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Dana de Vo\u00df's urban design in Berlin's Wedding district proposes a variety of outdoor recreation areas for children and young people. Image credits: Dana de Vo\u00df\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n \n<\/div>\n
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To kick off the competition organised by the Knowledge Network City and Trade (WSH), a conference and design workshop were held in Berlin, where students from several universities worked together on ideas for new spaces for children and young people in city centres. Photo credits: ISU<\/p>\n \n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n\n
A plan for the future of Wasb\u00fcttel<\/h3>\n
Leonie Steinert and Luzia G\u00f6dde’s work \u2018Growing together \u2013 putting down sustainable roots \u2013 A plan for the future of Wasb\u00fcttel\u2019 was developed as part of the teaching\/learning event \u2018Wasb\u00fcttel \u2013 A village in the making?!\u2019 At the invitation of the Lower Saxony village of Wasb\u00fcttel and based on several workshops with residents, students from the Institute for Sustainable Urbanism developed visions for the spatial development of the village. The work of Leonie Steinert and Luzia G\u00f6dde is characterised by its innovative approach to the complex issues on site.<\/p>\n
Strategies for dealing with climate change are addressed, as are current challenges and potential for regional development in rural areas, as well as approaches for a non-profit and sustainable land policy. Among other things, the focus is on considerations regarding future forms of food production and the spatial and design consequences this may have. The students communicate the results of their work using easy-to-understand, visually appealing graphics, making complex content accessible to non-experts. In doing so, they have laid the foundation for the development of new communities, which has been met with great enthusiasm locally.<\/p>\n
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Leonie Steinert and Luzia G\u00f6dde designed and tested a variety of strategies for the future spatial development of Wasb\u00fcttel. Image credits: Leonie Steinert, Luzia G\u00f6dde\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n \n<\/div>\n
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Students from TU Braunschweig in dialogue with Wasb\u00fcttel residents. In several on-site workshops, students worked with citizens to develop possible futures for the village in Lower Saxony. Photo credits: ISU\/TU Braunschweig<\/p>\n \n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n\n
The award ceremony will take place on 8 December at 5 p.m. at the Sparkassenverband Niedersachsen, Schiffgraben 6-8 in Hanover.<\/p>\n
The work was carried out at the ISU \u2013 Institute for Sustainable Urbanism under the direction of Professor Vanessa Miriam Carlow and the team consisting of Daniel Grenz, Benedikt Herz, Olaf Mumm and Bodo Neuss.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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