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Doctoral Studies

In Architecture and Landscape, a doctorate can be obtained - depending on the subject area - with the titles Doctor of Engineering (Dr.-Ing.), Doctor of Natural Sciences (Dr. rer. nat.) or Doctor of Philosophy (Dr. phil.).   The doctoral studies are regulated in the current doctoral regulations of the faculty. The achievements for the award of the doctoral degree consist of a dissertation and an oral examination. The doctorate is proof of the ability to carry out in-depth independent scientific work. Requirement for admission to the doctorate is a relevant scientific degree. If you would like to join our Faculty of doctoral studies, please contact a professor who is thematically near to your topic as possible supervisor, in order then to submit an exposé. 

Admission as a doctoral student

The Faculty of Architecture and Landscape Sciences sets two dates per semester for the submission of applications for admission.  

Summer term First date: until 01.04.2024 - 12:00 o'clock in the deanery Second date: until Wednesday 01.06.2024 - 12:00 o'clock in the deanery

Winter term First date: until Wednesday 01.10.2024 - 12:00 o'clock in the deanery Second date: until Wednesday 25.11.2024 - 12:00 o'clock in the deanery  

Applications for a doctorate / opening of the procedure:

In general: If no binding dates are given, the application is submitted to the dean's office 4 weeks before the respective faculty council meeting at which the application is to be accepted.

It is pointed out that the deadlines for admission as a doctoral candidate or for the opening of the doctoral procedures are an administrative recommendation and not an order. This recommendation is not mutually legally binding, but rather an administrative procedure which makes the inclusion of the matter on the agenda of the next faculty council meeting highly binding.

• PhD regulations 2018 (current version)
• PhD regulations 2008 (old version)
• PhD Agreement
• Notes for approval applications
• Information sheet for the promotion
• Habilitation regulations
• Inter-faculty information on structured doctoral training

André Araújo Almeida  | 20.12.2023 Vulnerable waterfront territories: Impasses and challenges to local development Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Jörg Schröder

Luciana Mouro Varanda  | 20.12.2023 Metropolization and intra-urban dynamics in the context of climate change: challenges for urban and regional planning in Ribeirão Preto, SP, Brazil Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Jörg Schröder

Christian Schaub  | 20.12.2023 Anforderungen an Lehrkräfte im inklusiven gewerblich-technischen Unterricht – Eine qualitative Studie in Nordhessen und Südniedersachsen in den Ausbildungsbereichen Bau- Metall- Elektro- und Holztechnik Prof. Dr. Alexandra Bach

Mohammad Reza   Ansari   | 20.12.2023 Urban ecosystem dynamics in Kabul: Assessing current status, predicting future, and aligning with environmental justice principle for sustainable development Prof. Dr. Christian Albert

Maisam Rafiee   | 20.12.2023 Advancing scientific understanding of the effects of soundscapes in green infrastructure on human health and well-being Prof. Dr. Christian Albert

Carmen Rethschulte  | 20.12.2023 Wasserkraftnutzung und Auendynamik an der Oberen Isar – Situation und Perspektive des letzten Wildflusses Deutschlands als Hotspot der Biodiversität nach 100 Jahren Ableitung Prof. Dr. Michael Reich

Imke Sprick  | 20.12.2023 Otto Ludwig Sckell (1861 -1948) – vom großherzoglichen Hofgärtner zum ersten Gartendenkmalpfleger des jungen Freistaat Thüringen Prof. Dr. Inken Formann

Lotta Zoch  | 20.12.2023 Potenziale von Torfmoorkultivierungsflächen als Lebensraum für die Hochmoorfauna Prof. Dr. Michael Reich

Adrian Vargas López  | 22.11.2023 Behavioural Aspects of Climate Change Adaptation Prof. Dr. Ann-Kathrin Kössler

Christoph Schulze  | 22.11.2023 Using Discrete Choice Experiments to inform environmental policy: Assessing farmer's institutional preferences for privately agri-environmental climate measures Prof. Dr. Bettina Matzdorf

Fernanda Paz Gómez Saénz   | 25.10.2023 Sustainable Growth for Intermediate Chilean Cities – Territorial Interdependency in Puerto Montt Prof. Jörg Schröder

