Un nouveau sens pour la planificationDéveloppement durable et métropoles

Journée européenne / 15 mai 2009

Douglas Gordon Présentation métropolitaine : HELSINKI

2007

Helsinki

A Future Metropolis: City to City-region

1. Helsinki as a future Metropolis: from city to city-region

• Greater Helsinki International Competition• Helsinki Strategic Plan: integrated spatial

strategy

2. Spatial Planning & Real Estate developmentprocesses

3. Transnational Spatial Vision: Helsinki-St.Petersburg-Tallinn triangle

Metropolisation of the City-region: Strategic Planning & Spatial process

Greater Helsinki Vision 2050:International IdeasCompetition

From City to City-region: 1.International Competition & Strategic Plan

Greater Helsinki City-Region 2040Strategic Planning AdviceHelsinki City-Region

Spatial Development Strategy

Helsinki City-Region: concepts

EU’s Territorial Agenda & PolyMETREXplus -starting points

3 maps are an integrated set of RELATIONSHIPS– working, living, and environment/traffic Helsinki

main map represents all these relationships into a single metropolitan city-region spatial development

plan

Strategic Plan: Working Helsinki

Strategic Plan: Living Helsinki

Strategic Plan: City Landscape Helsinki

Helsinki City-Region Strategic Spatial Plan

City Structure

Polycentric city-region

URBAN DEVELOPMENT AREAS: Key areas of Change

Connectivity: Metro and RailFuture Public Transport network for the Helsinki Region

2. Spatial Planning & Real Estateprocesses:

• Land in public ownership 80%• Integrated planning and transport

• Major development areas managed by City• Population growing 3 times faster than EU

average• Plan-led development – mixed workplaces

and housing • 50% Social Housing in new areas

• Urbanising the cityscape environment

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COASTAL DEVOLPMENT PROJECT: K A L A S A T A M A ” f i s h h a r b o u r ”

COASTAL DEVOLPMENT PROJECT: K A L A S A T A M A ” f i s h h a r b o u r ”

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VUOSAARI – new Harbour

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new development areas

City Landscape structure

• Helsinki as a Metropolis• Smart-city polycentric region• Plan-led • City structure: strengthen centre/resource

support to the periphery• Nordic welfare culture• 94% Energy Efficient; Low Carbon Society• Helsinki-St.Petersburg-Tallinn

development triangle

3. Transnational Spatial Vision

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North-South: areas of Cooperation

• City-regions as engines of futuredevelopment

• Helsinki as a Metropolis CONNECTED byHigh-Speed rail corridors

• 1st area: Rail Baltica – connecting the Eastern Baltic Helsinki-Berlin via Warsaw

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