
Participatory redesign of Berezovyi Hai Park in Chernihiv, Ukraine
A collaborative redesign process for Berezovyi Hai Park in Chernihiv.
Projects
A selection spanning research, teaching and practice: urban gardens, public space, participation and neighbourhood transformation.

A collaborative redesign process for Berezovyi Hai Park in Chernihiv.

Studio project involving participatory workshops and concept development (2017–2018).

A theoretical framework and stakeholder analysis of the Himmelbeet initiative in Berlin-Wedding. Monograph, 2015.

Research seminar with TU Berlin students in the Himmelbeet community garden (2016).

Supporting the process around the contested site of the Himmelbeet community garden (since 2015).

An installation about open-space development in Berlin, created collaboratively with students.

Studio project for the careful development of a new urban district around Warszawa Wschodnia station (summer 2017, with Prof. Gzell and Prof. Pahl-Weber).

A synchronous discourse analysis of transformations in historic industrial sites. Research contribution to the DFG project led by Heike Oevermann and Harald A. Mieg.

Urban renewal in Georgia: establishing cooperation between civil-society actors in Georgia and Berlin.

The discourse around public space in architecture and urban development. Seminar and field trip.

Student participation workshops in Berlin and Cairo. Organisation of a student exchange, 2012.

Further development of the degree programme at TU Berlin.

Public spaces and urban renewal. Field trip.

Study of the potential impacts of the Olympic Games in Hamburg. Seminar and field trip.
Archive
Urban design project.
Foundational course in urban and regional planning at TU Berlin.
A public-space studio combining theoretical, experimental and planning-practice perspectives (winter 2016/17 and summer 2017 at TU Berlin).
Seminar at TU Berlin.
Collaborative development of a transformation concept for an abandoned malt factory.
Research contribution to the BMVBS project led by Prof. Elke Pahl-Weber.
Transdisciplinary research into self-organised urban spaces.
Lecture and practical course in Urban and Regional Planning at TU Berlin (summer terms 2015 and 2016).