Mu Huang   | 25.10.2023 Energetische Bewertung von Shopping-Centern in der Planungsphase Prof. Dr. Philipp Geyer

Carolin Koopmann   | 25.10.2023 Gutes Wohnen für Alle. Erforschung zeitgenössischer Wohnsituationen für eine suffiziente und bedürfnisgerechte Wohnraumproduktion Prof. Marieke Kums

Wiebke Wölke  | 25.10.2023 Wohnungs- und Städtebau der 1920er Jahre in Hannover. Neues Bauen in der Zeit der Weimarer Republik Prof. Dr. Markus Jager

Lars Laurenz  | 25.10.2023 Die preußische Baupolitik in Westfalen 1815-1848. Verfahren – Konflikte – Kompromisse Prof. Dr. Markus Jager

Angelika Dorn  | 05.07.2023 Kognitive Aktivierung von Studierenden in einer einführenden Vorlesung zur Didaktik der beruflichen Bildung. Untersuchung des Einflusses von aufgabenbezogenen Vorlesungsangeboten auf das durch kognitiv-aktivierende Aufgaben beförderte Lernen von Lehramtsstudierenden Prof. Dr. Alexandra Bach

Xia Chen  | 05.07.2023 Beyond Predictions: A Knowledge-integrated Machine Learning Framework for Augmented Intelligence in Decision Making Prof. Dr. Philipp Geyer

Seyed Azad Nabavi  | 05.07.2023 Data-driven methods in building energy performance prediction using simulation and IoT information Prof. Dr. Philipp Geyer

Rena Barghusen  | 21.06.2023 Effective Landscape Governance through Collective Agri-environmental and climate measures Prof. Dr. Bettina Matzdorf

Amanda Grobe  | 26.04.2023 Etablierung von Torfmoosen und Begleitvegetation bei Torfmooskultivierung auf geringmächtigem Schwarztorf Prof. Dr. Michael Rode

Leonie Wiemer  | 26.04.2023 Szenarienbildung als Vermittlung von landschaftlicher Handlungsmotivation im Klimawandel – am Beispiel von neuen Gletscherseen in den Alpen Prof. Christian Werthmann

Barbara Schulz  | 23.01.2023 Baracken als Massenunterkünfte in Lagern 1933 - 1945 Prof. Dr. Markus Jager

T im Wenzel  | 11.01.2023 Die Eingriffsregelung im Klimawandel: Perspektiven für eine klimawandelresiliente Kompensation von Eingriffen in Natur und Landschaft Prof. Dr. Christina von Haaren

Christina Weiß  | 11.01.2023 Abschätzung möglicher Auswirkungen des Klimawandels auf FFH-Lebensraumtypen Prof. Dr. Michael Reich

Jana Brenner  | 11.01.2023 Entwicklung von strategischen Planungsansätzen für Dachbegrünungen, als Teil urbaner Grüner Infrastruktur zur Minderung von Hitzeinseleffekten Prof. Dr. Jochen Hack

Li Xusheng  | 11.01.2023 An interactive framework to enhance façade design in early design stage combining multi-criteria decision making (MCDM) with deep learning (DL)  Prof. Dr. Philipp Geyer

Shaofan Wang  | 11.01.2023 Component-Based Data Driven CFD Reduced Order Model for Indoor Environment Prediction Prof. Dr. Philipp Geyer

Andrea Kondziela  | 11.01.2023 ARCHITECTURAL-ROBOTICS. Examination for implementing the topic of robotics in architecture in architectural education  Prof. Mirco Becker

Anneke Burandt  | 11.01.2023 Die Kuppeln in Hannover. Eine bauhistorische Untersuchung über eine architektonische Würdeform Prof. Dr. Markus Jager

Ricardo Bonilla Brenes | 06.05.2022 Analysis of sustainable systems to reduce urban runoff in the Greater Metropolitan Area of Costa Rica – Case study of the Quebrada Seca watershed Prof. Dr. Jochen Hack

