How to Plan A 21st-Century City Ready For Migration and Luring New Residents
On June 16–17th 2016, Prague hosted the 5th annual international conference titled “reSITE 2016: Cities in Migration.”
Play An Urban Board Game With #reSITE2016
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Meet the World’s Top Urban Experts at reSITE in Prague
reSITE 2016 Conference: Cities in Migration
At the Borders Migration Can Be Photographed. In Cities It Can Be Solved.
Many extraordinary speakers come to reSITE 2016: Cities in Migration.
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Related Talks
Immigration and Decentralizing Cities with Saskia Sassen
World renowned urban sociologist, Saskia Sassen explains how city size and openness play a role in cosmopolitan cultural development. She highlights the stark contrast between smaller and larger cities and their abilities to accommodate the influx of not only migrants but also the “thick” local cultures which influence overall quality of life.
The Most Interactive and Lovable Cities Conference: reSITE 2016
Highlights from reSITE 2016: Cities in Migration. reSITE's conference invited experts from all over the world to discuss how migration interacts with urbanism and the makeup of cities.
Boom Towns are Immigration Towns with Michael Kimmelman
Michael Kimmelman, architecture critic for the New York Times, uses Stuttgart, Mexico City, and Guangzhou as examples of ways cities have handled an influx of migrants and how the cities have adapted or not adapted differently. The current issues in these cities differ based on location, situation of incoming migrants, and how well the city has handled new arrivals, with Stuttgart presented as a model city for migrant reception.
Opening Address reSITE 2016 | Day 2
Opening Address by Petr Hlaváček, Director of Prague Institute of Planning and Development.
