen dialogues held. With appointed. The work groups then draw up a district plan in new, positive development in the districts – encompassing Up until 2010, unified urban renewal efforts in Copenha- regard to social initiatives, integrated urban renewal focuses cooperation with the municipal departments. The district physical, social, cultural and environmental aspects. gen have had various names: district renewal, partnership on building networks in order to get the district to function plan is the programme on which area renewal will be based projects but today, such efforts are known as integrated ur- better. Almost all activities have a sub-objective of strength- during the project period. It contains a description of the ar- Resident's decisions ban renewal. It is the ambition of the City of Copenhagen to ening the district's civil network. Activities directed at social ea's potentials and challenges and suggests specific projects What is special about integrated urban renewal is that the initiate one or two new integrated urban renewals each year. challenges are performed in close cooperation with other and more general visions for area renewal. The district plan wishes and efforts of the residents themselves determine social and housing projects in the area. is then discussed and approved within the political system. 4 5 COPENHAGEN MAP Previous: 12 14 1. Femkanten The second phase is the implementation phase in which the Ongoing projects, 2011 1 2. Kgs. Enghave ideas for the many projects are qualified, planned in detail and implemented wherever possible. Area renewal projects: 10 3. Holmbladsgade 4. Nord/Vest The final, anchoring phase is used to determine the future of 4 6 5. Nørrebro Park the various activities and physical projects which have been • Sjællandsgade – commenced 2006, completion 2011 6. Mimersgade implemented. Anchoring is a question of physically ensur- • Spydspidsen – commenced 2006, completion 2011 5 8 7. Øresundsvej ing that the implemented projects are maintained and that • Haraldsgade district – commenced 2007, completion 2012 the implemented activities and initiatives are able to con- • Sundholm district – commenced 2008, completion 2014 Current: tinue. Anchoring is also a question of collating the experi- • Gl. Valby – commenced 2009, completion 2015 9 8. Sjællandsgade ences gained and of communicating the methods developed • Husum – commenced 2009, completion 2015 9. Spydspidsen in connection with the area renewal. • Skt. Kjelds district – commenced 2010, completion 2016 10. Haraldsgade Central Vesterbro – commenced 2011, completion 2017 11. Sundholmsvej Facts about area renewal 12. Husum • Aims to initiate positive development of the chosen areas 13. Gammel Valby • Has a well-defined geographic boundary 14. Sankt Kjelds • Is unified and all-embracing 3 13 • Takes its starting point in the policies and strategies of the City of Copenhagen • Is based on citizen participation and local involvement 11 7 • Is limited to a six-year period • Is generally financed by public funds but is co-financed by foun- dations, residents and businesses • Consists of three phases: district plan phase, implementation 2 phase and anchoring phase 6 7 Selection of new areas for renewal ment patterns in run down and socially underprivileged areas concerning housing and socio-economic parameters. Among residents with low incomes Why is it important to continue with integrated urban of the city. The effort is unified and is both a long-term and other things, the map will be used to select new integrated renewal? broad-pallet initiative intended to help improve the quality of urban renewal districts and to analyse individual districts so On the basis of this screening, a number of areas are selected The City of Copenhagen views integrated urban renewal as an life of residents and to create sustainable urban areas – so- that the efforts can be planned to better target the challenges in which the physical and social challenges are most highly important initiative of great importance to citizens and the cially, physically and culturally. present in the area. concentrated and which meet the other criteria set by the city as
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