A key objective of the cities building culture project is to establish a network of experts from both research and practice who are engaged in topics such as mass housing transformation, urban resilience and sustainability, resource management, and climate adaptation. By sharing knowledge, exchanging experiences, and collaborating on initiatives, we aim to advance sustainable urban development. This growing network is envisioned to serve as a foundation for launching new projects and developing collaborative activities.
Architectural and Art Institute (OSACEA) Odesa (Ukraine)
Fields of Expertise:
- Sustainable development of urban territories and the transformation of the post-Soviet architectural and urban-planning environment
Department of Landscape Studies, University of Turku (Finland/Ukraine)
Fields of Expertise:
- Placemaking
- Urban Sustainability
- Landscape and Urban Studies
Department of Construction, Architecture and Design, Kherson State Agrarian and Economic University (Ukraine)
Fields of Expertise:
- Modernist Architectural Heritage
- Constructivist Urban Form
- Transformation of the 20th-Century Urban Environment
Senior Lecturer, Department of Information Technologies in Architecture, Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture; Postdoctoral Visiting Researcher, Institute for Design Strategies (IDS), Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Sciences and Arts (TH OWL) (Germany/Ukraine)
Fields of Expertise:
- Urban Resilience
- Transformations in Post-Soviet Large-Scale Housing Estates
- Blue-Green Infrastructure in Residential Areas
Managing Director, Housing Initiative for Eastern Europe (Initiative Wohnungswirtschaft Osteuropa (IWO) e.V.) Berlin (Germany)
Fields of Expertise:
- Housing Policy
- Energy-Efficient Buildings
- Eastern Europe Development
Associate Professor, Department of Architecture of Buildings and Structures (OSACEA) Odesa (Ukraine)
Fields of Expertise:
- Problems of regenerating historic urban fabric and preserving architectural and urban-planning heritage sites