25 Years Bürgerstadt

In light of demographic change, new urban neighborhoods and the redevelopment of existing neighborhoods must, more than ever, consider needs-based social services, health, and care. These are essential for ensuring that people can live in their own homes well into old age. At the same time, the needs of all residents are becoming more central to consideration, particularly in terms of social interaction and social participation. In this context, it is important to develop new forms of housing, such as multi-generational housing or assisted living communities, and to establish mutual services, including care. The event will present intelligent neighborhood solutions and discuss the political, social, and economic conditions under which such neighborhoods can be designed. It will also address how politicians, the housing industry, and care stakeholders must work better together to create age-appropriate housing and care-friendly neighborhoods.

With lectures and presentations by:

Welcome

Rudolf Spindler, Wasmuth Verlag (Moderation)

Winfried Hammann, Board Member of Bürgerstadt AG

Rethinking Age-Appropriate Living! Neighborhoods and Living Space for All Generations

Dr. Daniel Dettling – Gesundheitsstadt Berlin e.V. Managing Director

Building for an Inclusive (Urban) Society Including the Eisenzahn Generational House, the Rötz Care City Model Project

Stefan Drees, Feddersen Architects

Demographic Change and Care Needs by 2050

Dr. Grit Braeseke, Head of Care, IGES Institut GmbH

Social and Ecological Neighborhood Development Including the Greenfields Buckow Generational Neighborhood

Jörg Finkbeiner, Partner and Partner Architecture