Gonzalo Pradilla   | 06.05.2022 Green-Blue Urban Planning in Latin America: Understanding the synergies and trade-offs between ecological and socioeconomical goals of urban river restoration projects in Colombia Prof. Dr. Jochen Hack

Veronica Alejandra Neumann   | 01.06.2022 Stakeholders’ role in design, assessment, and implementation of nature-based solutions for urban storm and wastewater management: A tool for participatory governance in Costa Rica Prof. Dr. Jochen Hack

Maria Perez Rubi | 01.06.2022 Nature-Based Solutions for dry-weather runoff (greywater) treatment in urban areas of Latin America Prof. Dr. Jochen Hack

Conrad Schiffmann | 01.06.2022 The socio-political determinants for green infrastructure implementation in public spaces of urban Costa Rica Prof. Dr. Jochen Hack

Haochun Li   | 06 .0 7 .2022 Cities and Rising Seas: Design Guidelines in Response to Sea Level Rise Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski

Jacob Jeff Bernhard | 06.07.2022 Landwirtschaftlicher Bewässerungsbedarf im Klimawandel – Quantitative Entwicklung und Auswirkungen für die Wasserbereitstellung in Deutschland Prof. Dr. Jochen Hack

Paul Vinzenz Tontsch  | 19.01.2022 Der christliche Freiraum – Typologie, Bedeutungsschichten und Potenziale vor dem Hintergrund sozialer Transformationen und des Klimawandels Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski Johannes Hermes  | 19.01.2022 Mapping and assessment of recreational ecosystem services in Germany Prof. Dr. Christina von Haaren Andresa Ledo Marques  | 19.01.2022 Planning paths for resilience through the integration of urban systems and ecosystems in fringe areas: the case of São Paulo Metropolitan Region, Brazil Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Jörg Schröder Sina Mackel  | 19.01.2022 Entwicklung digitaler Medienpakete zur technikdidaktischen bzw. berufspädagogischen Lehrer*innenprofessionalisierung in gewerblich-technischen Studiengängen für das Lehramt an berufsbildenden Schulen Prof. Dr. Alexandra Bach 2021

Felix Zitzmann  | 14.07.2021 Potenziale von Kurzumtriebsplantagen als produktionsintegrierte Naturschutzmaßnahme zur Aufwertung der Biotopfunktion für die Tier- und Pflanzenwelt in der Agrarlandschaft Prof. Dr. Michael Reich Lisa Seiler  | 14.07.2021 Designing Public Space for Risk Communication and Disaster Resilience in Low-income Neighborhoods as Part of a Landslide Early Warning System - the Case of Bello Oriente, Medellin Prof. Dr. Christian Werthmann Jaouad El Aasmi  | 14.07.2021 Zum Trag- und Verformungsverhalten von Holz-Beton-Verbundbrücken unter Verwendung von Holz mit hoher Einbaufeuchte Prof. Alexander Furche Cedric Gapinski  | 12.05.2021 Der Effekt unterschiedlicher Informationsformate von Ökosystemleistungen auf die Akzeptanz für Renaturierungsmaßnahmen Prof. Dr. Christina von Haaren

Kathleen Margit Dahmen  | 12.05.2021 Soziale Räume und Orte in ländlichen Räumen in Deutschland im Kontext gesellschaftlichen Wandels. Soziale Räume und Orte als Begegnungsmöglichkeiten erkennen, fördern und neuinstallieren Prof. Dr. Bettina Oppermann

Christian Corral  | 12.05.2021 Future scenarios for Guayaquil, Transitions between the city and the river Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Jörg Schröder

Charlotte Hopf  | 11.11.2020 Der Wiederaufbau des Berliner Domes Prof. Dr. Markus Jager

Frank Peters  | 11.11.2020 Lumineszenz und Absorptionsphänomene - Ursachen und Anwendung für die Schadensdagnose im Bauwesen Prof. Dr. Andreas Rapp

Melanie Piser  | 11.11.2020 Empowerment durch digitale Partizipation für die soziokulturell benachteiligte, weibliche Bevölkerung in lokalen Entscheidungsprozessen Prof. Dr. Rainer Danielzyk

