DANUBE NEWS
CLOSING meeting in Budapest!
On 12th & 13th December 2022 we launched DANUBIAN_SMCs project!
Venue: BUDAPEST UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND ECONOMICS [BME] , Department of Urban Planning and Design, 1111 Budapest, Műegyetem rkp. 3.
Story map as interactive use of the interdisciplinary teaching for assessing small and medium sized cities on Danube
This story map is the interactive transcription of the „Storytelling (web) maps/narrative mapping” teaching methods, as part of the first DANUBIAN_SMCs intellectual output „Methodological guidelines and new theoretical and practical methods of interdisciplinary teaching for assessing small and medium sized cities on Danube”
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Our project was part of the Research Networking Day (RND) exhibition and event brochure, which will take place on December 9, 2022, in the UAUIM.
Danubian cities as a research laboratory https://lcdi.uauim.ro/ https://lcdi.uauim.ro/en/danubian-smcs
We are part of the first PHD research laboratory related to the Danube developed by UAUIM
prof. Angelica STAN, the Doctoral School Director said ”More often than not, these small and medium-sized cities are the bearers of strong urban character, but benefit less from a well-defined spatial-cultural position, and have fewer cultural and economic opportunities than nearby larger cities. The limited development possibilities of urban areas with peripheral positions in relation to the centres along the Danube make the sustainability of the region quite a challenge for researchers and planners. In smaller cities, cultural heritage elements can only contribute to socio-economic development if they are well understood and managed.”
2nd INTERIM meeting in Bucharest!
On 25th & 26th November, 2022 we had the second transnational project meeting DANUBIAN_SMCs project!
VENUE Filiala Teritorială București a Ordinului Arhitecților din România, str. Sf. Constantin nr. 32, sector 1, București, Romania
INTERIM meeting in Bratislava!
On 11th & 12th October 2021 we had the second transnational project meeting DANUBIAN_SMCs project!
VENUE & COORDINATOR: STU – Technical University of Bratislava - Faculty of Architecture / FAD STU Bratislava, Námestie slobody 19, 812 45 Bratislava, Slovakia
UAUIM students from the master of ”Landscape and Teritory” develoed thei dissertation on Călărași and their projects were part of the Ziua Mondială a Urbanismului exhibion.
CALL FOR APPLICATION ///// 2nd Intensive programmes for students*
Creative Danube: twin Danubian SMCs - from history to the actual cross-border co-operation (C6) 8-12 November 2021, NOVI SAD, SERBIA /// The pilot site is Sremski Karlovci, Serbia
The students’ candidates from the DANUBIAN_SMCs Consortium are invited to apply for the DANUBIAN_SMCs opportunity with their submissions, following the project and their universities guideline guidelines by the 25th October 2021
*The planned IP might change depending on the circumstances related to the Covid-19 situation.
More details about the IP can be found here. FURTHER DETAILS ON DEADLINES WILL FOLLOW!
LEARNING FROM CREATIVITY AND CULTURE IN MIDDLE-SIZED DANUBIAN CITIES
COUNTRY BUILDING (ŽUPANIJA) IN SOMBOR, 25101 Sombor, Trg cara Uroša 1, Sombor, Serbia, 15-17 June 2021
Our second activity was held in Sombor as developed in a blend format due the covid19 pandemic situation.
University of Belgrade
about partners
The University of Belgrade is responsible for the Danube Region in Central Serbia and Western Romania. This region is geographically divided between two inner regions. Western portion is the lowest part of Pannonian Plane (or Middle Danube), with the Serbian capital of Belgrade as a focal city. The other urban settlements are rather towns; only Pančevo and Smederevo are middle-size cities. The eastern portion of the region is the Iron Gates Gorge between Romania and Serbia, which divides the Middle and Lower Danube or Pannonian and Wallachian plains. The most of urban settlements are small and scattered along this remote area. The only bigger city is Drobeta Turnu Severin in Romania, at the easternmost edge of the Iron Gates.
19 -23th October 2020, 1st students IP coordinated by Institute of Spatial Planning & SIMLAB, TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY VIENNA
The platform for presenting results of tasks conducted within the IP C3&C4, coordinated by the TU Wien project team ©simlab.
