(more to come)
The teams of the atelier are expected to offer a comprehensive scheme of the conurbation, with a focus on the mobility links to create between the three stations, as well as urban design proposals to develop teh neighborhoods around the train stations, using the "European best practices" and adapting them to the Chinese reality.
Scientific manager: Nicolas SAMSOEN, member of Les Ateliers, currently director Asia of AREP,
Les Ateliers: Nicolas DETRIE, Director of Les Ateliers,
Assistants: Claudia VILELA, Brazilian architect urban-planner, and Chen-Yu ZHOU, Chinese landscape designer.
Local referents: Ms. ZHU Zhaoli, Director of the Planning Department of the Municipality of Changzhou, and Mr. Sun Xiufeng, Chief Engineer of the Department of City Planning of Changzhou.
August 30th: Deadline to apply online
Early September: Results of selection.
Late September: Analysis Dossier sent to the participants.
October: workshop.
To apply, you need to send us an email before August 30th, 2010 at changzhou@ateliers.org with the following attachments:
- Application form completed (download here). Filename: NAME_firstname_ID,
- 1 page CV. Filename: NAME_firstname_CV
- Note of one or two pages in which you explain the nature of your interest, and your useful skills and experience for this workshop. Filename: NAME_firstname_Note.
The selection will be announced in early September.
This atelier will involve a total of 18 participants selected by the Managing Team, all professionals in relation with urban planning: transportation engineering, urban planning, commercial planning, treatment of public spaces... These participants will work in three different teams of six participants. It is expected that there should be in all teams some representatives of French companies working in China in the urban sector, a professional in link with Tongji University and a local practitioner from Changzhou.
Participants will be accommodated in Changzhou and work in dedicated premises. A special dossier is being prepared by the the Managing Team, containing maps, analysis papers and presentations of context and ongoing projects.
