2019
DOI: 10.15203/momentumquarterly.vol8.no4.p198-214
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Chili und Ribiselkuchen: Gemeinschaftsgärten im Wiener Gemeindebau als gemeinschaftliches Außenhaus

Abstract: In Wien sind in den letzten zehn Jahren über 70 Gemeinschaftsgärten entstanden. Bislang waren es vor allem Menschen mit überdurchschnittlicher Bildung und kreativen Berufen (creative class), die sich ihren Traum vom gemeinschaftlichen Gärtnern erfüllen konnten. Menschen mit geringem Bildungsgrad und sozial benachteiligte Gruppen sind in den Wiener Gemeinschaftsgärten hingegen bislang kaum vertreten. Diesem class bias entgegenzuwirken und gleichzeitig ungenutzte Flächenpotenziale zu aktivieren, waren die Ziele … Show more

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“…This premise is kept in mind throughout the whole study. This is part of the planning principle "Innenhaus-Außenhaus " (Hülbusch 1981), which addresses the enclosed (Innenhaus) and open spaces (Außenhaus) in context with people's freedom of action (Mayrhofer 2019). The assessment of private and communal enclosed and open spaces has therefore received special attention.…”
Section: Theoretical Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This premise is kept in mind throughout the whole study. This is part of the planning principle "Innenhaus-Außenhaus " (Hülbusch 1981), which addresses the enclosed (Innenhaus) and open spaces (Außenhaus) in context with people's freedom of action (Mayrhofer 2019). The assessment of private and communal enclosed and open spaces has therefore received special attention.…”
Section: Theoretical Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Arndt's view, the "good life" belongs in the private sphere and provides the starting point for a public, political life. By exploring an adapted Innenhaus and Außenhaus concept [51], the following framework conditions for a subsistence-productive space can be defined: a piece of land suitable for gardening; a recognizable boundary that guarantees somewhere "contained and enclosed" for individual and communal appropriation; ownership, not in the sense of possession and wealth, but tied to a specific place in the world and establishing a right of participation in the political; self-determination regarding the use of resources; a close connection between indoors and outdoors; and a use-oriented zoning.…”
Section: The Subsistence-productive Spacementioning
confidence: 99%