Knowledge City Berlin? Potenziale und Risiken einer Stadtentwicklungsstrategie mit dem Fokus Wissenschaft

Franz, Peter

doi:10.1007/978-3-531-91648-4_7

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“…Research and development in Berlin contributes more to the GDP on average (3.4%), employs 27,000 people (year of reference: 2007;TSB, 2009), and can boast numerous successes such as awards for excellence and registered patents. Though its output can still be optimised, Berlin may be considered the municipal region in Germany with the most intensive and diverse knowledge base (see also Franz, 2009).…”

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Concepts of pride, brand, and communication: architecture, urban design, and knowledge production: Berlin from 1810 to 2010

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Kress

2011

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Embedding universities and research institutions in the urban fabric and deliberate architectural statements are gaining in importance. In an increasingly knowledge-orientated economy, architectural concepts aim to stimulate general curiosity about knowledge production and boost scientific-economic interaction. It is generally accepted that the built environment plays an important role in facilitating communication and knowledge flows, but little research has been invested into better understanding the 'how' and 'why'. With four case studies-considering a wide spectrum of different spatial types of scholarly institutions in Berlin: the centrally located Humboldt University and the Berlin University of Technology, and the Free University and the Adlershof Campus situated on the periphery-this paper reviews how each has specifically intended to intensify knowledge flows in the city and beyond. The historical analysis shows that these aims have always been important for the planning and realisation of universities in Berlin and have had a central impact on the formation of Berlin's urban identity over the last 200 years.

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Section: The Example Of Berlinmentioning

confidence: 99%

Concepts of pride, brand, and communication: architecture, urban design, and knowledge production: Berlin from 1810 to 2010

Brake

Kress

2011

IJKBD

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“…This sounds easy, but may prove a diffi cult step, because the actors that are going to take stock of the local science institutions' profi le (a) have to demonstrate a legitimate concern, and (b) must have the support of academia's vast majority with respect to the results presented. Sometimes it takes several attempts to reach this required legitimacy in a city (Franz 2009). …”

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Foreword: Competing Important Stimuli for Knowledge Cities to Become Prosperous

Franz¹

2012

Building Prosperous Knowledge Cities

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„Stadt der Wissenschaft“ – Ergebnisse der Evaluation des Wettbewerbs

Wesselmann

Meyer

2012

Handbuch Wissenschaftskommunikation

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Knowledge City Berlin? Potenziale und Risiken einer Stadtentwicklungsstrategie mit dem Fokus Wissenschaft

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

Concepts of pride, brand, and communication: architecture, urban design, and knowledge production: Berlin from 1810 to 2010

Concepts of pride, brand, and communication: architecture, urban design, and knowledge production: Berlin from 1810 to 2010

Foreword: Competing Important Stimuli for Knowledge Cities to Become Prosperous

„Stadt der Wissenschaft“ – Ergebnisse der Evaluation des Wettbewerbs

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