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Conference program
Overview workshops
Call for papers Conference program Abstracts Papers Venue Thursday October 13
21.00 Informal gathering at café-brasserie Belvédère (Beestenmarkt 8, 2611GB Delft, tel: +31 (0)15 2123297)
Friday October 14
11.00 Reception and registration (including lunch)
12.30 Opening conference ‘Doing, Thinking, Feeling Home: The Mental Geography of Residential Environments’ 12.40 ‘Welcome address’ by Peter Boelhouwer (Scientific director OTB, Professor of Housing Systems)
12.50 Setha M. Low (The Graduate Center, City University of New York)
‘The new emotions of home: fear of crime and (others) and the desire for security and safety’
13.50 Talja Blokland
‘I’m gonna move up, move out: emulating the dominant mental geography of an American housing project’ 14.50 Tea/coffee break
15.30 Parallel workshop sessions 18.00 Reception
19.00 Diner
Saturday October 15 09.00 David Clapham
‘Identity and lifestyle in the residential environment’ 10.00 Parallel workshop sessions
12.30 Lunch
13.30 Round table with Setha M. Low, David Clapham and Jan Willem Duyvendak (host: Peter King) 15.00 Tea/coffee break
15.30 Parallel workshop sessions 18.00 Drinks
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Overview workshops
WORKSHOP 1 -Hugo de Groot room-
Session 1.1: Poverty and identity Friday, 15.30-18.00
Chair: Bart Wissink
Floris Noordhoff (University of Amsterdam)
The inverse culture of poverty
Discussant: Marnix Koopman
Marco van der Land (Delft University of Technology)
Residential choice and neighbourhood experiences in a Dutch urban poverty area
Discussant: Joke van der Zwaard
Peter van der Graaf (University of Amsterdam)
Two of a kind: The social-physical dynamics of neighbourhood renewal
Discussant: Tugce Akinci & Ahsen Özsoy
James R. Dunn (University of Toronto) [CANCELLED]
Investigating a theory of housing, ontological security and self-identity: A qualitative analysis of interview data in a multi-cultural Canadian city
Session 1.2: Segregation and strategies of gating and withdrawal Saturday, 10.00-12.30
Chair: Carlinde Adriaanse
Bart Wissink (Utrecht University)
Bangkok living: Remarks on the elitist debate on inclusion and exclusion
Discussant: Peter van der Graaf Rivke Jaffe (Leiden University)
Fragmented cities in the Caribbean: Violent crime and sociospatial cohesion in Jamaica and Curaçao
Discussant: Marco van der Land
Zona Hildegarde Saniel Amper (University of San Carlos) [CANCELLED]
Social differentiation within and outside the gated community of Tierra Grande, Lawaan, Talisay City, Cebu
Tugce Akinci & Ahsen Özsoy (Istanbul Technical University)
Changing environment-behavior interactions in a Bosphorus settlement: The Kurcesme case
Discussant: Matthieu Permentier
Zhu Xiao Di (Harvard University) [CANCELLED]
The perception of social and physical change, especially residential environment, relating to urban renewal - a case in Suzhou, China
Session 1.3: (Counter)acting stigma Saturday, 15.30 -18.00
Chair: Marco van der Land
Joke van der Zwaard (independent researcher)
Living in a ‘drain’
Discussant: James R. Dunn
Matthieu Permentier (Utrecht University)
Behavioural responses to neighbourhood reputations
Discussant: Floris Noordhoff
Marnix Koopman (Delft University of Technology)
When reputation and residential satisfaction diverge
Discussant: Carlinde Adriaanse
Carlinde Adriaanse (Delft University of Technology)
The utility of the ‘social climate’ concept in understanding urban
neighbourhood-life: A theoretical approach and initial empirical evidence
WORKSHOP 2
- Johannes Vermeer room -
Session 2.1: Planning and everyday life Friday, 15.30-18.00
Chair: Roland Goetgeluk
François Claessens (Delft University of Technology)
Mapping urban and social space: Towards a socio-cultural understanding of the built environment
Discussant: Henny Coolen
Paul Blondeel (Independent urban researcher)
Reading and (re)writing the city: The use of the habitus concept in urban research and development
Discussant: Marjolijn van der Klis
Janine Meesters (Delft University of Technology)
The meaning of distinct architectural and urban design features
Discussant: Willem Sulsters
Illiana Ortega-Alcazar (London School of Economics and Political Science)
A forest of aspirations: The unfinished family-house in Santo Domingo, Mexico City
Discussant: Stefan Metaal
Iris Levin & Rachel Kallus (Technion Haifa) (CANCELLED)
Place and identity of the residential environment
Session 2.2: Functions and users Saturday, 10.00-12.30
Chair: Frank Wassenberg
Marjolijn van der Klis & Lia Karsten (University of Amsterdam)
Dual residences and the meaning of home
Discussant: Frank Wassenberg
Stefan Metaal (University of Amsterdam)
Spatial identity and geostrategic lifeplanning
Discussant: Gokhan Berk
Tineke Lupi (University of Amsterdam)
Community light: Territorial ties and local participation in a new suburban area
Henny Coolen (Delft University of Technology)
The meaning of dwelling from an ecological perspective
