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

• ... understand the relationship between built space and mobility behaviour and evaluate urban designs in terms of their impact on mobility behaviour.
• ... weigh up the advantages and disadvantages of suitable steering instruments for neighbourhood-related mobility
• ... independently develop a mobility concept for sustainable mobility in the neighbourhood:
• ... understand the (local) conditions for the design and take them into account in the conception
• ... weigh up and design integrated mobility measures at neighbourhood level
• ... develop an implementation strategy (responsibilities, timetable, participation, financing, quality assurance, ...) for mobility measures in the neighbourhood.

REGISTRATION MODE:

The number of participants for this course is limited to 15. Due to the high demand, please send a letter of motivation until 3.3.2023 6pm to aurelia.kammerhofer@tuwien.ac.at. The decision regarding participation in the course is made based on the letter of motivation. The letter of motivation (max. 1 A4 page) should outline your interest and if applicable, previous relevant work (e.g. P1, P2).

• "Theoretical reflection"
• Examination of neighbourhood-related mobility concepts and suitable mobility measures.
• Input on mobility measures, control instruments for mobility in housing, digital and administrative integration, dimensioning approaches as well as business models for shared mobility
• "Analytical-spatial research"
• Environmental analysis & framework conditions for design: analysis of local opportunities and challenges
• "Conceptual-planning"
• Development of mobility concepts in small groups

• thematically focused input lectures from research and practice
• both individual and group work
• Research and reflection on good practice and literature
• short presentations and reflection
• Cooperative design of mobility concepts

Basis of assessment:

• Compulsory attendance and active participation
• Subtest 1: Short presentation of a mobility concept (individual work)
• Subtask 2: Analysis of the environment and short presentation of the framework conditions of the design for the project area (group work)
• Subtask 3: Short presentation of a mobility measure (individual work)
• Development of a mobility concept as a report document and presentation (group work)

The LVA is an examination-immanent course - attendance is compulsory at all LVA dates.

The number of participants for this course is limited to 15. If more than 15 people pre-register for the course in TISS, please send a letter of motivation to aurelia.kammerhofer@tuwien.ac.at. The decision regarding participation in the course will then be made based on the letter of motivation. The letter of motivation (max. 1 A4 page) should outline your interest and, if applicable, previous relevant work (e.g. P1, P2).

As soon as more than 15 people have pre-registered and a letter of motivation is required, we will update the information in the TISS description and remind all pre-registered students via TISS News.