Project Development Weimar Nord

December 15, 2010 Kyu Suk Byun, Tania König, Onur Camurlu, Jennifer Nitschke, Sonia Cubides, Christian Wagner

LOCATION:Access & Realm

MARKET:Typology & Trends

CONFLICT:Conflicts & Qualities

IBA:Internationale Bauaustellung

Group 1

Project Development: Weimar Nord Region, IBABauhaus-University Weimar


ACCESS:Road DistributionPublic TransportationParkingGreater Context

REALM:Open SpaceGreen SpaceUndeveloped SpaceLand Use - General

Location AnalysisPERCEIVED QUALITIES:

Direct connection to traffic systemInfrastructure/ facilities, like schools, kindergartensResidential housing area, with parking spaceMuch of green spaceRent rate in comparison to Weimar Altstadt quite low 1994 - 1998 wide redevelopment/ modernisation of the GDR building structure During EXPO 2000 green space and sport facilities developedSport and recreation facilities

lützendorfer weg

lützendorfer str.

bonhoe�erstraße

marcel-paul straße

ettersburger str.

ernst-thälmann str.

marcel-paul straße bonhoe�erstraße

primary road

secondary road

tertiary road

bonhoe�erstraße

lützendorf

�lzweidenweg

etterburer str.

nordstraße

rießnerstraße


Primary, Secondary, Tertiary StreetsAccess

Primary Access

Secondary Access

Tertiary Access

Weimar Nord feels gloomy, abandoned and the buildings are in disrepair. The gateway functions as the transition that separates the historical UNESCO World Heritage Old City Center from Weimar Nord. The existing bridge feels dangerous, as the steel sections are rusty and the concrete is weathered. Weimar Nord has an inclining topography, making pedestrian travel difficult.

bus line 5weimar nord - klinikum

bus line 1weimar nord - ehringsdorf - taubach

rießnerstraße

�lzweidenweg

lützendorf

lützendorfer weg

etterburer str.

nordstraße

lützendorfer str.

bonhoe�erstraße

marcel-paul straße

ettersburger str.


marcel-paul straße

bonhoe�erstraße

bonhoe�erstraße


Access Routes and Stops

Sources:Netzplan weimarhttp://www.sw-weimar.de/fileadmin/user_up-load/swi/pdf/netzplan_20090628.pdf

Bus Line 1 -Weimar Nord - Ehringsdorf -Taubach -

Bus Line 5 -Weimar Nord -Klinikum -

Bus line 1 loops around the entire site, while bus line 5 makes a smaller loop around the GDR developments.


Access Personal Vehicle Parking

Parking lots lie parellel or perpendicular to the prefabricated GDR flats and apartments.

Personal Vehicle Parking

Sources:Google maps , bing mapshttp://maps.google.de/maps?hl=de&tab=wlhttp://www.bing.com/mapsfield work

Access Greater Context


The new roads make it easier for the commuters to reach supermarkets and other amenities from other areas.

Source: The Weimar and Weimarer Land Economic Region. Page 2

Realm Open Space

open space

developed space

rießnerstraße

�lzweidenweg

lützendorf

lützendorfer weg

etterburer str.

nordstraße


There are numerous gaps between buildings, and these gaps are used for public greenery and privacy between buildings during the summer. The wooden barn and the abandoned Villa in the South-East corner of our site showcases the disrepair of the existing commercial building stock. The Villa has not been used for decades, whereas the large barn has been used as an art gallery and a Papieraufkauf.


Open Space Developed Space Sources:

Google maps , bing mapshttp://maps.google.de/maps?hl=de&tab=wlhttp://www.bing.com/mapsfield work

Realm Green Space

playground

park | open space

Private Gardens

Playgrounds are spread at the edges, whereas parks are integral to the fabric of the neighborhood. Private Gardens are included. Weekend farms are situated on the southwest portion of our site. Open green areas were sometimes covered with garbage and glass; however an advantage included the sheer number of green spaces and corridors between buildings. There are also numerous play spaces for children on the site.


