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Der ursprüngliche Entwurf von Richard Rogers, der die Jury begeisterte, wurde nie realisiert. Er gibt dennoch ein Referenzmodell für die Gestaltung Globaler Dörfer
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Richard Rogers
"Das BITpark-Projekt ist die Avantgarde der BIT-Initiativen auf den Inseln. Die Regionalregierung plant den Bau einer Technopolis (um den Oberbegriff von Castells und Ha(l) zu verwenden) nördlich der Stadt Palma, etwa 7,5 Kilometer vom Stadtkern entfernt, in der Siedlung Son Espanyol, angrenzend an den MB, auf einer Fläche von 150 Hektar. Der Park ist als Raum konzipiert, der Arbeit, Freizeit und Wohnen durch die Verbindung mit Telematiknetzen verbindet. Das Projekt ist im Kontext einer Konstellation von Technopolen zu sehen, die sich in den letzten Jahren weltweit ausgebreitet haben. Dabei handelt es sich um den Versuch, als Reaktion auf den intensiven Wettbewerb ein differenziertes Produkt anzubieten, um High-Tech-Unternehmen und mobile Arbeitskräfte anzuziehen. Viele davon sind gescheitert, was die relativ späte Einführung des Balearen-Projekts eher zu einem potenziellen strategischen Vorteil als zu einem Nachteil macht . Gemeinsam mit anderen Technostädten strebt BITpark danach, sich in vielerlei Hinsicht von anderen abzuheben. Der wohl wichtigste ist der sinnvolle Einsatz von Technologie zur Verbesserung der Lebensqualität und zum Schutz der Umwelt." (OCR Versuch von
https://www.persee.fr/doc/netco_0987-6014_1996_num_10_1_1323 mit https://www.onlineocr.net/de/)
Upload:FranzNahrada/Balearenstrategie.pdf von Joana Maria Segul-Pons
bessere OCR Qualität hier https://www.newocr.com/
The BiTpark? project is the vanguard of BIT initiatives in the Islands. The regional government plans to construct a technopolis (to use Castells and Hall's generic term) to the north of the city of Palma, some 7.5 kilometres from the urban nucleus, in the Son Espanyol estate, adjoining the UIB, in an area of 150 hectares. The park is conceived of as a space which will combine work, leisure and accommodation by means of connection with telematic networks
The project is to be seen in the context of a constellation of technopolis which have proliferated in recent years throughout the world. These represent the attempt to offer a differentiated product in response to intense competition to attract high technology firms and mobile worker. Many of them have failed, which makes the relatively late establishment of the Balearic Islands project a potential strategic advantage, rather than a handicap. In common base with other technopolis, BITpark is seeking to differentiate itself in a number of respects, among which perhaps the most important is the judicious use of technology to improve the quality of life and to preserve the environment.
Research will be the foundation of the project, and one of the most important aspects will be that related to the problems of the environment. The park itself should be a model of sensitive development and urbanisation. As Castells and Hall (1994) have pointed out, the ideology of image and of high technology have become powerful elements in the new type of regional policy, since the projection of an image is itself an key factor for success in today’s competition for economic and cultural success. The park will include provision for leisure, work and accommodation, and because of this training and research centres will be sited in the park, along with intelligent accommodation for professionals, an advanced residential complex, sites for the location of firms and innovative institutions, and support services for productive activity.
5.3. The development of the BIT (Balearic Innovation and Technology) strategy
The development of the swrategy for innovation was initiated by the regional government at the time when the single European market was being established, which deregulated wansport and communications, and when the Delors White Book on achieving the information society was being prepared. The model of innovation implemented in the Balearic Islands is fully compatible with the objectives of the new dynamic to be followed by the European regions.
The BIT strategy for the development of telecommunication networks and telematic services consists of favouring endogenous and horizontal aspects of telematics which can be applied within the industry itself, services and the Community. This will confirm the identity of the Community as a telematic region, and be announce that the Islands are an appropriate place to consider when firms are considering where to locate.