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Brussels, Belgium Brussels, Belgium Brussels in 8 points 1. Small World City 4. Fragmented & Segmented City Compared to London & Paris, Brussels is a small city. It con- Not only the urban structure, but also the social composition, estimated to be 56.000 people). This has led to a growing cul- - tural diversity (a globalization from below). Rich immigrants are Even if we take the larger metropolitan region into account, we mentation & segmentation. It is a major characteristic of this to be found in the south-eastern part of Brussel and in the sub- still have only +/- 1,7 million residents. Although small in size, it city, making it quite unique and not always easy to understand. urbs. Poor immigrants live in the central part of the city, in the is ranking high on the world cities ladder. The presence of the working class neighbouhoods alongside the canal which cuts European Institutions (EU), NATO and many related activities - through the middle of the city. gives it a global status. ship projects Brussels is run by a regional government (with a prime minis- 7. Rather insurgent than resistant 2. Richest region in Europe, poorest neighbourhoods in Bel- ter) and 19 municipal majors. Competition rather than collabo- The absence of a consistent squatter movement is symptom- gium ration is the driving force in local politics. atic for Brussels. It is a city where resistance is channeled into Ranking between 3rd and 5th in Europe (measured in Gross Brussels has no authority over its cultural & educational poli- state-subsidised NGO’s making it the world capital of organ- Regional Product) Brussels is one of the richest regions in the cy, which is in the hands of the Flemish & French Community. ised civil society. world. But at the same time it has the highest amount and most These also serve the interests of the Flemish & Walloon region deprived neighbourhoods in Belgium. Figures range from 15% - 8. Old metropolitan mainstream? of the population living below the poverty line to 40% of all sels, necessary to meet for e.g. urgent needs in schooling. It Many aspects of the New Metropolitan Mainstream can be families living in a deprived neighbourhood. found in Brussels, but not all of them are new or outspoken. Internationalization, Public Private Partnerships and market 3. Shrinking Growing City 6. Globalizing from below driven politics have been around throughout the postwar pe- After a very long period of decline the amount of residents is More than 50% of the population has roots or strong connec- Belgium 30’528 Km2 * Inhabitants 10’666’866 growing. It is estimated that the coming then years there will be tions outside Belgium. Some have come to work in international 100.000(!) additional residents due to international migration institutions & companies, but most of them are in Brussels to do an open question if the NMM paradigm can explain the dynam- Urban Region 162 Km2 * Inhabitants 1’100’000 and a high fertility rate (new born babies). low paid jobs. Many political refugees have joined recently as ics of this city. area of disinvestments Diabolo-project viaduct “Verbrande Brug” green belt spaces of detention Brussels-North in Steenokkerzeel Garden Allotments regional rail network Wastewater treatment plant next to Ring Road rail yard Kings palace Vilvoorde-Machelen and garden Schaarbeek-Vorming red light district area of privatization Brussels sailing centre Tour & Taxis Festival Couleur Café Music City area of disinvestment Quartier Nord Ribaucourt housing development Quartier North Watermael-Schuman-Josaphat project Ribaucourt high income area Belgacom Tower Bertem Manhattan-project Brussels - North railway station Extension of Underground upgraded neighbourhood (nimby-effect) Parc Scheutbos Brussels Congres Casino Molenbeek area of private reinvestement high income area activities Brussels Elsene (European neighbourhood) Grand Place Kraainem-Woluwe area of disinvestment Area European Parlement Canal zone South Chartreuse European Commission Legend quartier Marollen area of privatization Urban Region Parc Leopold (Solvay bib) Central areas Brussels South area of private reinvestement Areas of State-Led Reinvestment railway station Brussels South Flagey / Areas of Urban Regeneration Place Bethlehem Areas of Private Reinvestment / Areas of Intense Neighbourhood Upgrading Sint-Gillis Trendy Neighbourhoods VUB campus: “homeless - sans papier” Gated Communities / Exclusionary Zones Areas of Privatization high income area Gated community - Bossqaure Oudergem Very High Income Area Areas of disinvestment high income area Watermaal-Bosvoorde Subcentres Strategic Urban Infrastructure Projects Flagship Projects Events Failed and Grounded (large) Projects Informal Settlements Foret de Soignes Spaces and Places of Resistance / Alternatives area of high income/ scale 1:25.000 new development other Halle Two Opposing Political And Private The Would-be Marketing In The EU- Green Development As Engine For The Place Bethlehem ”2 Hours Stakeholders In One Area Quarter And Brussels Southstation Recent Tension Between Two Communities: Resistance” Brussels And Flemish Region Brussels** lacks