Hello!

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It is my passion to advance transdisciplinary, user-centred urban research - planning.

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My work within construction and design in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, and the development of a design workshop for refugees raised many questions for me regarding the urban futures. I decided to go into interdisciplinary research at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam, Germany, and to become transformative researcher.  

 

During my academic research stay in Singapore, Asia, in 2019 and work within the project «Pedestrian Comfort» it became clear to me that human mobility and space use are primarily based on site-specific urban rhythms, values and cultures. How will the future pedestrian way look place-specific, considering global influencing factors and new ways of living. How will this effect the mobility behavior of the citizens? In my master's thesis «Inside Sheltered Walkways - Deriving the Urban Futures» I explored these questions with diverse experts and young residents in Singapore's Public Housing Estates.

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With the introduction of the Human Mobility Domain at The Center for Conscious Design (CCD) and now with the opening of the first CCD Conscious Berlin chapter, I have the opportunity to continue intercultural research, exploring together with urban stakeholders what exactly "Conscious Human Mobility" should look like and how we will walk - perceive - and design urban space in the future (inspired by Lucius Burckhardt's "Science of Strollology").