CHECK OUR IP01 RESULTS here........
and students blog: https://danubiansmcs.project.tuwien.ac.at
Technical University Vienna
about partners
The Technische Universität Wien (TU Wien) was founded in 1815 and is today with around 30 thousand students and a scientific staff consisting of over 3 800 people, one of the major universities in Austria. With currently 7,400 enrolled students (respectively 4,400 involved in examinations) and around 250 staff in the scientific branch alone, the Faculty of Architecture and Planning is the largest of eight faculties at the TU Wien and one of the largest architecture and planning faculties in Europe. Alone in the past academic year, 990 candidates enrolled for the Bachelor Degree of Architecture, and around 250 for that of Planning.
12-16th October 2020, VIENNA, AUSTRIA - The pilot site is “Seestadt Aspern”, Vienna*
*UPDATE: THE IP WILL BE HOLD ONLINE BETWEEN 19 - 23.10. 2020
We are delighted to announce the 1st students IP coordinated by Institute of Spatial Planning & SIMLAB, TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY VIENNA
The students’ candidates from the DANUBIAN_SMCs Consortium are invited to apply for the DANUBIAN_SMCs opportunity with their submissions, following the project and universities guidelines.
*The planned IP might change depending on the circumstances related to the Covid-19 situation.
More details about the IP can be found here. FURTHER DETAILS ON DEADLINES WILL FOLLOW!
Katarina Dankov, Marija Desić and Stefan Matijević, the students of the final year of studies at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade presented their master theses and projects at 17th Summer School of Urbanism, organised by Serbian Town Planner Association, an associate partner in “CREATIVE DANUBE” Project. The topic of the theses and projects were related to the urban regeneration of Smederevo Waterfront through culture, heritage, and tourism.
The riverfront of the City of Smederevo was a research and design polygon for this-year diploma studio at the last, fifth year of graduate studies at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade. This studio was included in Erasmus+ “Creative Danube” and DANUrB+ INTERREG projects. 8 students-diploma candidates worked on and successfully defended their flagship projects important for the creative urban regeneration of the city riverfront. The topic of their theses and projects were: brownfield redevelopment, creative industries, new riverside promenade, cultural hubs and districts, eco-marina, healthy open space and multimodal node.
DANUBE UNIVERSITY KREMS, KREMS, AUSTRIA, 11-13th March 2020
Our first activity was held in Krems at Danube University Krems as developed in a blend format due the covid19 pandemic situation.
Danube University Krems
about partners
Danube University Krems is the leading public university for continuing education in Europe. With its expertise in teaching and research it works to overcome societal challenges. As university for continuing education we specialize in enhancing the qualifications of working professionals. The strength of Danube University Krems is providing university courses that keep pace with the times and are oriented toward current and future societal challenges. Approximately 8,240 students are currently enrolled in Danube University Krems, more than 24,500 have already completed their studies successfully.
Professors' Call
Event: Creative Danube through joining the higher education staff in built environment & spatial development
Duration: 11th - 13th March 2020 | Leading organisation: DANUBE UNIVERSITY KREMS [DUK]
Deadline: 13.02.2020. For more informations see the documents here.
We are happy to announce first SHORT-TERM JOINT STAFF TRAINING EVENT within the Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership DANUBIAN SMCs
This first short-term joint staff training event aims at connecting university staff of the participating organizations in an exchange of experiences, which will include elaboration of the teaching methods and formats in the field of inclusive development in small and medium-sized Danubian cities, lead to achieving new theoretical methods and guidelines through an innovative and cross-disciplinary body of knowledge and make it possible to adapt to the complex changes in the actual post-industrial SMCs along Danube. According to their profile, participants will acquire an active role in developing their educational resources using intelligent methodologies and formats. This collaborative process of creating the teaching material will allow to register the common problems within the SMCs and to bring on appropriate solutions.
DANUBIAN_SMCS conditions
This call is addressed to the staff members from the DANUBIAN_SMCS full partners. The eligible DABUBIAN_SMCs participation is 3 full days (excluding travel days) + contribution to the DABUBIAN_SMCs outputs materials. The accepted applicants get Erasmus+ travel support according to the Erasmus+ regulations and approved project grants (except in the case of the staff from the host).
More about the event host & leading organisation: DANUBE UNIVERSITY KREMS. The university for continuing education
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KICK OFF meeting in Budapest!
On 11th & 12th November 2019 we launched DANUBIAN_SMCs project!
Venue: BUDAPEST UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND ECONOMICS [BME] , Department of Urban Planning and Design, 1111 Budapest, Műegyetem rkp. 3.