an integrated spatial metropolitan vision. The EU-Quarter (<1 km2) is situated just east of the Brussels and the Flemish area around Brussels are Brussels, as many other urban regions, is growing There also exists no institutional unit that addresses the city centre. In the second half of the 20th century this functionally part of the same metropolitan region, but increasingly diverse in terms of ethnic origins of its scale of the metropolitan region. The problems emerging residential neighborhood transformed, yet without a real planning and development for both areas is done inhabitants. The urban region furthermore is characterized from the anti-urban re ex of the suburban area are planning or development strategy, into an of ce area separately. This often leads to strategies fostering by spatial segregation with a differentiation between imminent. To illustrate the inter-regional competition destined for the EU institutions. competition between regions without taking into account poorer, mixed and more af uent areas. inside the metropolitan region, one can focus on the social reality (cfr two shopping centers which are planned lack of cooperation and even existence of competition The area around the Brussels South Station has since next to each other). Place de Bethlehem, a recently refurnished triangular between Flanders and Brussels. Both regions plan very the 50s mainly been inhabited by immigrants from the This dynamic is also re ected in the development of green, square in a colorful neighbourhood, only a stone’s throw similar projects as close as 2 km one from each other Mediterranean. From the 60s onwards there was a clear ecology and nature protection. Brussels puts a lot of effort away from the South Station is surrounded by a few local disinvestment regarding public spaces and buildings and in becoming a “green capital”, through the development shops, McDonald’s or Zara are not interested in the area NEO (Brussels) versus UPLACE (Flanders) the middle class left the area. Consequently, the railway of green corridors etc. A strategy of cooperation works but Greek restaurants are ourishing. Cars, always in a Brussels plans a large development project (international company’s plan for a TGV terminal in the end of the 80s surprisingly well for the protection and management hurry, and school children pass by in the morning. On scale, international contest attracting star architects - was applauded by politicians as it would be a catalyst for of the immense forest located to the south of the city sunny afternoons the place becomes crowded, children PPP) on the Heysel Plateau (67 ha) in the northern part of revival. (Forest de Soignes/Zonienwoud), yet in many other run all over the place, mothers or fathers gather on Brussels, close to the border with Flanders. It includes a cases environmental management becomes an element benches. During a couple of hours in the evening, the congress centre (3.500 places), a shopping mall (100.000 International and problematical that accentuates the gap between political strategies and restaurants attract a mix of people, including the urban m² - said necessary to nance the congress centre), a socio-economic realities. professionals looking for authentic atmosphere. After (new) football stadion (WorldCup 2018?), an event hall Although the presence of the EU-institutions has brought dark, the plaza, as well as its streets around transform (15.000 places), of ces (up to 250.000 m²). At the same economic growth to Brussels, the EU-quarter does not As an example, Flanders focuses on the protection of into a male environment. time, the Flemish government approved a new private have the urban quality and prestige one might expect. In undeveloped open spaces such as meadows, [ elds, river April 2010. It has been reported widely in the media shopping/leisure/experience-development (PPP) of the case of the redevelopment of the South Station-area, valleys, forests, etc. in the area around Brussels, yet for “several Brussels neighbourhoods are going through 250.000 m² situated 2 km to the east on Flemish territory and partly due to the recession of the 90s, relatively few m² new inhabitants that are willing to integrate in the Flemish safety issues. Police is trapped regularly” and words (Uplace Machelen). The nancing of both projects is still of of ces have been built. Instead of having attracted new culture (language). Nevertheless, this “green” policy in the such as “impunity” are used to describe the situation. On uncertain. companies, the new of ce buildings were even primarily periphery of Brussels mostly attracts the well-paid citizen the evening of April 12th, several cars burn around Place occupied by relocated government agencies or private to move to the country-side, close to the forest, park, horse Bethlehem that is covered in gasoline. Police forces Brussels and Flanders both want to internationalize companies. The promised jobs consequently were never stables and golf-courts. Due to the international character arrive in large number on the slippery square and are generated; and the area lost a lot of its quality.
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