Parallel sessions 1

Room K.011, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris 

1. Federico Savini: Instituting post-growth planning: urban-rural-industrial conflicts in the Amsterdam city-region
2. Simona R. Gradinaru: Conflicting interests between local governments and the European target of No Net Land Take
3. Emma Griffith: An ideological critique of a degrowth (circular) metabolism
4. Xin Li: Urban Planning in the Post-Growth Era: Insights from World Bank Indicators
5. Sophie Sturup: Beyond individualism; what’s there and how do we get to it?
6. Izabela Mironowicz: From post-war modernisation to the ideal of the future: the large housing estates in the perspective of degrowth.

Room K.031, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris 

1. Paavo Monkkonen : Low-Income Housing Development In A Hot Market: Do Developers Use Local Housing Plans In California?
2. Francesco Campagnari : Real Estate For The Public Good. A Problematisation Of The Public Value Of Real Estate Management By Philanthropic Organisations.
3. Nagwa Kady : Unpacking The Complexities Of Social Value Integration In Amsterdam'S Planning And Property Development Landscape

Room 12, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris 

1. Knut Boge: Government Agencies’ Objections To Municipal Land-Use Plans
2. Ines Calor: Land Readjustment In Braga Municipality - Looking Into The Future, Learning From The Past
3. Laura Mato Julcamoro: Enhancing Urban Development Through Legal And Land Readjustment Amendments: Identifying German Urban District Requirements
4. Andreas Schulze Baing: From Discretion To Selective Regulation – The Case Of English Land Use Planning
5. Fulvio Adobati, et al: Operational landscapes of logistics and evidence for governing spatial effects
6. Numan Kilinç: Exploring urban resilience from the perspective of plan changes: The case of Istanbul
7. Carolina Giaimo: Principles and rules for spatial planning governance and government in Italy

Room 21, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris 

1. Hossam Hewidy, et al: Contested Futures: Decoding The Emergence And Evolution Of Diverse Interests In Multi-Scale Networks Of Planning
2. Simin Yan: From Jurisdictional Fragmentation To Regional Integration? A Study On Cross-Border Planning And Governance In Yangtze River Delta, China
3. Donato Casavola: Metropolitan Governance In The European Union. A Classification Of Existing Institutional Models

Room Jean Moulin, 13 rue de l'Université, 75007 Paris

1. Hue-Tam Jamme: How To Build A Car-Free Community? For Whom? And What To Expect?
2. Thu Pham: An Alternative Explanation To The Persistence Of The Automobility Paradigm: The Role Of Policy Calibrations In Shaping Policy Change
3. Jan Bittner: Accessibility Of Local Amenities To Reduce Car Dependency: Obsolete Concept Or Change Yet To Come? The Prague Case
4. Michelangelo Fusi: Urban Planning Impacts In Perceived Accessibility Of Public Transport
5. Thomas van Laake: Models, experiments, and intra-metropolitan difference: emerging geographies and practices of infrastructural reconfiguration for cycling in Mexico City and Toronto

Room Erignac, 13 rue de l'Université, 75007 Paris 

1. Anais Fabre: Urban Transport Emissions In Hosting The Olympic And Paralympic Games: Issues And Solutions For Paris 2024
2. Ronglu Yang: Research On The Iterative Development Of Tod Community: From Singapore's Neighborhood Center Complex To China's “Future Community”
3. Fanny Tremblay-Racicot: How To Prevent Inequities In Access? The Relationship Between Local Governments And Real-Estate Developers On The Affordability Of Transit-Oriented Development In Four Canadian Cities
4. Dandan Xu: Research On Typology Of Beijing Metro Station Area Based On Tod Development Effect
5. Jan Scheurer: Does London Need A New Accessibility Tool For Public Transport?
6. Lian Tian, et al: The perceptual morphology of public spaces – Extracting urban design factors of streetscapes that support walkability and Transit-Oriented Development (TOD)

Room J.208, 13 rue de l'Université, 75007 Paris 

1. Felix Leo Matzke: Agonistic Planning In Practice: Is It Successful?
2. Sofia Guevara Viquez: Romain Leclercq, What Is The Relationship Between Participation And Conflict In The Implementation Of Development Projects? Lessons From Ault
3. Maude Cournoyer-Gendron: Planning Processes Between Agonistic Uses Of Participation And Participatory Uses Of Conflicts
4. Jonathan Metzger: The Attention Economy Of Planning Practice: The Variegated Allocation Of Attention To Different Issues In Planning
5. Jorge Mosquera: Navigating Contradictions: Institutions Of Commoning And Their Governance Impact In Naples
6. Prathiwi Putri: A Morphogenetic Approach To Conflict In Spatial 

