The project Exploring Public Space in Rural Transformation is supported by The joint committee for Nordic research councils in the humanities and social sciences (NOS-HS) and conducted by researchers from the University of Copenhagen (DK), Chalmers University of Technology (SE), The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NO), and UiT The Arctic University of Norway (NO).
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University of Copenhagen
Section for Landscape Architecture and Planning
Anne Tietjen is an Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture and Urban Design at the University of Copenhagen. She works with the transformation of existing built environments and landscapes, focusing on the politics and agency of design for sustainable urban and rural development. Key interests are place-based, collaborative design and planning methods; strategic planning in rural areas; urban/rural public space; heritage in planning; quality of life for more than humans and research-through-design.
Gertrud Jørgensen is a Professor of Spatial Planning at the University of Copenhagen. She works with a broad variety of planning issues, including urban transformation, sustainable urban development, urban liveability, periurban development and strategic planning in rural areas. Her research interest lies in the relation between planning tools, processes and planning outcomes in terms of spatial quality, sustainability and liveable environments.
Rasmus Weitze
Rasmus Weitze Pedersen is a Landscape Architect who works as an urban planner at the municipality of Aalborg. He contributed to our fieldtrip as a videographer. Rasmus also set up the exhibition for the follow-up workshop with researchers and practitioners in December 2019.
Chalmers University of Technology
Nils Björling is an Architect and Senior Lecturer in Urban Design and planning at Chalmers. Ongoing research and teaching focuses on developing theory and methods to increase the interplay between local and regional planning and development. Of particular interest are places to be seen as outside of the field of formal planning.
UiT The Arctic University of Norway
Thomas Juel Clemmensen is a Professor of Landscape Architecture and head of the Landscape Architecture course at the Academy of Arts in Tromsø, UiT. Thomas is trained as an architect from the Aarhus School of Architecture in Denmark, where he also got his PhD. Thomas is a member of the Association of Danish Landscape Architects. Alongside his academic career, Thomas works as landscape architecture and urban planning consultant
The Norwegian University of Life Sciences
Institute for Urban and Regional Planning
Inger-Lise Saglie is a Professor in Urban and Regional Planning, Norwegian University of Life Sciences.
She has worked with environmental issues and planning, sustainable urban development, planning theory and planning law.
The project Exploring Public Space in Rural Transformation is supported by The joint committee for Nordic research councils in the humanities and social sciences (NOS-HS) and conducted by researchers from the University of Copenhagen (DK), Chalmers University of Technology (SE), The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NO), and UiT The Arctic University of Norway (NO). Unless where otherwise noted, the content of this website is distributed under the Creative Commons License Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA).
