Germany’s “Housing Turbo”: Acceleration Without Direction?
Germany’s housing market has long stood at the intersection of economic stability and social equity. In recent years, however, a
I was one of the track leaders of the 55th ISOCARP world planning congress in Jakarta 2019. In that role I was co-authoring the Jakarta declaration – a call of the community of urban planners and designers to deal with the challenges cities, countries and all mankind are facing.
The video shows the presentation of the results in front of the 1.000 people strong general assembly of ISOCARP.
Germany’s housing market has long stood at the intersection of economic stability and social equity. In recent years, however, a
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