| Akronym |
MANDIE |
| Website |
http://www.district-management.eu/ |
| Funding |
Europäische Union + National States |
| Request for Proposal |
INTERREG IVB North-West Europe |
| HFT project director |
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christina Simon-Philipp, Prof. Dr.-Ing.
Detlef Kurth |
| Project staff |
Dr.-Ing. Karoline Brombach |
| Contact |
Dr.-Ing. Karoline Brombach, Telefon +49 (0)711 8926 2483,
karoline.brombach@hft-stuttgart.de
|
| Project partners |
Stadt Stuttgart - Wirtschaftsförderung, AMCV - Association
du Management de Centre-Ville,German Association for Housing,
Urban and Spatial Development , Oldham Metropolitan Borough
Council, Antwerp City Council, Bury Metropolitan Borough
Council, Eindhoven City Council, Frankfurt City Council, Hagen
City Council, ATCM - Association of Town Centre Management |
| Duration |
20.10.2008 - 19.10.2011 |
| Status |
Laufzeit |
| Project description |
With its master programme Urban Planning, Stuttgart
University of Applied Sciences is involved in the project
MANDIE – Managing District Centres in North West Europe – that
is funded by the INTERREG programme of the European Regional
Development Fund. Eleven partners, including communities,
associations and universities from Germany, the Netherlands,
Belgium and Great Britain, are developing methods for managing
district centres to be put into exemplary action. The aim is to
strengthen small district centres that have come under pressure
as a result of changing shopping habits, customer expectations
and mobility, and also due to competition from shopping centres
on the periphery. For the Urban Planning master programme, the
plan is to develop an interdisciplinary study model by 2011
that combines the topics of district management, urban renewal
and urban development into a single, new profession of
“District Manager” in the planning sciences field. |
| Keywords |
Urban renewal, district centers,district management, Center
development,neighbourhood development |
