Found 19 relevant results in 2.63s where lecturer="Joris Van Wezemael"
The course Basics of RE&IS equips Master’s students with core skills in scientific writing. Central is the full writing cycle, supported by peer- and self-review. Students learn to critically evaluate literature, argue pros and cons, create simple visualizations, and present their work. Generative AI is examined for its potential and risks at each step.
Basics of Spatial Planning and Landscape Development
Grundzüge der Raum- und Landschaftsentwicklung
The lecture introduces the main-features of Swiss spatial planning. Core subjects are e.g., spatial planning as a federal responsibility, spatial planning instruments (federal, cantonal, municipal) and actual questions of spatial planning. The lecture is complemented with in-depth topics.
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Module 1-5 Individual Assignment: Formulation of a future vision for a self-selected urban area. This future vision will be enriched and reflected upon using the knowledge gained from the lectures. Finally, strategies and action plans will be formulated and presented in a future scenario.
Orientation and preparation for further education in the field of spatial planning and development. Introduction to the Spatial Planning Act and its instruments, assessment of participants' knowledge. Completion through mandatory assessment.
Introduction Study Project 2
Einführung in das Studienprojekt 2
The subject of the study project in the second year is the dependency between surface and subsurface in spatial planning. The topic, clarification of potentials and missing instruments, legal situation in spatial planning are highly topical. Excursion to existing projects and with guided tours and presentations, consolidation of the bases for interdisciplinary group work.
Introduction to the Programme and Study Project 1
Einführung in das Programm und Studienprojekt 1
Discussion of the individual basic understanding of spatial planning;Personal preconditions for and expectations of MAS-program; program concept; knowledge portfolio and learning contract; work environments and tools; introduction to study project 1 with excursion; theoretical background for interdisciplinary team work.
Lecture Week 10: Spatial Development
Präsenzwoche 10: Raumentwicklung
In this course, the fundamental methods in spatial planning learned in the first week, in particular regarding planning methodology, spatial design and argumentation are consolidated in lectures and case studies.
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Which visions of urban futures influence the development of our urban landscapes? Module one provides an overview of urban future topics, development paths, influencing factors, and municipal design possibilities. Future research serves as a tool to stimulate and conduct future discourses at the local level.
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Site and Project Development
Standort- und Projektentwicklung
The focus of the lecture Site & Project Development is on larger contiguous areas or sites and their urban, open space and infrastructural development. In this course, students work on a semester exercise in which they "develop" a specific large-scale project from practice and evaluate it economically, strategically and in terms of feasibility.
Exploring, clarifying and solving of a task of spatial relevance abroad; spatial planning analysis (goals and problems, potentials and risks, strengths and weaknesses); concept design (goals and measures); program development (factual and time priorities); preparation for implementation (instruments and procedures) independent group work, when indicated in collaboration with local students.
Study Project 1
Studienprojekt 1
Development of strategies for sustainable development in the City of Lucerne: spatial planning analysis of the situation (goals and problems, potentials and risks, strengths and weaknesses); concept design (goals and measures); program development (objective and temporal priorities); preparation for implementation (instruments and procedures) independent group work.
Study Project 2
Studienprojekt 2
Conceiving strategies for sustainable spatial development in the Geneva Lake-Fribourg-Bern region: spatial planning analysis of the situation (goals and problems, potentials and risks, strengths and weaknesses); concept design (goals and measures); program development (factual and timel priorities); preparation for implementation (instruments and proceedings); independent team work.
The lecture course addresses the transformation of urban landscapes towards sustainable inward development. The course reconnects two complexity approaches in «spatial planning» and «urban sciences» as a basic framework to look at a number of spatial systems considering economic, political, and cultural factors. Focus lies on participation and interaction of students in groups.