Kendra Busche  | 07.07.2020 Reizende Landschaften, Provozierende Prozesse. Ermöglichung und Ermächtigung für das Entwerfen räumlicher Eigenart im urbanen Raum Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski

Filip Snieg  | 07.07.2020 East Side Transition Stories - a comparision of sustainability transitions in post-socialist shrinking cities in the border region Czech Republic, Germany, and Poland Prof. Dr. Rainer Danielzyk

Caendia Jeanne Wijnbelt  | 08.07.2020 Sketching Mindscapes. Place and reflexivity in architectural design Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Dr. phil. Margitta Buchert

Fritz Wilhelms  | 08.07.2020 Videobasierte Aufbereitung von Experimenten und Laborübungen sowie von CNC-gestützten Fertigungs- und Arbeitsvorgängen der Bauberufe Prof. Dr. Klaus Littmann

Jan-Philipp Drude  | 13.05.2020 Changing Perspective: First Person Modular Design in VR Prof. Mirco Becker

Viola Stenger  | 13.05.2020 Autobahnkirchen und Autobahnkapellen in Deutschland und Europa Prof. Dr. Markus Jager

Polina Krapivnitckaia  | 13.05.2020 Detection and Flight Patterns Study of Bats in a Wind Park Using a Combination of Detection Methods as a Basis for Mitigation Measures Prof. Dr. Michael Reich

Chen Zhu  | 22.04.2020 Integrating Soundscape Evaluation in Cultural Ecosystem Service Assessment Prof. Dr. Christina von Haaren

Victor Sardenberg  | 04.02.2020 Computational Framework for Quantifiying the Architectural Aesthetic Experience Prof. Mirco Becker

Sarah Wiesner  | 15.01.2020 Walter Rossow (1910-1992). Leben und Werk Prof. Dr. Markus Jager

Reinhard A. Müller  | 15.01.2020 Die Wilkhahn-Bauten in Eimbeckhausen - Architektur und Unternehmenskultur eines Möbelproduzenten Prof. Dr. Markus Jager 

Birte Bredemeier  | 16.10.2019 An indicator approach for assessing the effects of arable farming on biodiversity Prof. Dr. Christina von Haaren

Maria Rammelmeier  | 05.06.2019 Engagement für lebendige, ländliche Regionen Prof. Dr. Rainer Danielzyk

Lisa Barthels  | 05.06.2019 Erfolgsfaktoren formatorientierter Stadt- und Regionalentwicklung und Transfermöglichkeiten auf andere Regionen – Das Fallbeispiel Lausitz Prof. Dr. Rainer Danielzyk

Jonas Jakob Benedikt Lamberg  | 08.05.2019 Beitragspotentiale eines autonomen ÖPNV zur Sicherung der Daseinsvorsorge Prof. Dr. Rainer Danielzyk

Alexandra Knapp  | 10.04.2019 Scheunenviertel in Deutschland Prof. Dr. Markus Jager

Julian Benny Hung  | 10.04.2019 Der filmische Blick auf den Raum: Narrative Elemente und Strukturen in der Architektur Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Dr. phil. Margitta Buche

Jan Stefan Drzymalla  | 10.04.2019 Theoretische und experimentelle Untersuchung der örtlichen Feinstaubverteilung im Gebäude zur Ermittlung von Partikelaufnahmen über den menschlichen Respirationstrakt sowie Integration der Erkenntnisse in die TGA-Planungsmethodik (IFC-Format) Prof. Dr. Dirk Bohne

Huiting Ruan  | 16.01.2019 Identifying, Understanding and Designing Locality in Urban Landscapes along River Rhine Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski

Riccarda Cappeller  | 16.01.2019 Kooperative Architektur – Gestaltungsparadigmen für „Lived Space“ als urbane Praxis Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Jörg Schröder

Franziska Bode | 17.10.2019 Lebendigkeit, Komplexität und Dynamik als Merkmale transformierter Landschaften – Über die Notwendigkeit des Designs ökologischer Prozesse Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski

Lina Zhang | 04.07.2018 Assessing spatial equity impacts of low-income housing policy in Shanghai Junior-Prof. Dr. Frank Othengrafen