Room J.210, 13 rue de l'Université, 75007 Paris 

1. Zhuyang Liu: Enterprise-Sponsored Or Government-Sponsored? Research On The Characteristics And Mechanisms Of Rural Gentrification In Metropolitan Suburbs Driven By Significant Projects: The Case Of Lianmin Village In Shanghai, China
2. Ziwen Luo: Discussion On Regional Differences And Development Paths Of Urbanization Models In The Pearl River Delta Region Under The Background Of Integration Of Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area
3. Cristina Cavaco: Strengthening Metropolitan Governance Through Soft Planning: Towards A Supra-Municipal Awareness In The Region Of Lisbon?
4. Lukas Häfner: Governing Complex Regions: The Formation Of Intermunicipal Structures In Various City-Regional Types In Germany
5. Lorena Figueiredo: The Top-Down Governance Of Metropolitan Regions In Brazil

Room Leroy Beaulieu, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris 

1. Corrado Zoppi: The Supply Of Ecosystem Services At The Urban Scale: Evidence From The Cagliari Urban Functional Area
2. Chiara Nifosì: Coastal Roads As A Socio-Ecological Transition Tool For Fragile Coastal Territories
3. Magali Castex: How Planetary Boundaries Can Transform Urban Planning? A Focus On Ecological Accounting Tools For City Development
4. Maciej Lasocki: Urban Food Production – Potentials Explored, Environmental And Social Impacts Assessed
5. Hang Li: Responding To Ecological And Climate Challenges Through Spatial Planning: A Case Study Of Karamay City, Xinjiang, China
6. Emanuele Garda: Greening the void: actions for the de-sealing and renaturalisation of soils in brownfield regeneration processes

Room Albert Sorel, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris 

1. Jiayu Wang: Vulnerability Assessment And Resilience Planning Strategy For Coastal Zones Of Urban Agglomerations Based On The Invest Model — A Case Study Of GHM-GBA, China
2. Gabriel Schwake: Arid Urban Deltas: Towards A Framework Of Sustainable Development
3. Carla Gonçalves: The Governance Of The Coastal Region In Portugal: Landscape As A Catalyst For Change
4. Francesco Curci: The Italian Way Of Planned Retreat. Coastal Settlements Retreat As A Multi-Purpose Strategy: The Case Of Lecce
5. Max De Vries: Towards Improved Flood Resilience: Integrating Flood Protection And Spatial Planning In Urbanized Deltas

Room J.307, 13 rue de l'Université, 75007 Paris

1. Christine Mady: Repurposing Abandoned Infrastructure As Social Infrastructure Towards Social Inclusion: The Case Of Baana, Helsinki
2. Karina Landman: Regenerative Public Space As A Game-Changing Option For Thriving Communities
3. Kundani Makakavhule: In The Name Of Peace - Sanitise
4. Laura Berger : Library As An Urban Experience: Convivial And Enclosed
5. Sara Altamore: Superdiversity In Public Spaces: Urban Practices For Religious Plurality In The Contemporary City. The Experience Of The & Sustainable Religious Tour & Project In Torpignattara, Rome. 
6. Giulio Giovannoni: Enhancing Suburban Life With Victor Gruen: Lessons From Two Tuscan Malls

Room J.211, 13 rue de l'Université, 75007 Paris

1. Zihao Chen: Study On Youth Friendly City Renewal Strategies From An Inclusive Perspective
2. Yajun Wen: Exploring Color Planning Strategies For Children’S Outdoor Playgrounds In Communities: An Analysis Of Children’S Diverse Preferences In Shanghai, China
3. Hong Leng: Research On The Planning Strategies Of Chinese Cold Region Cities Guided By Children's Mental Health Needs
4. Carla Baldissera: All-Round Walkability Conditions To Primary School In Milan
5. Ye Zhan: Innovative Tools For Building Child-Friendly Communities: The Development And Application Of Child-Friendly Neighborhood (CFN) Built Environment Audit Tools, Insights From Shanghaï