Private GardenAthletic Facility

Playground Public ParkSources:Google maps , bing mapshttp://maps.google.de/maps?hl=de&tab=wlhttp://www.bing.com/maps

field work

Realm Undeveloped spaces

undeveloped spacewithout use

undeveloped spaceused for recreation

rießnerstraße

�lzweidenweg

lützendorf

lützendorfer weg

etterburer str.

nordstraße


30% of the whole site is not developed, and only a quarter of it is used as recreation which consists of park and open space.


Undeveloped with recreation

Undeveloped without use Sources:

Google maps , bing mapshttp://maps.google.de/maps?hl=de&tab=wlhttp://www.bing.com/maps

field work

Realm Land Use - General

residential

recreation

industrial

commercial

memorial

recreation

rießnerstraße

�lzweidenweg

lützendorf

lützendorfer weg

etterburer str.

nordstraße


Residential areas are surrounded by recreational and green spaces, whereas not much land is allocated for commercial, industrial and memorial uses.


Residential

Commercial

Recreation

Memorial

Industrial

Not in UseSources:Google maps , bing mapshttp://maps.google.de/maps?hl=de&tab=wlhttp://www.bing.com/maps

field work


TYPOLOGY:Heritageby Functionby Buildingby Residential

TRENDS:Population NordstadtPopulation WeimarAge Distributions

Market AnalysisBusiness Sector Structure

Good Condition for Small BusinessesHandcraft

Vacancy Rate30% of the area is not developed10% in use but not developed

Benchmarks

Weimar Nord:5.359 inhabitants1,83 km²2.928 inhabitants/ km²

Benchmarks

Entire Weimar65.233 inhabitants84,26 km²774 inhabitants/ km²


Typology Heritage

The rundown house of Ettersburgerstr. used to be a place for students’ gathering and art gallery in 1990s. There is also a strong visual connection to Weimar’s old city center and Buchenwald.

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Typology By Function

services

shops

school

health

recreation

hotel | restaurant

rießnerstraße

�lzweidenweg

lützendorf

lützendorfer weg

etterburer str.

nordstraße


Facilities such as the school, health clinic, hotel/restaurants, services, and shops tend to lean on the south east border, while the recreation facilities are situated in the northwest. Marcel-Paul Str. is planned, car-dominated, commercial corridor that supplies conveniences for the residents in the entire site. Few pedestrians were visible upon our visit to the site. Some of the commercial amenities found on this street included a hairdresser, a stone shop, numerous supermarkets and dollar stores, an insurance company and a carpenter’s workshop.


Shops

Services

Health

Hotel/Restaurant

Recreation

SchoolSources:Weimar Stadtkarte/ Stadt Weimarhttp://stadtplan.weimar.de/

field work

Typology By Building

detached housing

industrial buildings(di�erent structure)

old brick structure

cottages(1 �oor)

former cattle industry hall

education buildingpre-fabricated

former loading station(connected with rail track)

apartment building4 �oors/ old

pre-fabricatedresidential building5 to 8 �oors

industrial hall(for commercial)

apartment building(3 �oors/ 2002)

rießnerstraße

�lzweidenweg

lützendorf

lützendorfer weg

etterburer str.

nordstraße


The dominant building typology in our site is a prefabricated residential building that is 5-8 storeys.


Old Brick Structure

Detatched Housing Pre-fabricated residential building 5-8 floors

Industrial Buildings (different structure)

Former Loading Station (connected to Rail)

Apartment building (3 floors/2002)

Eductation Building (pre-fabricated)

Former cattle industrial hall

Apartment Building 4-floors/old

Industrial Hall (for Commercial)

1-Floor Cottages

Sources:Weimar_2008.pdfhttps://elearning2.uni-weimar.de/mcbuw/ses-sion/desktop.php?SID=b17eb53c3271325bb9dbdd926f8dc97d&CID=100980metacoon platform

pdf map of weimar


Typology Residential

Bus 1 and 5 are targeted for the residents in the GDR prefabricated flats. This cluster of the medium-density flats can be considered the dominant building typology of our site. Furthermore, adjacent to our site are a series of converted military bunker units converted to residences as well as a new, award-winning residential unit.