Jakob Emanuel Schäuble | 04.07.2018 Untersuchung zur Erhöhung der Netzdienlichkeit von Nichtwohngebäuden Prof. Dr. Dirk Bohne

Johanna Hurst | 04.07.2018 Erfassungen der Fledermausaktivität über dem Wald als Grundlage für methodische Empfehlungen zu Untersuchungen und Maßnahmen an Windkraftstandorten im Wald Prof. Dr. Michael Reich

Anne Finger | 04.07.2018 Mobilität, quo vadis? Potentiale für Mobilität als integrativer Bestandteil einer nachhaltigen Raumentwicklung Prof. Dr. Barbara Zibell

Anna Schlattmann | 06.06.2018 Sustainability Evaluation of water use - A global perspective on ecosystems, biodiversity and water governance Prof. Dr. Christina von Haaren

Christoph Dankers | 11.04.2018 Scenarios for the future development of Riyadh’s wadi systems Junior-Prof. Dr. Christian Albert

Selay Ünlü | 17.01.2018 Neuausrichtung der Dorfentwicklung in Niedersachsen – Analyse des Mehrwerts der interkommunalen Kooperation in der Dorfentwicklung für den Planungs- und Entwicklungsprozess in Dörfern Junior-Prof. Dr. Frank Othengrafen

Michaela Deininger | 17.01.2018 Das Transformationspotenzial ausgewählter Bewertungsmethoden für Ökosystemleistungen im Hinblick auf eine (queer-)feministisch-politische Naturschutzagenda J unio -Prof. Dr. Tanja Mölders

Verena Butt  | 15.12.2023 Ambivalente Orte. Entwurfsstrategien für post-militärische Landschaften Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski

Amanda Grobe  | 30.11.2023 Etablierung von Torfmoosen und Begleitvegetation bei Torfmooskultivierung auf geringmächtigem Schwarztorf Prof. Dr. Michael Rode

Michael Braun  | 09.05.2023 Zielkonflikte zwischen Biodiversitätsschutz und Proßezschutz bei der Regeneration des ehemaligen Küsten- und Wiesenschutzgebietes „Priwall“ bei Travemünde Prof. Dr. Michael Reich

Felix Zitzmann  | 07.03.2023 Potenziale von Kurzumtriebsplantagen als produktionsintegrierte Naturschutzmaßnahme zur Aufwertung der Biotopfunktion für die Tier- und Pflanzenwelt in der Agrarlandschaft Prof. Dr. Michael Reich

Huiting Ruan  | 08.02.2023 Enliving locality with a non-representational approach: Cases of waterfront spaces along the River Rhine Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski

Reinhild Amiyo Ruhnke  | 04.05.2022 Die Inszenierung des Stadtgrüns. Blumenschmuck und Schmuckbeete in preußischen Städten im 19. und frühen 20. Jahrhundert Prof. Dr. Joachim Wolschke-Bulmahn

Jakob Schäuble | 22.06.2022 Untersuchungen zum netzgeführten Taktbetrieb einer Betonkerntemperierung Prof. Dr. Dirk Bohne

Kathrin Otten | 18.07.2022 Untersuchung der Wassertransportmechanismen in hydrophobierten mineralischen Bauten Prof. Dr. Klaus Littmann

Sarah Wehmeyer | 31.08.2022 Die Collage als Praktik forschenden Entwerfens Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Dr. phil. Margitta Buchert

Kendra Busche  | 10.10.2022 Reizende Landschaften, Provozierende Prozesse. Involvierendes Entwerfen und intersphärisches Agieren für Eigenarten in urbanen Landschaften Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski

Charlotte Hopf   | 11.10.2022 Der Berliner Dom. Sein Wiederaufbau durch Staat und Kirche im geteilten Deutschland Prof. Dr. Markus Jager

Reinhard Müller | 19.10.2022 Die Wilkhahn–Bauten in Bad Münder – Fabrikarchitektur eines Möbelproduzenten im 20. Jahrhundert Prof. Dr. Markus Jager

