Kooperative Prozesse für klimaangepasstes Planen und Bauen im Quartier am Beispiel des DAS-Leuchtturmprojekts KlimaWohL in Hannover

authored by: Helga Kanning, Bianca Richter-Harm
Abstract: This article is part of the cross-sectional action field of “spatial, regional and urban land use planning” of the German Adaptation Strategy (DAS), which has been the strategic framework for climate adaptation policy since 2008. According to this, the cross-sectional action field of spatial, regional and urban land use planning, including the informal fields of urban and regional development, plays a crucial role for climate adaptation. It is at the beginning of the risk prevention chain and spatial precautionary concepts are developed with high sustainability. Although there are many scientific findings from extensive model projects and also practical guides on how climate adaptation can be implemented in urban land use planning, there is still little knowledge on how climate-adapted planning can ultimately be successfully implemented in practice. Little is known about how municipalities can cooperate with private players in the housing industry. This is what the article focusses on. Using the example of the DAS lighthouse project KlimaWohL (climate-adapted housing and living), which was carried out by the city of Hannover in cooperation with a private company from the housing industry, a real-life process illustrates how climate adaptation can be considered and implemented throughout the whole process, starting from planning through construction to operation and use as a new housing quarter. Interfaces between the different planning and development phases as well as possibilities for cooperation are shown in order to ultimately implement climate adaptation efficiently and effectively.
Organisation(s): Institute of Environmental Planning
External Organisation(s): sustainify GmbH
Type: Article
Journal: Standort
Volume: 45
Pages: 279-285
No. of pages: 7
ISSN: 0174-3635
Publication date: 12.2021
Publication status: Published
Peer reviewed: Yes
ASJC Scopus subject areas: Earth and Planetary Sciences(all)
Sustainable Development Goals: SDG 15 - Life on Land, SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities, SDG 13 - Climate Action
Electronic version(s): https://doi.org/10.1007/s00548-021-00733-7 (Access: Closed)