detached housing

industrial buildings(di�erent structure)

old brick structure

cottages(1 �oor)

former cattle industry hall

education buildingpre-fabricated

former loading station(connected with rail track)

apartment building4 �oors/ old

pre-fabricatedresidential building5 to 8 �oors

industrial hall(for commercial)

apartment building(3 �oors/ 2002)

rießnerstraße

�lzweidenweg

lützendorf

lützendorfer weg

etterburer str.

nordstraße


Detatched Housing Pre-fabricated residential building 5-8 floors

Apartment building (3 floors/2002)

Apartment Building 4-floors/old

1-Floor Cottages

rießnerstraße

�lzweidenweg

lützendorf

lützendorfer weg

etterburer str.

nordstraße


4,1 - 5,0 € per sqm

< 4,0 € per sqm

5,1 - 6,5 € per sqm

6,6 - 8,5 € per sqm

> 8,5 € per sqm


Typology Rent Prices

Bus 1 and 5 are targeted for the residents in the GDR prefabricated flats. This cluster of the medium-density flats can be considered the dominant building typology of our site. Furthermore, adjacent to our site are a series of converted military bunker units converted to residences as well as a new, award-winning residential unit.


< 4,0 e/sqm

< 4,1-5,0 e/sqm

5,1 - 6,5 e/sqm

6,6 - 8,5 e/sqm

> 8,5 e/sqm

2 room apartment, 4th floor, 39m² 3 room apartment, 2nd floor, 52.5m²

Angebotsart Rent Rent

Immobilienart Apartment Apartment

Street Bonhoefferstraße Bonhoefferstraße

Building number 50 30

City Weimar Weimar

Area Nordstadt Nordstadt

Building type MFH (Plattenbau) prefabricated building MFH (Plattenbau) prefabricated building

Room number 2 3

Area 39,0 m² 52,5 m²

Level 4 2

Lift Yes no

Furnished No no

kitchen yes yes

Built in kitchen nein no

Bathroom/ WC Bathroom (shower) Bathroom

Balcony/ Terrace yes yes

Basement yes yes

Built 1985 1978

Rent 257,40 EUR 260,00 EUR Service fee 58,50 EUR 60,00 EUR

Heating fee 46,80 EUR 63,00 EUR

Bond 771,00 EUR 550,00 EUR

Available now now


Typology Rent Prices

2 room apartment, 4th floor, 39m²

3 room apartment, 2nd floor, 52.5m²

http://www.weimarer-wohnstaette.de/Scripts/ProductDetail.aspx?CLSOID=10001&MODE=3&PAGE=1&PRODUCTOID=40002&VAL_60000=Vermietung&VAL_60011=Wohnung&VAL_60018=Nordstadt


Trends Population Decline in Nordstadt

5750

Population Weimar Nordstadt/ area: 1,82 sq km

5300

2000

source: Statistisches Jahrbuch Weimar 2009, Stadt Weimar; page 100 Weimar in Zahlen 2010, Stadt Weimar - Abt. Geoinformationen und Statistik

source: Statistisches Jahrbuch Weimar 2009, Stadt Weimar; page 101

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

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Population Weimar Nordstadt / Weimar

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Weimar

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Population Weimar/ area: 84,26 sq km

62.000

2000


2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

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2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

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Industriegebiet Nord

Gaberndorf

TröbsdorfInd.-ge.West

Schönblick

Niedergrunstedt

Gelmeroda

Legefeld

Possendorf

Oberweimar/Ehringsdorf Taubach

Süßenborn

Schöndorf

Nordstadt

Weststadt Nordvorstadt

Westvorstadt

AltstadtParkvorstadt

Tiefurt

Südstadt

There is a decreasing trend in population in the Nordstadt, whereas an increasing trend in the Weimar Region.