Mathias Sch ol z  | 16.12.2021 Anwendbarkeit von Bioindikationssystemen für planerische und naturschutzfachliche Fragestellungen in Auen Prof. Dr. Christina von Haaren Steffen Bösenberg  | 22.07.2021 Plastizität. Konzeptionen post-industrieller Transformation. Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Dr. phil. Margitta Buchert Sarah Gottwald  | 11.06.2021 Sense of Place in Spatial Planning: Applying Instrumental and Deliberative Approaches at the River Lahn Prof. Dr. Christian Albert Tanja Remke  | 07.06.2021 Der Extremtypus in der Büroarchitektur. Seine Repräsentanten im Wandel der Arbeitswelt und die Bedingungen für ihr Entstehen.“ Prof. Dr. Barbara Zibell Falco Knaps  | 14.04.2021 Raumbezogene Identität als Faktor für eine nachhaltige Raumplanung P D Dr. Sylvia Herrmann Almut Wolff  | 24.03.2021 Der Einfluss von Akteursperspektiven auf kommunikativ gestaltete Planungsprozesse. Divergenz und Konvergenz akteursspezifischer Handlungskulturen an den Schnittstellen partizipativer Planungsprozesse und ihr Einfluss auf die Planung. Prof. Dr. Frank Othengrafen Jörn Harfst  | 24.03.2021 Framework conditions and development potentials of (old) industrialised towns and regions in Central Europe Prof. Dr. Frank Othengrafen Katharina Krämer  | 23.02.2021 Doing Design – (Re)Doing Difference? Perspektiven von Gender und Diversity in der Designlehre Prof. Dr. Tanja Mölders Angelina Göb  | 10.02.2021 Lebenswelten im Suburbanen: (Re)konstruktion von Raum und Routinen am Rande von Hannover Prof. Dr. Frank Othengrafen Insa Cheng  | 10.02.2021 Das Potenzial der Tätigkeiten von Frauen auf die Entwicklung ländlicher Räume. Zum Einfluss und Rollenzuschreibungen von Frauen am Beispiel der Gemeinde Krummhörn. Prof. Dr. Frank Othengrafen Ines Lüder  | 03.02.2021 Regionale Transformation und historische ländliche Gebäude Prof. Dr. Rainer Danielzyk

Janine Sybertz  | 07.01.2020 Auswirkungen landnutzungs- und klimawandelbedingter Umweltveränderungen auf Tierarten und naturschutzfachlicheHandlungsoptionen Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Michael Reich

Johanna Hurst  | 27.01.2020 Erfassungen der Fledermausaktivität über dem Wald als Grundlage für methodische Empfehlungenzu Untersuchungen und Maßnahmen an Windkraftstandorten im Wald Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Michael Reich

Listen Prima  | 23.02.2020 " Heritag e Led Sustainable Development of Indonesia´s Villages - Scenarios for Village Alliances in South Sumaterabased on the Concepts of Heritage Architecture and Village Monument" Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Jörg Schröder

Lena Greinke  | 06.05.2020 Berufsbedingte Multilokalität in ländlichen Räumen Niedersachsens – Gesellschaftliche und räumliche Auswirkungen mehrörtiger Lebensweisen als planerische Herausforderung am Beispiel des Landkreises Diepholz Prof. Dr. Rainer Danielzyk

Julia Thiele | 31.08.2020 Erfassung und Bewertung kultureller Ökosystemdienstleistungen von morphologischen Auen Prof. Dr. rer. hort. Christina von Haaren

Elena Paul | 08.10.2020 Batteriespeicher in Nichtwohngebäuden. Untersuchungen zum Einsatz zur Lastspitzkappung und Steigerung der Netzdienlichkeit Prof. Dr. Dirk Bohne

Maaria Vilja Larjosto  | 20.06.2019 Dynamic Urban Islands: Seasonal Landscape Strategies for Resilient Transformation Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski

Chen Wen  | 29.07.2019 The elderly in green spaces: understanding, mapping, and planning for nature-based recreation Prof. Dr. rer. hort. Christina von Haaren

