Edition 2012-12-14 5:50 PM
■ Exhibition:
“The street belongs to all of us!”
■ Exhibition:
“Dream Cities, Sustainable Cities”
■ Exhibition:
“Architecture on the move! City and mobility”
■ Éditions
■ The international
academic chair
■ Climate Change, Urban Mobility and Cleantech
■ The City at Home.
Mobility and Services
■ Day-to-day employee mobility
■ PAM - Mobility aids projects for blind and partially sighted people
■ Taxi!
■ Move to grow!
Teenage mobility
■ Modernity and mobility in modern urban societies
The PSA Peugeot Citroën Foundation supports social, educational, cultural and environmental projects in the field of mobility, as expressed in its “A world on the move” baseline. The Foundation embodies the Group’s commitment to initiatives that are useful for the community. Through its action and influence, it seeks to build or strengthen bridges between associations, NGOs and the company to put the world in motion together.
www.fondation-psa-peugeot-citroen.org
Award ceremony for the third edition of the “Better Mobility Better Life!” Prize in Shanghai
▪ November 17, during the THNS Conference organised by the French Ministry of Sustainable Development and Tongji University.
▪ This prize helps to identify innovative mobility management solutions in China.
▪ The prize is run in partnership with the World Bank, Tongji University, the Chinese Ministry of Housing and Urban and Rural Development’s Transportation Research Centre, and the journal Urban Transport.
Publication of the 2nd “City at Home” collection
Qualitative survey of home service providers working with ASSAD Besançon-Pontarlier
▪ Contents: the global context of home service provision, the survey, future directions…
▪ Collection
IVM-Latin America took part in the International Seminar on “Cities and Mobility”»
▪ Porto Alegre, November 21-23, 2012
Event organised by the FAU-PUCP University of Porto Alegre, with the support of Barcelona Polytechnic University and Barcelona Movilidad
▪ Programme
IVM presented its study of the role of taxis in northern European small towns and rural areas at the 40th European Transport Conference▪ October 2012, Glasgow
Case studies conducted in Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands and France under the supervision of Richard Darbéra
▪ Study (English version)
Lecture cycle and workshop “Ciudad Legible/The Legible City” in Buenos Aires
▪ October 19-20, 2012, at the Centro Metropolitano de Diseño
As part of the Buenos Aires International Design Festival
▪ Lecture cycle and workshop “Ciudad Legible/The Legible City” in Buenos Aires
▪ In Buenos Aires, Río de Janeiro, Lima, Porto Alegre, current IVM work includes a set of projects on “The Legible City”, covering multimodal and urban information systems in public transport, and urban and landscape design.
▪ In Lyon, learning mobility – systems to help people read the city.
▪ Programme
Just published:Grand Paris. Sortir des illusions, approfondir les ambitions
By Jean-Pierre Orfeuil and Marc Wiel, published by Scrineo-Modes de villes collection
Taking their argument beyond the Greater Paris project, Jean-Pierre Orfeuil and Marc Wiel denounce the irrationality of the approach to big national projects. On top of this critique, they introduce the perspectives of planning and transport specialists in order to explore concrete solutions and tools that will ultimately provide a way to escape illusion without renouncing ambition.
▪ Jean-Pierre Orfeuil, President of the IVM Chair, Professor at the Paris Institute of Urban Planning (Paris-East Créteil University)
▪ Marc Wiel, urbanist
▪ Press release
▪ Watch the film
of the Making of Movement,
a 3-D summary of
the main questions tackled
▪ And access all our videos,
features, interviews
and exhibition extracts
on IVM’s YouTube channel
“What is it that drives public action on urban mobility issues? The making of movement”
Santiago du Chili, Buenos Aires, Bogota, Shanghai, Pékin, Paris, Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Mexico, Lima…
■ Access: the speakers’ papers, the results of the Young Researcher Prize, new contributiuons…
“The Making of Movement”, How is movement made?
Read the feature dedicated to the first results of the “The Making of Movement” project in Issue no.385 of the journal Urbanisme (July/August 2012)
Informal transport systems to fill the gaps in ultra-modern systems in Latin America, powerful traffic control policies in China, different attitudes to the explosion of two wheeled vehicles in the world’s big cities… mobility projects and policies, even those purporting to be innovative, are often manufactured as much in madness as in method, forged in politico-institutional games and global scale visions.
I am a city changer
IVM partner associated with the UN-Habitat urban campaign
▪ www.imacitychanger.org
▪ www.unhabitat.org
IVM at the World Urban Forum▪ September 2012, 6th World Urban Forum in Naples Talk by Andrès Borthagaray, Director of IVM-Latin America, as part of UN Habitat/South; and presentation of the Film “Urban Constellations”, made for the “Dream Cities, Sustainable Cities?” Exhibition, and jointly produced with the EDF Diversiterre Foundation IVM at the United Nations Development Conference
▪ June 2012, Rio + 20
Presentation of the City on the Move Institute in the Rio Pavilion
Legible City workshops in Argentina:
“Ciudad Legible”, a new on-board information system on bus routes, at intermodal connections and at the city’s main focal points: transport serving the city
▪ in Buenos Aires on October 19-21 as part of the Design Festival:
Development of multimodal urban information on the city’s three main bus routes (soon 50 additional routes)
Mobility in the outskirts
Special edition of the magazine Place Publique – May 2012
Produced by IVM and the Rennes Urban Planning and Intercommunal Development Agency (Audiar), editors Eric Le Breton and Bruno Le Corre
▪ Following on from the student competition run in 2011 – “Things are moving in the outskirts” – and to demonstrate that the outskirts can be an area of innovation for the future city, this major project presents surveys, interviews with people from very different professional spheres, and the student projects.
For a right
to mobility?
Mobility, right or constraint? Imposed right or free right? The right of rights?
Contribution to IVM’s debate on the right to mobility:
▪ Eric Le Breton, “The mobile society and the right of the passerby”
▪ Jean-Pierre Orfeuil, “Ten years of “right to mobility”. What next?”
City on the Move Institute Exhibition, already staged a 4 different versions in 15 cities: Paris, Shanghai, Buenos Aires, Toronto, Pékin, Santiago de Chile, Rio de Janeiro, Montréal, Rosario, Bogota, Barcelona, Lisbonne, Lima, São Paulo, Caen…
Catalogue available in bookshops
Chinese catalogue
enhanced and updated
Building Technique Press, Beijing
An exhibition jointly produced by the EDF Diversiterre Foundation and IVM
Rencontres
François Ascher
Les relations entre la recherche urbaine et l'action
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