Place: Pinni B1096.
12.00–12:20 Opening – Tanja Vahtikari, Degree Programme in History
Faculty’s greetings – Dean Juho Saari, SOC
12.20–12:40 Liisa Häikiö (Tampere University): Urban sustainability: From marginal to mainstream?
12:40–13:10 Helen Sooväli-Sepping (Tallinn University): Rethinking the past, confronting the future. The city at the turn of millennium
13.10–13:40 Mikkel Thelle (National Museum of Denmark): Membranes of sustainability. Danish green practices on the urban fringe
13.40–14:00 Anna Lyyra-Seppänen (Pirkanmaa Regional Museum): Cultural sustainability in heritage planning
14.00–14:30 Coffee
14:30–15:00 Peter Clark (University of Helsinki): Urban vacant land as a resource for urban sustainability?
15:00–15:20 Henrik Mattjus (Tampere University): Understanding sustainability as a historical socio-material concept. Two interpretations of built environment in the interwar context
15.20–15:40 Matti Hannikainen (University of Helsinki): Growing up into a City – urban planning and politics in Vantaa, 1972–2022
15:40–16:00 Katariina Mustakallio (Tampere University): Rome and its neighborhoods - inside and outside
16:00–16:15 Congratulations to Marjaana Niemi
Due to the refreshments, we kindly ask you to register by the 26th of October.
Organiser
The event is organized by the Degree Programme in History at Tampere University (https://www.tuni.fi/en/about-us/history) in cooperation with the Finnish Society for Urban Studies (https://uusi.kaupunkitutkimuksenseura.fi/mainpage/). The activity is sponsored by STUE – Sustainable Transformation of Urban Environments action grant (https://projects.tuni.fi/stue/). STUE is a research community and profiling area in Tampere University.
Further information
henrik.mattjus@tuni.fi