Room Salle du Conseil, 13 rue de l'Université, 75007 Paris 

1. Segolene Darly: Does Agriculture Make Urban Natural Parks More Inclusive ?
2. Yinghui Jia: Dispersed Urban Spatial Structure And Increased Urban Greenness Could Reduce Intra-City Health Inequality In England
3. Leiting Cen: Has Green Justice Changed Worse Over Time? Evidence From Urban Parks In Shanghai, China
4. Dakota Mccarty: Evaluating Urban Park Equity Through Development Of The Park Desert Index
5. Paola Briata: Changing The Game In Multi-Ethnic Areas. Spatial Policies And Everyday Multiculturalism
6. Burcu Ateş: Living With Superdiversity: Socio-Spatialising Migrations In The City Of Van
7. Nerea Viana Alzola: Unexpected Urban Inclusions: Newcomers And The Hybridization Of Space Over Time

Room 25, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris

1. Emmanuelle Bonneau - Tales Of The Future: Multidisciplinary Workshops To Explore The Narrative Aspects Of Change Management
2. Matthew Gebhardt - Exploring Learning Circles As A Teaching Method For Team Building, Reflection, And Navigating The Dynamics Of Planning Practice
3. Manuela Madeddu et al. - The Value Of Design In Planning Education. Comparing Planning Programmes In England, Italy And Portugal
4. Filipa Wunderlich - Teaching Research In Urban Design: Critical Thinking, Interdisciplinarity And The Role Of Design As Either Enquiry Or Illustrative Tool
5. Anna Kaczorowska - Building Tomorrow's Urban Futures: Reflections On The “Builddigicraft” Project And The Pursuit Of High-Quality “Baukultur” In Higher Education.
6. Annalisa Rollandi - Revitalizing Cities With The Planning Education. The Tactical Urbanism Role For Wellbeing And Community Engagement

Room K.008, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris 

1. Constanze Wolfgring - Exploring Intersections Between Unconventional Housing And Affordability, Starting From Italy
2. Jiaxin Qi - Research On Informal Residential Space Under Viaducts In Shanghai: From The Perspective Of Socio-Spatial Transformation
3. Nicole Gurran - Informal Housing, Rental Precarity, And Global North Migration: Insights From Advocates And Planners In Australia
4. Michal Arbel - How Neoliberal Policies Undermine Egalitarian Housing:  The Case Of The Kibbutzim In Israel
5. Alberto Bortolotti - Large-Scale Urban Development Projects As A Dilemma Affecting The Housing Crisis. The Case Of Milano Porta Romana.

Room B.001, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris 

1. Alessia Allegri - City On Demand: When The Digital Dimension Takes Shape
2. Zeyin Chen - Multi-Scenario Land Use Change Assessment And Elastic Urban Growth Boundaries Delimitation Based On “Double Evaluation” And Cellular Automata Models
3. Svenja Müller - Testing A New Management Approach To Settlement Development: Certification As An Instrument For Reducing Land Consumption
4. Varsha Padmanabhan - Sustainable Airport City Development  Focusing Towards Mixed Use: Future Proofing Airport & Airport Cities For Inclusive Developments
5. Aulia Paramita - Speculative Urbanism In The Imagined New Capital City Of Indonesia

Room B.010, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris 

1. Diana Denham - Centering Indigenous Knowledge And Values In The Development Of Integrated Agroecological Renewable Energy Systems Through Convergent Research
2. Deniz Kimyon - Marginalizing The Banlieues Or Confronting With The Colonialism Of Everyday Life?
3. Barbara Lipietz - Taking ‘Displaceability’ Seriously: A Game-Changer For Just And Sustainable Planning?
4. Maurizia Pignatelli - Enhancing Local Sustainable Development: A Digital Spatial Decision Support System To Recovery Marginal Areas In Italy
5. Liangkai Deng - The Internet-Induced Restructuring Of Urban-Rural Spatial Relationships: A Case Study Of Q Town In Shaanxi Province In China

