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Feasibility study to determine “unsealing and decoupling potential” in the city of Mannheim

On Friday (27.10.2023) in Biedenkopf, two expert reports prepared by the Department of Spatial and Infrastructure Planning were handed over in an anthology to the Hessian state road administration Hessen Mobil.

The European Academy of Land Use and Development (EALD) held its 10th International and Interdisciplinary Symposium at the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences. The symposium focused on land use and development in the context of exogenous change, with a special emphasis on demographic and technological change. This is a timely topic, as both demographic and technological change are accelerating in many jurisdictions throughout Europe and the rest of the world. Importantly, the symposium was an opportunity for scholars and practitioners from a variety of disciplines to come together to discuss the latest land-related issues at different scales, from the individual, local, or regional levels, to the national, European, and global levels. It was also an opportunity to network and build relationships with other colleagues in the field.

In an expert interview, the research associate Benjamin Kraff was questioned about the Sponge City concept, focusing on implemented measures and further potential in Mainz.