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Transcript of Urban renewal in France
A look at French experiments
Urban renewal
Clémence PINEL
Urban Renewal in France
What national guidelines?
On a national level, what guidelines?
Grenelle de
l’Environnement, a Round
Table, 2007.
Objective: key points of
government policy on
ecological and sustainable
development issues.
Method: bring civilians and
public service
representatives together.
Concrete ideas on urbanism
Development of Plan
Ville Durable:
Holistic approach.
Green transportation,
densities, social mix
and mix uses, urban
forms.
“Ecocités”: thinking inside
a city, harmonization of
neighborhoods.
“Ecoquartiers”: in a
neighborhood.
“Nature en ville”: thinking
green spaces in
neighborhoods.
Identification of neighborhoods, ZUS
Since 1996, identifications of neighborhoods considered sensitive.
In 2000, 751 ZUS.
Criteria: unemployment, economic development, access to health system, security, school results…
ONZUS evaluates those neighborhoods.
Statistics
ONZUS
highlights
main
inequalities
between ZUS
and France.
Compared unemployment between ZUS and France
Unemployment
ANRU, the National Agency for Urban
Renewal
Since 2003, in charge of the programs of
urban renovation in ZUS.
530 neighborhoods, 4 millions inhabitants
Objectives:
Develop public buildings,
Improve urban spaces,
Rehabilitate / demolish / reorganize social
housing.
Urban Renewal
Villiers-le-Bel
Les Carreaux
Villiers-le-Bel, Les Carreaux
Les Carreaux
What neighborhood? To what urban
renewal project?
Villiers-le-Bel
Urban population:
•VLB 27411
inhabitants;
•Les Carreaux,
4570 inhabitants
Surface:
•VLB 7300 dunam,
•Les Carreaux 225
dunam
Les Carreaux
Train station
What neighborhood?
Built from 1958 to 1962
1595 housing units,
mainly social housing
What kind of buildings?
• 6 towers of 9 to 11 floors
• 2/3 of buildings are slobs
of 4 floors
Les Carreaux Villiers-le-Bel Paris Region France
Unemployed
(2008) 19.7%
19.2% 6.8% 7.8%
Not graduated
(1999) 31.4% 28.9% 18% Not given
Under 25 Y
(1999) 44% 40.8% 31.3% 31.2%
Foreigners
(1999) 25% 20.8% 15.4% 5.8%
Social housing 97.5% 45% 27.4% Not given
Families not
taxed on the
income (2004)
52.1% 45.4% 35.5% 47.7%
Median Income
per year, Euros 9337 11198 18812 18129
Social security
CMU (2006) 17% 14.4% 6.3% 6.1%
Numbers of high
rank workers per
worker
0.04 0.19 1.24 0.69
Statistics
What current situation ?
Even though disadvantages in the neighborhood:
Housing of small sizes
And their relative obsolescence
Urban issues: no mix uses, homogeneous population
Attractiveness due to several advantages:
Low rents
The proximity to the train station
The urban environment: a dynamic social life
Challenge
Develop the attractiveness
of the neighborhood by :
Connecting it to the rest
of the city
Preventing the
degradation of buildings
Diversifying the housing
offer
Improve mix uses
Reorganize public
spaces
For a more readable public
space
Reorganizing the streets system
A public space more readable
Actual state Projected state
A main structure
New local streets
Pedestrian ways
A new streets system
Challenge:
aerate the space too
dense,
easier movements,
open the neighborhood
to the outside
A main structure
New local streets
Pedestrian ways
Public spaces
Development of
green spaces
Management of an alley
Green space before renovation
Public buildings
Public buildings
Schools
A new medical center
Social center for
integration
Library
Diversified functions
Develop a commercial activity in the neighborhood
For a local economy
The housing
Housing
Demolitions of 401 housing units
Rehousing
110 housing units added
Rehabilitations
Privatization of the space
Housing offer
modified,
demolitions /
reconstructions
Demolitions of buildings
considered obsolete, 393
units
Reconstructions of 510 units
Demolitions
Reconstructions
First constructions of housing
Demolitions
Breaking a building in 2 to draw a street in its middle.
