Integration in Housing Models for Social Cohesion
Herbert Ludl (ed.)
Housing Estates as Places for Integration How much “foreignness” can a neighbourhood take? This is one of the central questions in residential construction in the context of access for migrants to subsidised housing. In 2000 a limited-profit housing association in Vienna attempted the creation of an interethnic housing model. The quality of the architecture and a socially competent caretaker service were identified as starting points for fundamental integrative measures. As shown by an evaluation in 2003, the attempt was successful. This book presents a new analysis of this housing model from 2016 as well as a comprehensive study by Joachim Brech and Heidrun Feigelfeld of life together on housing estates built since 2000. Contributions by Herbert Ludl (Ed.) and Walter Weiland expand upon the theme.
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144 pages / several diagrams ISBN 978-3-200-053 86-1
Overview of Contents:
- SUPPORTING INTEGRATIVE PROCESSES: The place of residence as an important social environment / Herbert Ludl
- THE CURRENT RELEVANCE OF AN INITIAL PROJECT: Integration in the inter-ethnic neighbourhood housing model / Joachim Brech/Heidrun Feigelfeld
- LIVING TOGETHER IN HOUSING ESTATES: Empirical survey of new Sozialbau housing estates in Vienna / Joachim Brech/Heidrun Feigelfeld
- SOLUTIONS FOR NEIGHBOURHOOD CONFLICTS: Mediative elements as prevention and mediation as an alternative / Walter Weiland
- THE GENERAL FRAMEWORK AS A KEY THEME: Conclusions and perspectives / Joachim Brech/Heidrun Feigelfeld