Room 26, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris 

1. Nathan Marom - Planning Entanglements: Dis/Entangling Planning In A Bounded Planet
2. Christopher Maidment - Mundane Resistance: Civic Societies And Effective Engagement With The English Planning System
3. Zeynep Eraydın - Perception Of Urban Morphologies
4. Ángel Carlos Aparicio - “Experience” And “Perception” In Planning Objects. A Planner’s Approach To The Dewey-Santayana Rivalry In Aesthetics.
5. Burcu Yigit Turan - Black Geographies In The Nordic Context: Re-Theorizing Segregation And Socio-Spatial Epistemologies Of Whiteness In Planning
6. Yosef Jabareen - Theorizing State Dispossessive Planning Vs. Community Self-Determinative Planning: The Case Of The Israeli King's Garden Plan In Palestinian East Jerusalem

Room C.S25, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris 

1. Mina Di Marino - Re-Shared Neighborhoods: The Key To Bringing Circular Principles To The Urban Neighborhoods? The Case Of Oslo
2. Grischa Frederik Bertram - Policy Mobility Through Space And Time: The Case Of Trans-Municipal Climate Policy
3. Augustin Bauchot - Performative Scales Of Urban Climate Action: Challenges Of “Community-Based” And “Locally-Led” Adaptation In Pacific Cities.

Room 14, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris 

1. Mattias Karrholm - Where Can I Find Justice? The Changing Relation Between The Courthouse And The City In Sweden 1970-2023
2. Milan Husar - Beyond Symbols: Redefining Urban Semiotics Through The Lens Of Petržalka And Slovak Mass Housing Neighbourhoods
3. Isabel Soto Antunez - From Pompidou To Chirac: Architectural Reforms And Urban Metamorphosis In Paris. A Shifted Roles For Architects & Engineers

Room 24, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris 

1. Nataliia Yehorchenkova - The Game-Changing Role Of AI In Urban Development Decision-Making: Trends And Future Perspectives
2. Marie Josefine Hintz - AI In Urban Climate Change Mitigation - Systematic Mapping Of Urban Planning Impact Areas
3. Jiah Lee - Anticipating Future Demographic Shifts: Ai-Enhanced Population Projection Methodology
4. Minju Kim - Utilizing Artificial Intelligence For Declining City Classification And Policy Application: Suggestions For Revising South Korea's Urban Planning Guidelines
5. Joanne Tippett - Big QED: Thinking Together With AI To Learn From Big Qualitative Engagement Data

Room 15, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris

1. Edwin Buitelaar - Short-Term Gains And Long-Term Losses: Climate Adaptation Trajectories Facing Land Accounting Institutions
2. Jan Barski, et al - Bridging the Gap between Resilience Research and Resilience Planning in Conflict Contexts. Application of a Federated Urban Resilience Model toward Rapid Recovery and Sustainable Development.
3. Ombretta Caldarice - Territorialising Resilience Through Planning. Some Preliminary Insights

Room 23, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume, 75007 Paris

1. Jie Ren - Study On The Spatiotemporal Evolution Of Innovation Network And Its Impact On Economic Resilience: A Case Study Of The Yangtze River Delta Region In China
2. Jiang Wang - Inevitability Of Strengthen The Development Of Public Transport In Large Cities From The Perspective Of Security Resilience
3. Christiane Schubert - Transformative Capacities Of Cities In The Context Of A Changing Region.
4. Orlando Roman - Model-Based Adaptive Planning For Mobility, Infrastructure And Land Use
5. Dimitra Sengouni - Olympic Games Infrastructures As Catalysts For Urban Transformation: The Case Of Faliron Waterfront Area In Athens
6. Jing Ran - Towards Hazard-Resilient Cities: Comparative Research on Policy Framework and Local practices in Five Cities

Room K.027, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris 

1. Federica Scaffidi - Are Private Investors Always Evil For Sustainable Urban Change? The Role Of Financial Actors In Transforming Under-Utilised Sites
2. Kristian Olesen - The Rise Of The Entrepreneurial Housing Association: The Case Of Denmark
3. Raghav Anand - The Right Shade Of Green: Can Urban Climate Transitions Build Bridges Across Political Lines?
4. Francesca Ferlicca - Popular Urbanization And Planning Practices In Buenos Aires
5. Tristan Claus - In Search For The Implementation Gap In Planning. An Analysis Of The Emergence Of Exemption Rules In National Legislation In Flanders (Belgium)

Room 403, 56 rue des Saints-Pères (entrance via 27 rue Saint-Guillaume), 75007 Paris

