The document discusses collaborative urban redevelopment in the Netherlands, focusing on the transformation of 7.6 million square meters of vacant office space into productive use. It highlights the need for legal agreements to reclaim unused urban spaces, including partnerships with local governments and urban incubators. Future steps include exploring demand for affordable reuse and connecting civic spaces with social networks.

1. Collaborative urban redevelopment and the network

3. 7,6 million square meters of empty office space in Netherlands

4. Vacant NL

7. Abandaned unbuilt or sparsely spaces – urban fallow land

8. Approaches

9. Squatting made illegal in NL

10. Co-workers

12. Broedplaatsen (Urban incubators)

13. Temporary installation in unused urban space often for single use – “Popups”

14. Available space that can be legally be occupied in agreement with owner

15. Areas of unused terrain organized by availability

16. Connect available empty civic space to networks

17. Findable, social connected unused spaces

18. configurability and socialization

19. Contracts, regulation and legal requirements

20. Partnerships with existing Urban incubators, housing corportions , local government

21. Next Steps: analog and networked explorations into reallocating spaces

22. Part of research: what is the demand for affordable reuse of unused urban space

23. Creditshttp://www.geekologie.comhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/daleremoteMegahouse – Atalier Hitoshi Abehttp://openbuildings.com/buildings/place-du-quartier-des-spectacles-profile-4873http://www.designboom.com/In Partnership with:Archadia (Mark Dek) The Mobile City (Michiel de Lange)ContactWho: James BurkeSites: www.vurb.euTwitter: @vurbEmail: james@vurb.euQUESTIONS?