Discussant: Yanuar Putra & Pei-Ju Yang
Session 2.3: Mapping home Saturday, 15.30-18.00 Chair: Henny Coolen
Frank Wassenberg & Roland Goetgeluk (Delft University of Technology)
Measuring the residential environment
Discussant: Tineke Lupi
Gökhan Berk (Yildiz Technical University Istanbul)
The concept of neighbourhood in contemporary residential environments: An investigation of occupants’ perception
Discussant: François Claessens Willem Sulsters (WSA)
Mental mapping, viewing the urban landscapes of the mind
Discussant: Illiana Ortega-Alcazar
Simon Yanuar Putra & Perry Pei-Ju Yang (University of Singapore)
Analysing mental geography of the residential environment in Singapore using GIS-based 3D visibility analysis
Discussant: Janine Meesters
WORKSHOP 3 - Delftland room -
Session 3.1: Privacy and public life Friday, 15.30-18.00
Chair: Graham Martin
Henk de Haan (Wageningen University)
Social and material appropriation of neighborhood space. Collective space and resistance in a Dutch urban community
Discussant: Michiel Wagenaar
Machiel van Dorst (Delft University of Technology)
Physical conditions for social interaction in the home environment
Discussant: Evert de Ruiter
Soundscape, privacy, communication and orientation
Discussant: Ties Rijcken
Maartje ter Veen (Delft University of Technology)
Attaching dwellings to places through the design of intermediary spaces
Discussant: Graham Martin
Session 3.2: Caring and playing Saturday, 10.00-12.30
Chair: Ruth Rae
Graham Martin (University of Nottingham)
Place like home? Physical, social and psychological aspects in the making of home and other environments in the healthcare of older people
Discussant: Ruth A. Rae & Anne P. O’Neill
Jan Willem Duyvendak & Loes Verplanke (University of Amsterdam)
Feeling at home in a ‘normal’ neighbourhood: Investigations into the policy and practice of community care
Discussant: Machiel van Dorst
Sven de Visscher, Maria Bouverne – De Bie (University of Ghent)
The neighbourhood of children beyond playing: A social pedagogical perspective
Discussant: Asli Sungur Ergenoglu
Asli Sungur Ergenoglu, Cigdem Canbay Turkyilmaz & Emrah Turkyilmaz (Yildiz Technical University Istanbul)
Relationship between residential characteristics and emotions in children
Discussant: Birgit Jürgenhake
Session 3.3: Expression and taste Saturday, 15.30-18.00
Chair: Henk de Haan
Michiel Wagenaar (University of Amsterdam)
Residential domain and housing design as carriers of distinction in Amsterdam and its hinterland, 1870-2004
Discussant: Henk de Haan
Birgit Jürgenhake (Delft University of Technology)
Dwelling from the inside to the outside: Between the private and the public
Ruth A. Rae & Anne P. O’Neill (City University of New York, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, New York)
Garden dream and reality
Discussant: Jan Willem Duyvendak
Ties Rijcken (Delft University of Technology)
Floating neighbourhoods as they were and will be; why dwellers would want to live on water
Discussant: Maartje ter Veen
WORKSHOP 4 - VOC room -
Session 4.1: Design and modernity Friday, 15.30-18.00
Chair: Leeke Reinders
Christien Klaufus (Utrecht University)
Bad taste in architecture: Discussion of the popular in residential architecture in southern Ecuador
Discussant: Peter King Styliane Philippou (London)
Challenging the hierarchies of the city: Oscar Niemeyer’s mid-twentieth- century residential buildings
Discussant: Leeke Reinders
Wim Poelman (Delft University of Technology)
Design for living
Discussant: Hilje van der Horst
A. Sungur Ergenoglu, C. Canbay Turkyilmaz, C. Polatoglu Baytin, N.F. Akinci & A. Aytug (Yildiz Technical University Istanbul)
Housing environment in the process of cultural change and transformation: Study in Istanbul / Armutlu squatter settlement
Discussant: Christien Klaufus
Session 4.3: Place and identity, home in exile Saturday, 15.15 -18.15
Chair: Christien Klaufus
Åshild Lappegard Hauge (University of Trondheim)
Identity and place
Discussant: Wim Poelman
Leeke Reinders (Delft University of Technology)
Re-imagining a new town: the architecture of empowerment and segregation in a Dutch post-war neighbourhood
Discussant: Ann Cassiman
Peter King (De Mont University Leichester)
Memory and exile: Time and place in Tarkovsky’s Mirror
Discussant: Styliane Philippou
Hilje van der Horst (Meertensinstituut Amsterdam)
The transnationality of ‘home’ for Turkish migrants and their descendants in the Netherlands
Discussant: Asli Sungur Ergonoglu Ann Cassiman (University of Leuven)
Home and away: Mental geographies of young migrant workers from Northern Ghana and their belonging to the family house
Discussant: Åshild Lappegard Hauge
Nitzan Shoshan (University of Chicago) [CANCELLED]
Producing home, provoking fear: Extreme right spaces in contemporary East Berlin
Peter van der Graaf, Nanne Boonstra, Lex Veldboer, Jan Willem Duyvendak & Andre Kouwel (Verwey-Jonker Institute) [CANCELLED]
Towards a new measurement of neighbourhood-attachment: Needs, expectations and evaluations
Rachel Kallus (Technion, Haifa) [CANCELLED]