Sources:Statistisches Jahrbuch Weimar 2009, Stadt Weimar; page 100Weimar in Zahlen 2010, Stadt Weimar - Abt. Geoinformationen und Statistikhttp://stadt.weimar.de/ueber-weimar/statistik/

weimar-in-zahlen/


Trends Population Growth in Weimar

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2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

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Weimar

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2000


2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

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62.425

year

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Gaberndorf


Schönblick

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Gelmeroda

Legefeld

Possendorf


Süßenborn

Schöndorf

Nordstadt


Westvorstadt


Tiefurt

Südstadt


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2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

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Weimar

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2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

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year

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Trends Age Distribution: Nordstadt / Weimar


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Schöndorf

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Tiefurt

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PROGNOSIS:DEMAND:- Moving from the core of the city towards the rail track- Reconstruction in inner city rent rate increasing- Students from Weimar and Jena moving in

POSSIBLE TARGETS- Commuter to Erfurt, Jena and surrounding- conference centre visitors- Seniors- young families

+/- AnalysisCONFLICT: Challenges

- Undeveloped space general- Undeveloped space between residential buildings- Allotment gardens- Former industrial area- Concentrated commercial area- History - Rail track as border to the inner city- Living conditions in GDR buildings- Fragmented sidewalk


Conflicts Initial Observations

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challenges:

undeveloped space

2 undeveloped space between residential buildings

3 allotment Gardens

4 former industial area

5 concentrated commercial area

6 history

7 rail track as border to the inner city

8 living conditions in GDR buildings

9 fragmented sidewalk

5

Challenges:

Undeveloped spaceUndeveloped space between residential buildingsAllotment gardensFormer industrial areaConcentrated commercial areaHistoryRail track as border to the inner cityLiving conditions in GDR buildingsFragmented sidewalk

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qualities:

much of green space between the buildings

2 1994-1998 modernisation of the GDR building structure

3 parking lots

4 receation/ sport facilities

5 infrastructure facilities like schools and kindergarden

6 living in a city with natrural view

7 rent rate

8 direct connection to tra�c system


Qualities Initial ObservationsQualities

quantity of green space between buildings1994-1998 modernisation of the GDR building structureParking lotsrecreation/sport facilitiesinfrastructure facilities like schools and kindergardenliving in a city with natural viewrent ratedirect connection to traffic system

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December 15, 2010 Kyu Suk Byun, Tania König, Onur Camurlu, Jennifer Nitschke, Sonia Cubides, Christian Wagner December 15, 2010 Kyu Suk Byun, Tania König, Onur Camurlu, Jennifer Nitschke, Sonia Cubides, Christian Wagner

IBA Internationale Bauaustellung 2019

Guiding Questions

What is the International Bauaustellung?What is the Role of the IBA?Why is the IBA important for Weimar?How can the history of the IBA help us?What is the structure of the IBA

Sources

Internet SourcesInterview - Prof. Max Welch GuerraLecture - Prof. Harald Kegler

RESEARCHDefinitionObjectivesMethod

TIMELINESBerlinNorth Rhine - WestphaliaBrandenburgSaxony AnhaltHamburgThuringia


Definition Internationale Bauaustellung

Photo Credit: Christian Wagner

The IBA is a Germany-based, nontraditonal, and large-scale building exhibition that focuses on spatial innovation, regional restructuring, fosters to develop new cultural landscapes, and appeals to an international audience. Each IBA has its own focus, initiatives and goals to the particular site chosen. The IBA cooperates with different governmental structures, such as the “Ministry of Urban Development and Environment,” which leads the IBA projects in Hamburg.


Objectives Weimar & Thuringen 2019

well as with national and international experts.

a catalyst for improving existing i n f r a s t r u c t u r e s , buildings, cities and

regions.

IBA is a

redevelopmentmodel. Each IBA has its own focus, initiatives and goals.

G e n e r a t e s r e g i o n a l economic growth and provide jobs to local inhabitants.

C o n n e c t s t a k e h o l d e r s , p l a n n e r s , i n h a b i t a n t s , educators,

private

and public industries, within the affected sites as



regions.

IBA is a




private




regions.

IBA is a




private




regions.

