After successful completion of the course, students are able to...

_understand the cascade of spatial planning strategies and guiding principles via concepts and design to concrete project planning and implementation

_test and realise the implementation of existing concepts and project ideas

familiarise themselves with different project typologies that require different implementation methods, but always in cooperation with local stakeholders

_to use planning, communication, design and technical tools for project realisation, to lend a hand

Prepare project calculations (internal and external services, materials), acquire funding and sponsorship

Recruit implementation partners, moderate collaboration

The landuni courses in recent semesters have brought a great deal of commitment on site and important concepts and project proposals. This new course aims to accompany their realisation. This involves cooperative planning, building, bricklaying, screwing, planting, unsealing, redesigning, repurposing, organising, negotiating, printing, celebrating and much more. The students develop realisation partnerships with municipalities, companies, institutions and funding bodies as well as citizens to participate and provide funding. Together, the projects are realised - on the plan, in people's minds and in nature. Planning space should become visible and tangible.

The range of projects is selected jointly on the basis of the existing concepts and other proposals: The caring village I Encounters in all seasons I Cooperation forge borderless I lalo - landuni.lokal kiosk I Free (T)spaces* I An apo*counter against loneliness I Women's SPORT I No man's land for everyone I BaukulTour I Climate-friendly community I The borderless customs house festival I Cross border biking trails I Overcoming borders, connecting bridges I Anger villages

Project analysis, selection and consolidation in the group

Stakeholder mapping, acquisition of implementation partners

Project calculation, sponsorship and funding

Design and detailed planning

Project planning and organisation and active project implementation: e.g. building, planting, unsealing, redesigning, reusing, repurposing, organising, touring, negotiating, communicating and, last but not least, celebrating, etc.

Students who have completed the module "Raumplang für ländliche (und alpine) Räume", the course "Angerdörfer: Ortsentwicklung im Bestand" or other courses with a specific project reference at the landuni or are connected to the Region will be prioritised when registering.

This course is organised in cooperation with the landuni Drosendorf.

Active participation on site (Drosendorf and region)

Realisation of a concrete project and documentation of the process (group work)

Public relations work

Presentation of the results - final event (organisation and participation)

Students who have completed the module ‘Raumplang für ländliche (und alpine) Räume’, the course ‘Angerdörfer: Ortsentwicklung im Bestand’ or other courses with a specific project reference at the landuni will be prioritised when registering.

The participation of architecture students is expressly desired. The course can be recognised as a small design (5 ECTS).