Process support for the modification and adaptation of the Living Environment Oriented Spaces (LOR) as a small-scale planning basis Project description Since 2006, the "Living Environment Oriented Spaces" (LOR) have formed the "spatial basis for planning, forecasting and observing demographic and social developments in Berlin"[1] in the context of the Berlin-Brandenburg Regional Reference System of the Office for Statistics [...].

Project description The study for a cross-thematic and cross-state axis development concept in the "north-east region" of Berlin and the Berlin hinterland deals with the Wandlitz settlement axis. It is part of the settlement star according to the Landesentwicklungsplan Hauptstadtregion Berlin-Brandenburg (LEP HR). The axis includes parts of the municipality of Wandlitz and the district of Pankow. The Wandlitz axis thus represents a [...]

Project description Berlin is growing. Not only the population in Berlin has been rising dynamically for years. Visitor numbers have also shown steady growth for over 15 years. Tourism growth is an increasing topic of urban development planning in municipalities and districts. For some years now, New Urban Tourism has played a [...]

Project description Knowledge-based planning and mobile radio data belong closely together. Mobile phone data is playing a decisive role in more and more areas of life when it comes to planning. Private and municipal actors use this Big Data for their analyses and strategic decisions, for example in the retail sector, in the mobility sector and increasingly also in tourism. The [...]

Project description The Brandenburg district of Dahme-Spreewald (LDS) initiated a study in mid-2018 for the development of strategic goals for the southern region. As a logical consequence and further development of the insights gained in this study, a strategic framework for the entire district is now being developed in the form of the district development concept (KEK). In the process, the scope is clearly [...]

Project description The Brandenburg district of Dahme-Spreewald (LDS) is spatially and structurally characterised by a broad diversity. On the one hand, there are communities in the north that profit from the population and economic growth of the Berlin metropolitan region. On the other hand, there are municipalities in the south that primarily earn their living from tourism, but otherwise have [...]

Project description The study "Big Data and Crowd Data for Berlin's Urban Development Planning" aims to generate innovations for strategic planning through the use of Big Data and Crowd Data. It examines the extent to which Big Data and Crowd Data for urban development planning can cope with the challenges of the growing city in the future [...].

Project description Upgrading and displacement processes have been receiving a great deal of attention in Berlin and many other places for some time now, and not only in the media. This has led to a change in perception and an increase in the importance of the available instruments. As a support for the district's activities to steer and shape desired upgrading processes and to prevent those that are not [...]

Project description In view of positive net external migration over the years, a continuously rising population and a noticeable increase in rents and housing prices, there is renewed discussion in Berlin about the extent and spatial structure of an appropriate density in the city. In view of the current population forecasts, the question arose as to which densities at which locations would be appropriate in the future.

Project description Berlin is growing. A large share of the growth is due to the 20 to under 30 age group. There are many students in this age group. The rapidly increasing number of students in Berlin - from 2011 to 2015 there was an increase of approximately 22,000 students, in the winter semester 2017/2018, with [...]