IBA is a




private



Method IBA and the City/Region

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Problem Tool

Strategies

Methodology ActorsFunding

Pro

cess

Synthesis

city / region IBA Redevelopment

The IBA combines creative and technical innovation, creates relationships between science and art, and draws attention to design and planning. Its core aim includes the hope to generate regional economic growth and provide jobs to local inhabitants.

At the same time, the IBA is at the heart of a network which uses a planned objective to connect stakeholders (planners, inhabitants, government officials, educators, private and public industries, etc..) within the affected sites as well as with national and international experts.

IBA Emscherpark (1989-1999)

IBA Stadtumbau (2002-2010)

IBA Hamburg (2007-2013)

IBA See (2000-2010)

IBA Thuringia (2010-2019)

Saxony -Anhalt Hamburg North Rhine-Westphalia Brandenburg Thuringia

IBA Berlin (1910-1987)

Berlin

> Urban renewel and new forms of planning

The International Building exibition 1984 (IBA) was an architecture exhibition that showcased urban planning concepts to redevelop the rundown neighborhood of Kreuzberg in West Berlin into a residential area. The strategies employed included refurbishing existing buildings and adding new infrastructure in Berlin’s 19th century grid. The project was vast, and provided new and renovated housing, self-built projects, schools, kindergartens, landscaping, street-scaping and parks.

Timeline Snapshots of Impact

http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Datei:Berlin-Tegel-IBA-2-2007.jpg&filetimestamp=20090512091105





IBA See (2000-2010)




Berlin

The International Building Exhibition Emscherpark (IBA Emscherpark) was a ten-year project to envision the future and redevelop the North Rhine-Westphalia region; an old, heavily industrial and unwelcoming zone. The task at hand of the International Building Exhibition was to envision ideas and projects for urban, social, cultural and ecological innovation, with hopes to obtain economic results to revitalize the area.

>Urban conversion of an old industrial region project



http://deu.archinform.net/projekte/6228.htm




IBA See (2000-2010)




Berlin

>Transformation of structures and landscape

This former coal mine site was redeveloped within seven primary themes: industrial heritage, waterscapes, energy landscapes, new territory, border landscapes, urban landscapes, transitional landscapes.



http://www.iba-see2010.de/en/projekte/projekt3.html




IBA See (2000-2010)




Berlin

> Shrinking

The International Building Exhibition in Saxony-Anhalt (2003-2010) includes 19 Saxony-Anhalt cities. Each participating city currently is developing sustainable strategies and urban renewal concepts for each particular city, as well as seeking marketable international solutions for cities with similar problems. The IBA Saxony-Anhalt cooperates with the Bauhaus Foundation in Dessau, urban planners, architects, local politicians and residents in their respective cities.



Weimar




IBA See (2000-2010)




Berlin

> Cities and climate change> Cosmopolis> Metrozones

The focus of the IBA Hamburg integrates the ENERGY ATLAS into its mission. The IBA Hamburg presents the strategic implementations and methodologies for a future where 100% of the energy supplied to the Elbe Islands come from renewable resources.







IBA See (2000-2010)




Berlin




1. Reconstruction of infrastructure 2. Protecting cultural heritage/background 3. Upgrading / developing living conditions

3 Objectives: Thuringen 2019:

Historically, the IBA has been a catalyst for improving existing infrastructures, buildings, cities and regions. All the regions the IBA has previously selected had specific challenges. Weimar Nord is situated in a prime location, and could potentially host the future growth of the city of Weimar. Bringing the IBA to Weimar Nord could serve as a tool to revitalize the local area of Weimar Nord.

Weimar Nord - Class Map

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Thank You!Questions?

Next StepsMarket Factors:

Define Key Market Factors for Region based on conflict and quality mapping

Expand on Quality and Conflict Mapping

Develop urban visions, ideas and preliminary design

Real Estate Project Development

spaces, costs and profitability

http://deu.archinform.net/stich/2210.htm

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationale_Bauausstellung_1984

http://translate.google.com/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=es&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&sl=de&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.iba-see2010.de%2F

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