Hello!

 

My passion is advancing transdisciplinary, user-centered urban research =  planning.

 

After working in construction and design in Frankfurt/Main, Germany, and developing a refugee design workshop, I pursued interdisciplinary research at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam.

 

In 2019, during my visiting research stay at the National University of Singapore for the 'Pedestrian Comfort' project, I realized human mobility and space use are shaped by urban rhythms, values, and cultures.

 

My Master's thesis, 'Inside Sheltered Walkways,' explored these ideas. I continued researching human mobility at the Center for Conscious Design, opening the first Conscious Berlin Chapter.

 

Last year, I was called to Lübz to help develop a regional store at Lübz, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.

 

This project evolved into a larger initiative, creating a Structural Development Action (SEM), supported by European funds, aimed at revitalizing vacant spaces with local citizens and entrepreneurs.

 

Now, I call myself a citizen of Lübz. For the first time, I live in the countryside and look forward to everything that will be developed in Lübz and beyond. With you!