Demand Oriented Utilisation Cycle Management – a New Instrument for the Space-saving and Cost-effective Development of Living Quarters (NZM)
Subject matter
Demand Oriented Utilisation Cycle Management – a New Instrument for the Space-saving and Cost-effective Development of Living Quarters
Client
Federal Ministry of Education and Research, focus of promotion: “research on the reduction of usage of land resources and a sustainable land management” (REFINA)
Duration
01.04.2006 - 31.03.2009
Co-operation partners
HafenCity University Hamburg: Urban Development and Planning and Regional Development
Institute for Social-Ecological Research (ISOE)
team ewen
Society for Institutional Analysis - sofia
Brief description
The research project is comprised of the development of an instrument (utilisation cycle management) that enables local authorities to deliberate and realise a regeneration of living quarters that are undergoing change.
In this way they gain an option in comparison with the dedication of undeveloped area. The utilisation cycle management examines quarters alongside the utilisation cycles which begin with their first time use.
Continuous monitoring, evaluation and decision processes help the utilisation cycle management to adjust the existing living quarters to a changing demand and so assist in reducing the spatial demand for new buildings.
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