Ana Pimenta Ribeiro  | 14.08.2019 Bringing to light a new energy path: biomass residues as a contribution to a sustainable and inclusive energy source in Brazil. Apl. Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Michael Rode

Nana Wix  | 21.08.2019 Blühstreifen als Naturschutzmaßnahme zur Förderung der Avifauna und Tagfalterfauna in der Agrarlandschaft Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Michael Reich

Luqi Wang  | 23.10.2019 Exploring the bicycle planning culture and implementation challenges: case studies of Hamburg and Wuhan Prof. Dr. Frank Othengrafen

Song Song  | 11.12.2019 Designing Urban Wetland Parks in China –Towards Guidelines for Integrating Ecological and Open Space UseConcerns Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski

Sarah Theresa Hartmann  | 20.02.2018 Monuments of Everyday Life – Interplays of City, Infrastructure and Architecture in São Paulo Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Jörg Schröder

Sarah Annika Matthies  | 15.03.2018 Species richness in urban green spaces – Relevant aspects for nature conservation Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Rüdiger Prasse

Yara Cristina Labronici Baiardi | 08.05.2018 Node of transport and place: Dilemmas, Challenges and Potentialities towards the Development of a Mobility Urban Hub Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Jörg Schröder

Sarah C. Schreiner | 16.05.2018 Ko-produktive Stadt - Standorte und Kooperationen kreativer Kleinstunternehmen als Handlungsfeld für Stadtentwicklung und Wirtschaftsförderung in Hamburg Dr. Frank Othengrafen

Janna Eberhard | 29.06.2018 Kirche und 'Elefant' im Kloster Loccum. Neue Perspektiven auf Zisterzienserarchitektur Prof. Dr. Joachim Ganzert

Wasim Rida Salama | 04.07.2018 Design for disassembly as an alternative sustainable construction approach to life-cycle-design of concrete buildings Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Alexander Furche

Joseph Claghorn | 06.07.2018 Algorithmic Landscapes: Computational Methods for the Mediation of Form, Information, and Performance in Landscape Architecture / Algorithmische Landschaften: Rechenmethoden zur Vermittlung zwischen Form, Information und Performance in der Landschaftsarchitektur Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Christian Werthmann

Carsten Ludowig | 19.07.2018 Einfluss horizontaler Barrieren auf die Vermeidung von Maulwurfshügeln in Rasenflächen Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Gilbert Lösken

Sarah Daniela Schomers | 12.12.2018 Intermediaries within the governance structures of payment for ecosystem services: Cost-effectiveness andenvironmental effectiveness from an institutional economic perspective Prof. Dr. Bettina Matzdorf

Birte Stiers  | 22.02.2017 Die Gärten bürgerlicher Villen und Landhäuser im nordwestdeutschen Raum (1871-1918) Prof. Dr. Joachim Wolschke-Bulmahn

Rainer Ernst Joachim Schomann  | 20.04.2017 Gartendenkmalpflege in Niedersachsen - zwischen theoretischem Anspruch und möglicher Umsetzung Prof. Dr. Joachim Wolschke-Bulmahn

Martin Sondermann | 26.04.2017 Planungskulturen kooperativer Stadtgrünentwicklung Prof. Dr. Rainer Danielzyk

Enke Franck  | 14.06.2017 Regionalplanung als integrative Schlüsselfunktion bei der strategischen Anpassung an den Klimawandel in Niedersachsen Prof. Dr. Rainer Danielzyk

Linda Lange | 22.08.2017 Multilokalität in ländlich geprägten Räumen Niedersachsens - Zum Einfluss einer durch temporäre An- und Abwesenheiten gekennzeichneten Lebensweise auf das bürgerschaftliche Engagement Prof. Dr. Rainer Danielzyk

Meike Hellmich | 06.11.2017 Nachhaltiges Landmanagement vor dem Hintergrund des Klimawandels als Aufgabe der räumlichen Planung. Eine Evaluation im planerischen Mehrebenensystem an den Beispielen der Altmark und des Landkreises Lüchow-Dannenbergs Prof. Dr. Rainer Danielzyk

Renko Johannes Steffen | 06.11.2017 Geschossdecken aus Bambus Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Alexander Furche

