HeyJaredsuperwien podcast
This podcast explores the innovative urban projects and design initiatives led by superwien, an interdisciplinary studio focused on urban planning, architecture, and design.
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Henni+Milli #6: A City for All Ages (opens the original)
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In this episode, Elina Kränzle and Julia Hobiger discuss what an inclusive city means across different generations, focusing on how children, teenagers, adults and older people experience and use public space differently. Drawing on their work in the Trustmaking and Fairness projects, they highlight the importance of taking young people seriously in urban development, creating spaces for genuine dialogue, and using playful, arts-based and co-creative methods to bring planners and citizens togeth
Henni+Milli #5: Planning the City after Dark (opens the original)
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This episode of the podcast dives into nightlife as a form of public space, weighing the risks — noise complaints, safety concerns, exclusionary access — against its social, cultural, and economic value, especially for marginalized groups such as women and the queer community. On the policy side, the discussion traces how a city moves from treating nightlife as something to contain toward funding and protecting it: cross-city exchange (drawing on Berlin's decades-old Club Commission model) combi
Henni+Milli #4: Critical Placemaking, Power and the Politics of Public Space (opens the original)
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What happens when placemaking, the practice of creating more inclusive, community-oriented public spaces, becomes mainstream? In this episode, Milagros Hurtig and Levente Polyak explore the idea of critical placemaking and the tensions between community-led urban development, commercialization and gentrification. We discuss how public-space improvements can unintentionally accelerate processes of exclusion, and why placemakers need to pay close attention to power, who gets to shape a place, and
Henni+Milli #3: Mobility for an Inclusive City: Beyond the Average Commuter (opens the original)
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What does it take to make urban mobility truly inclusive? In the third episode. of the InclusiveCity Podcast we explore how mobility planning can move beyond the traditional model of the “average commuter” travelling from A to B. Together with mobility expert Gerald Franz from the City of Vienna’s Climate and Innovation Agency (UIV) and architect, researcher and Wonderland Platform director Bahanur Nasya , we discuss how everyday realities - care work, children, older people, shift workers, peop
Henni+Milli #2: Vienna - Walking on the Wild Side (opens the original)
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In the second episode of the InclusiveCity podcast, Vivian Monteiro and Roland Krebs talk with Eugene Quinn, Vienna-based urbanist, DJ, storyteller and co-founder of Whoosh. Their conversation explores the overlooked power of walking as a way of experiencing, understanding and connecting with the city. For Eugene, walking is more than a mode of transport: it is “free medicine”, a form of slow urban exploration that supports mental health, creativity, social interaction and a sense of belonging.
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