Chair: Mathilde Moaty

1. Alessandro Raffa et al: Integrating Equitable Climate Adaptation Into Urban Regeneration Through Nature-Based Solutions: A Research By Design Approach On Infrastructural Spaces As New Commons
2. Miao Hu: Housing Renewal In Historic Districts Oriented Towards The People’s Sense Of Gain: A Case Of Shanghai, China
3. Letizia Chiapperino: Inhabiting The Rural Space. Reflections On The Housing Emergency Of Seasonal Workers In Agriculture
4. Mariella Annese: Observing The Youth Housing Crisis. To Reposition The Issue (And Policies).
5. Jiayu Xie: Temporal Evolution And Conservation Of Urban Morphology In Harbin With Space Syntax
6. Tong Chu: Characteristics And Effectiveness Of Different Participation Modes Of Actors In Urban Regeneration Of Industrial Land: A Comparative Study Of Two Rounds Of Urban Regeneration In The Site Of Red Town In China
7. Pan Hu: Evaluation And Spatial Governance Strategies For Old Residential Areas’ Renewal And Reconstruction In Urban Downtown Districts: A Case Study Of 70 Old Residential Areas In Changzhou, China
8. Kirsten Dormann: Urban Compounding: Housing What Is And What Could Be

Room 401, 56 rue des Saints-Pères (entrance via 27 rue Saint-Guillaume), 75007 Paris

Chair : Antoine Guironnet

1. Mingqi Shu: Spatial Agglomeration And Evolution Trend Of Emerging Industries In Metropolises: Spatial Response Mechanism Of Re-Industrialization Under Policy Guidance In China
2. Peipei Tang: Integrated Community Facilities Programming Based On Multi-Agent Participation—A Case Study In Shanghai, China
3. Haifeng Diao: Machine Learning-Based Analysis For Predicting Urban Waterlogging And Decoupling Risk Composition In High-Density Urban Settings: A Case Study Of Shenzhen , China
4. Cristina Del Pilar Buenaño Mariño: Evaluating Urban Biodiversity: Unraveling The Ecological Impact Of Historic Centers
5. Eugenia Vincenti: Renewing The City Towards A Linear Attractors Frame. Four Cases In Iraq.
6. Xueling Wang: Dynamic Visual Assessment Of Urban Streetscapes: Hengshan Street In Shanghai As A Case Study
7. Silvia Ronchi et al.: The Definition of Ecosystem Vulnerabilities for the Design of the Contemporary City: The Case of Varese

Room C.S26, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris

1. Constantin Diete - Urban Mining Of Mineral Building Materials In The Ruhr Area: A Spatial Analysis
2. Pauline Jegen - Sustainable Urban Metabolism: A Comprehensive Analysis Of Circular Economy Implementation In The Construction Industry Of The Ruhr Area
3. Arta Bytyqi - Planning For Urban Mining: Using Urban Planning And Development Parameters To Optimize Spatiotemporal Dynamics Of Construction Materials Flows In Cities

Room C.S13, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris

1. Petra Hurtado - Planning With Foresight
2. Thorsten Wiechmann - The Future Of Planning: Four Scenarios As Starting Points For Strategic Development
3. Marion Klemme - The City Of The Day After Tomorrow (Stadt Von Übermorgen)
4. Sila Ceren Varis Husar - Navigating Tomorrow: Aesop Young Academics Network’s Take On The Future Of Planning

Room C.S21, 1 place Saint-Thomas d'Aquin, 75007 Paris

1. Lenna Verena - Urban Commons And The Welfare Mix: Preliminary Notes On A Risky Turn And The Power Of Space. 
2. Maria Grazia Montesano - Infrastructures Of Care Under Austerity Urbanism: The Case Of A “Social Self-Managed Town” Hall In Bologna
3. Matilde Igual Capdevila - Who Cares For The Unfinished City? Exploring Sociópolis In The Here And Now.
4. Stefania Ragozino - Social Reproduction Of Resistance In The City: Practices Of Care In The Urban Commons. Dialogues On The Cases Of Rome And Naples

Room S09, 13 rue de l'Université, 75007 Paris

• Emmanuèle Cunningham-Sabot, École Normale Supérieure
• Jasmin Aber, Creative Exchange Lab (CEL)
• Sophie Buhnik, Tokyo City University
• Maxwell Hart, Queen’s University