Gesine Tuitjer  | 28.11.2017 Aber dann mit Familie ist einfach das Dorfleben viel, viel besser. Sinn, Praxis und Materialität in der Konstruktion von Raum und Geschlecht Jun.-Prof. Dr. Tanja Mölders

Verena Stengel | 07.03.2016 Baumwurzeleinwuchs bei Geh- und Radwegen - Wirkung von Baustoffeigenschaften und Bauweisen auf die Durchwurzelbarkeit und Ansätze zur Schadenvorbeugung Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Gilbert Lösken

Li Xin | 21.06.2016 Integrated Strategies of Landscape-based Stormwater Management in northern China – An analysis and comparativestudy of six Chinese stormwater management projects Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski

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Christina Marie Milos  | 15.07.2016 Anticipating the Spatial Impacts of Oil Sands Production on Livelihoods and Infrastructure in Ondo State, Nigeria Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Christian Werthmann

Friedrich Maximilian Wilhelm Fischer  | 17.08.2016 Die Intelligenz der Hände. Analoge und digitale Architekturdarstellung in der zeitgenössischen Entwurfsmethodik Prof. Dr. Albert Schmid-Kirsch

Meike Levin-Keitel  | 22.08.2016 Innerstädtische Flusslandschaften im Spiegel der lokalen Planungskultur. Planungskulturelle Perspektiven einer integrierten und nachhaltigen Stadtentwicklung im Umgang mit ihren Flusslandschaften. Prof. Dr. Rainer Danielzyk

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Linda Meyer-Veltrup  | 25.11.2016 Suitability of test methods to characterize the durability of timber products in various exposure situations underparticular consideration of their moisture performance Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Andreas O. Rapp

Anke Schmidt  | 13.12.2016 Geschichten urbaner Landschaften. Formate des Erzählens für kollaborative Entwurfsprozesse Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski

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Carolin Galler  | 29.06.2015 Multifunktionalität von Umweltmaßnahmen - Quantifizierung multipler Umweltwirkungen und ihre Berücksichtigung in der Umweltplanung Prof. Dr. rer. hort. Christina von Haaren

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Social conflicts, ecological needs and the digitalisation of the living environment: if current social developments are shaping the built environment of tomorrow, what challenges, problems and contradictions will this cause for housing? 

From autumn 2024, young researchers in Weimar and Frankfurt will conduct interdisciplinary research on the current housing situationin the the joint research training group (Graduiertenkolleg, GRK) " Gewohnter Wandel. Social Transformation and Spatial Materialisation of Housing" , funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). Over the entire funding period of nine years, up to 36 doctoral theses on housing issues can be completed. >  more info

Contact:  gewohnter.wandel[at]arch.uni-weimar.de

Research Training Group (DFG) Identity and Heritage

The research training group  »Identität und Erbe« started as a joint programm of the TU Berlin and the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar in October 2016 with all in all 12 doctoral positions (6 at each university). The first group (2016–2019) is still working on their doctorates in Weimar and Berlin. The following subjects are involved: architecture, architectural theory, history of building and urban development, fine arts, monument preservation, history of art and architecture, history of culture and media, landscape architecture, planning and architectural sociology, spatial planning and spatial research, urban planning.

The second funding period until 2025 has been approved. The interdisciplinary orientation of the GRK will be expanded in the new funding period to include archival science and the philosophy of science.

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Research Training Group (DFG) Medienanthropologie

The Research Training Group is primarily aimed at doctoral students of media studies, cultural studies, film and theatre studies, literary studies, philosophy, sociology, ethnology or one of the neighbouring disciplines.

The programme began its work in April 2020, the 2nd cohort started in summer 2023.

For more information, see www.uni-weimar.de/gkma

Doctoral Programme Art and Design

The degree course Art & Design offers a Ph.D.-degree created solely for Master and Diploma graduates of Art- and Design-Schools was the first of its kind in the German-speaking area since 2008. The graduation, supervised by two professors, one academic and one artist / designer, is concluded after a three-year curriculum. German and English knowledge is required. The final Ph.D.-thesis equally comprises of a scientific and an artistic/design part.

Prof. