Climate Change, demographic change, the integration of immigrant people, changed forms of mobility, destruction of buildings by war and the threat to natural livelihoods as well as increasing digitalization are some of current forces that change cities and the requirements for urban planning. In order to be able to meet the complex challenges of urban development, the understanding and knowledge of methods and tools of urban planning as well as formats of communication and participation in planning are of central importance. Demographic change, the integration of immigrant people, changed forms of mobility and the threat to natural livelihoods as well as increasing digitalization are changing cities and the requirements for planning. Aspects of sustainability, resilience, urban technology, and urban economics, among others, which will be explored in depth in lecture modules and discussed in reflection rounds. Written assignments for KIT students.
Lecture for UKR students, Seminar for KIT students UKR: KIT: 4 ECTS
Lecturers:
Prof. Dr. Barbara Engel, KIT, Chair of International Urban Planning and Design
Susanna Böcherer, KIT, Chair of International Urban Planning and Design
Dr. Anastasia Malko, KIT, Chair of International Urban Planning and Design
Prof. Dr. Markus Neppl, KIT, Chair of Urban Housing and Development
Prof. Dr. Peter Vortisch, KIT, Institute for Transport Science
Prof. Dr. habil. Svitlana Smolenska Department of Construction, Architecture and Design, Kherson State Agrarian and Economic University Expert of ISC20C Member of ICOMOS
Dr. Denise Böhnke, KIT, Institute of Geography and Geoecology