Housing offer
modified,
reconstructions
Reconstructions, for a
diversified housing offer
In the rebuilt housing:
370 correspond to social
housing,
70 obey to free rental
conditions,
70 are accessible to
property
Rehabilitations
Rehabilitations in
the existing housing
1202 units
Housing offer modified, rehabilitations
In accommodations: increase
the level of comfort,
according to norms
In common spaces of
buildings, security modernity
Works on the facades
Objectives:
harmonize ancient
buildings with new ones,
modernizes the image of
the neighborhood
Before and after renovations of the facades
A building’s façade before rehabilitation
Organization of the space: between public
and private
For a clear demarcation
between private and public
spaces
Fences, hurdles
surrounding buildings
Inside private spaces,
instauration of private
parking places, green
spaces, playgrounds
Urban management
A new city from its conception to its
acceptance
Urban management
Instate a proximity.
Insist on Communication
A news paper on urban
renewal
A building dedicated to
communication to
inhabitants
Consultation of the
inhabitants
Who is financing ?
Who is financing?
ANRU, part of the national plan for renovation
OSICA, company for social housing
Département of Val d’Oise
Region of Ile de France
City of Villiers-le-Bel
Trélazé
An urban renewal project in the
neighborhood of Les Plaines
Les Plaines
What neighborhood?
Trélazé
Urban population: •Trélazé, 12206 inhabitants •Les Plaines, 3682 inhabitants, 30%
Surface: •Trélazé, 12200 dunam •Les Plaines 732 dunam, 6%
Match factory
Les Plaines
Shingles factory
What kind of neighborhood?
An industrial city
Built in the 50’s-60’s,
Until 1966, 685 units are built
Mainly high rise housings estates
Composed of social housings at 72%
Les Plaines before urban renewal
What current situation?
This ancient industrial city suffered from the
desegregation of its industry
Strong unemployment
No mix uses and homogeneous population
Vacancy in the housing
No longer attractive, suffering from its bad image
STATISTICS
Les Plaines Trélazé Angers France
Unemployed
(1999)
25.3 % 15.9 % 15.7% 7.8%
Less than 25 Y
(1999)
39.7 % 35.1 % 37.8% 31.2%
Foreigners (1999) 11.0 % 4.9 % 3.2% 5.8%
Social housing
(1999)
72 % 38.8 % 32.3% Not given
Families not
imposed on the
income (1999)
63.1 % 45.6 % 44.6% 47.7%
Not graduates
(1999)
36.3 % 29 % 17.9% Not given
CMU(2006) 17.7 % 9.3 % Not given 6.1%
Median income
in Euros (2004)
10150 14072 15790 18129
Open up the
neighborhood by a
new central way
New public buildings
Work on the
housing: demolitions
– reconstructions -
renovations
Principles of the project
Reorganize public spaces
Public spaces
Instauration of a new
square, in the center
of the neighborhood
A new square
Square Picasso
Public spaces
Public spaces
A North-South axis allowing
a fusion between the
neighborhoods of Trélazé
Green spaces developed
Avenue Mendès France, a new axis
La Coulée Verte, a green line in the neighborhood
Public buildings
New public buildings
A new commercial center
Schools and leisure center
Social center welcoming
foreigners.
New school
The housing
A diversified and modernized offer
Housing
137 housing units
demolished
606 units rehabilitated,
among them, 339 units
transformed to be under
free rental conditions
109 units rebuilt (all
accessible to property)
Housing offer Demolition-reconstruction
process
New types of housing
established
Buildings I and J (6 houses)
Building X (17 units)
Allow a social mix by a
diversified housing offer
Renovated housings
Buildings A and B (20 houses)
Building Y (11 units)