After successful completion of the course, students are able to understand the spatial planning relevance of infrastructure planning at different scales. How do international, national, regional, urban to local systems interlock and how do they have to interlock so that the overall system works.

We deal with territorial and urban transformation on the basis of phenomena and concrete questions of infrastructure and mobility planning, on the basis of concrete case studies, nationally as well as internationally, with the focus on the connection of the systems city and region up to the supply of dispersed rural settlement areas. An essential focus will be on methods and examples for the structural, systemic and design integration of these infrastructures into the urban or landscape context.

What are already proven and successful methods, instruments and work processes that lead to a maximum integration of settlement, open space, mobility and infrastructure planning, so that synergy effects arise here, which due to the integration of the systems also lead to sustainable, climate-friendly to - neutral overall solutions at all levels.

for the semester program see: 260.741 VU Modul Territoriale Transformation

lectures, discussions, independent research

within the module Territorial Transformation