Prof Dr Stefanie Bremer

orange edge, Bremen University of Applied Sciences

Integrated Transport Planning

Prof Dr Stefanie Bremer - Photo: Bremen University of Applied Sciences — Photo: Bremen University of Applied Sciences

Prof Dr Stefanie Bremer is Professor of Transport Planning and Transport Infrastructure at Bremen University of Applied Sciences. Her work combines planning, design and implementation of mobility systems. She previously taught integrated transport planning in Hesse at the interface of transport planning, architecture and design. As part of the orange edge office, she supports municipalities and authorities in urban and transport planning. Her current work focusses on street design, planning processes and the role of AI in research and teaching.

Programm

Apr29.

Bye-bye Car Park? How New Mobility is Making Our Cities More Liveable

What will the city of tomorrow look like when mobility is rethought? AI, digitalisation and autonomous driving are not only changing the automotive industry, but also everyday life, neighbourhoods and the use of urban spaces. What does this mean for streets, squares and neighbourhoods - and who decides on the new rules of interaction?

This panel brings design, urban planning and politics into dialogue and shows how creative methods translate technological developments into liveable solutions: Less friction, more safety, better participation and more attractive public spaces. The focus is on networked systems, new services and design ideas that use mobility as a lever for urban quality - and turn transformation into real places of the future.

In cooperation with the German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA).

13:00–14:00h

Prof Dr Stefanie Bremer

orange edge, Bremen University of Applied Sciences

Programm

Bye-bye Car Park? How New Mobility is Making Our Cities More Liveable

Format: Panel

Stage: K2