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Transformation urbaner Zentren
Hamburg, DEImpact-drivenThink TankUrban ImpactScience & Research
Impact2Sustainability Goals
LocationHamburg
About Transformation urbaner Zentren
"Transformation urbaner Zentren" (TransZ) was a specialized research initiative that operated from February 2017 to September 2022. The project was dedicated to exploring and implementing social, economic, and ecological innovations aimed at the revitalization of urban centers and district hubs. By adopting a research-oriented approach, the initiative supported local stakeholders in six German municipalities to develop and realize concrete ideas for urban development, focusing on sustainable community growth.
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Sustainability Goals
Sustainable Cities & Communities
Sustainable Revitalization of Urban Centers
The organization collaborated with local stakeholders to develop practical concepts for revitalizing city districts and strengthening social infrastructure.
Innovation through Local Projects
Through initiatives like the 'Bauwerkstatt' in Stuttgart-Wangen, the organization established concrete spaces for social participation and sustainable urban development.
Partnerships for the Goals
Research-Based Stakeholder Collaboration
TransZ acted as a bridge between academic institutions, such as HCU Hamburg, and local municipal authorities to facilitate effective knowledge transfer into real-world practice.
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FAQs
Q1What was the primary focus of TransZ?
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TransZ (Transformation urbaner Zentren) was dedicated to exploring and implementing social, economic, and ecological innovations. The goal was the revitalization of urban centers and district hubs through a research-oriented approach.
Q2In which municipalities did the initiative operate?
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The initiative supported local stakeholders in six German municipalities: Hamburg-Rissen, Hamburg-Eimsbüttel, Holzminden, Höxter, Stuttgart-Wangen, and Fellbach.
Q3Which academic partners were involved in the project?
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TransZ functioned as a collaborative framework involving partnerships with academic institutions, including HCU Hamburg, HAW Hamburg, HAWK, and HFT Stuttgart.
