2015
DOI: 10.36900/suburban.v3i3.203
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Gemeinschaftsgärten als räumlicher Ausdruck von Organisationsstrukturen. Erkundungen am Beispiel Wien

Abstract: Der Artikel untersucht Gemeinschaftsgärten in Wien unter dem Blickwinkel einer grundlegenden Transformation der Matrix des gegenwärtigen urbanen Raums hin zu einem differenziellen Raum (Lefebvre). Dies geschieht, indem wir anhand von acht Fallstudien Projekte mit unterschiedlich starkem staatlichem Einfluss vergleichen. Wir untersuchen, inwiefern die lokalstaatlich beeinflussten Gärten Anforderungen an die Lesbarkeit sozialräumlicher Verhältnisse durch den Staat erkennbar verkörpern, und sich damit in die Matr… Show more

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“…With the help of an online survey, analysed 123 community gardens located in Germany regarding social interaction and social sustainability. Exner and Schützenberger analysed eight respective six Viennese community gardens regarding the influence of local government and its homogenising effect on the gardens' organisation (Exner and Schützenberger 2015) and differentiated them from allotment gardens (Exner and Schützenberger 2018). Ginn and Ascensão (2018) illustrated the divergence of Portuguese urban gardens from an abstract ideal of the commons.…”
Section: Knowledge Gap and Research Questionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the help of an online survey, analysed 123 community gardens located in Germany regarding social interaction and social sustainability. Exner and Schützenberger analysed eight respective six Viennese community gardens regarding the influence of local government and its homogenising effect on the gardens' organisation (Exner and Schützenberger 2015) and differentiated them from allotment gardens (Exner and Schützenberger 2018). Ginn and Ascensão (2018) illustrated the divergence of Portuguese urban gardens from an abstract ideal of the commons.…”
Section: Knowledge Gap and Research Questionsmentioning
confidence: 99%