La fabrique scolaire bruxelloise, urbanisme de proximité pour les quartiers populaires
With the regionalization of 1989, the Brussels-Capital Region, made up of 19 municipalities, has gained political autonomy in terms of urban planning and development. However, the Belgian federalism model establishes education as a competence of the three Communities (Flemish, French, German-speakin...
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| author | Geoffrey Grulois Benoit Moritz Louise Carlier Géry Leloutre |
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| description | With the regionalization of 1989, the Brussels-Capital Region, made up of 19 municipalities, has gained political autonomy in terms of urban planning and development. However, the Belgian federalism model establishes education as a competence of the three Communities (Flemish, French, German-speaking). The result is, de facto, a disjunction between the urban planning of Brussels and the development of schools.Today, the creation of the School Contract seems to bridge policy of urban revitalization with the question of school infrastructure in Brussels. But is this tool really a novelty in the landscape of planning policies in Brussels? According to what urban planning principles and models were schools developed in working-class neighbourhoods before the regionalization of 1989?This article traces the history of the relationship between community planning and school infrastructure in Brussels. It highlights the specificity of an incremental production of school in working-class neighbourhoods, nourished by the diversity of urban planning models and the articulation between social and territorial issues. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-f1d1baaa2baf41b6946c793bfb96561f2024-02-14T14:06:20ZfraMinistère de la cultureLes Cahiers de la Recherche Architecturale, Urbaine et Paysagère2606-74981610.4000/craup.11437La fabrique scolaire bruxelloise, urbanisme de proximité pour les quartiers populairesGeoffrey GruloisBenoit MoritzLouise CarlierGéry LeloutreWith the regionalization of 1989, the Brussels-Capital Region, made up of 19 municipalities, has gained political autonomy in terms of urban planning and development. However, the Belgian federalism model establishes education as a competence of the three Communities (Flemish, French, German-speaking). The result is, de facto, a disjunction between the urban planning of Brussels and the development of schools.Today, the creation of the School Contract seems to bridge policy of urban revitalization with the question of school infrastructure in Brussels. But is this tool really a novelty in the landscape of planning policies in Brussels? According to what urban planning principles and models were schools developed in working-class neighbourhoods before the regionalization of 1989?This article traces the history of the relationship between community planning and school infrastructure in Brussels. It highlights the specificity of an incremental production of school in working-class neighbourhoods, nourished by the diversity of urban planning models and the articulation between social and territorial issues.https://journals.openedition.org/craup/11437SchoolSocial InfrastructureCommunity PlanningUrban RevitalizationSchool ContractBrussels |
| spellingShingle | Geoffrey Grulois Benoit Moritz Louise Carlier Géry Leloutre La fabrique scolaire bruxelloise, urbanisme de proximité pour les quartiers populaires Les Cahiers de la Recherche Architecturale, Urbaine et Paysagère School Social Infrastructure Community Planning Urban Revitalization School Contract Brussels |
| title | La fabrique scolaire bruxelloise, urbanisme de proximité pour les quartiers populaires |
| title_full | La fabrique scolaire bruxelloise, urbanisme de proximité pour les quartiers populaires |
| title_fullStr | La fabrique scolaire bruxelloise, urbanisme de proximité pour les quartiers populaires |
| title_full_unstemmed | La fabrique scolaire bruxelloise, urbanisme de proximité pour les quartiers populaires |
| title_short | La fabrique scolaire bruxelloise, urbanisme de proximité pour les quartiers populaires |
| title_sort | la fabrique scolaire bruxelloise urbanisme de proximite pour les quartiers populaires |
| topic | School Social Infrastructure Community Planning Urban Revitalization School Contract Brussels |
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