Pathways through landscapes at Munich´s fringes
Henrik Schultz and Böries von Detten identify types of pathways and generate ideas for a resilient web of paths for both cyclists and walkers in Munich´s green belt. Guided walks are a constituent element of the co-creative process. [++]
Regionale 2025 Südwestfalen: digital – sustainable – authentic
„Regionale“ is a special tool in Northrhine-Westphalia, aiming at concentrating development funding in self-defined regions which have to set their own agenda in a given framework. But they have to compete successfully in a tender to get this unique chance! Südwestfalen, consisting of 59 local communities, has dared to apply for a second chance just after completing their first REGIONALE in 2013. Their cutting-edge concept of testing the chances of the digital world for rural regions and the collective action of stakeholders proved to be irresistible to the jury. Stein + Schultz were involved as consultants, authors and coaches. Commissioned by Südwestfalen Agentur, 2016-2017
Spatial vision Thuringia
The international building exhibition in Thuringia focusses on rural-urban interconnections in the area around the cities of Weimar and Jena. Together with Sabine Rabe and Sigrun Langner, Ursula Stein and Henrik Schultz design a spatial vision – a vivid, meaningful spatial image for the future sustainable development of the region. [++]
The future of housing in Arnsberg
What needs to be done to make housing a contribution to a sustainable future of Arnsberg? Ursula Stein acts as facilitator and consultant. [++]
Concept for open spaces, Stühlinger, Freiburg
Freiburg´s new administrative hub and plenty of new appartments ask for a strategic approach to open spaces in the neighborhood Stühlinger. Henrik Schultz works together with freiwurf and cityförster on an open space concept. [++]
Regional Thinking in Rheinhessen-Nahe
In the area around Ingelheim on the left bank of the river Rhine, the demand for housing areas, business parks and land for modern farming is high – as are the restrictions imposed by nature conservation regulations as well as the fruit-production which is formative for the charming landscape. Communities see development made impossible. Can regional thinking disregarding communal boundaries help? [++]
Perspektivplan Freiburg
The „Perspektivplan“ analyses the situation, visualizes potentials, designs strategies and discusses scenarios. The result, a spatial vision fostering strategic and integrated planning, is about to be finished. Together with cityförster and freiwurf. [++]
Arnsberg´s villages
An integrated concept focuses on the rural parts of the city of Arnsberg. Ursula Stein and Henrik Schultz design the collaborative process of analysing and visioning the future of Arnsberg´s villages. [++]
Heidelberg Masterplan Im Neuenheimer Feld
Both the University and the City of Heidelberg present strong needs for more building opportunities in the area along the river, nature conservation is a task and the people from the nearby districts want to have a say in the development. Ursula Stein and Joachim Fahrwald are going to design and facilitate the participation of the general public.
Cologne and neighbours: space and perspectives
The urban region of the City of Cologne and its neighbours on the right bank of the river Rhine is growing fast in density and traffic. Which ideas are inspiring for the six cities to join efforts in coordinated spatial development? During winter 2016 and spring 2017, Stein + Schultz supported the cooperation with ideas, workshops and strategic thinking. [++]
Urban Development in Kronberg
The Department of Urban Planning and Environment has put up a task force from their own ranks to elaborate basics for urban development. Ursula Stein was commissioned with the process design and facilitates with her team. [++]
Project management in Open-Air Museum
Some years ago, the general conception for the open-air museum “Hessenpark” has been successfully introduced. Time to look into the details, e.g. the ways of collaboration in projects! [++]
Parklandschaft 2.0
Ursula Stein and Henrik Schultz explore the lessons learnt from developing Regionale 2016 landscape projects. Together with regional stakeholders they envision strategies for “Parklandschaft 2.0”. [++]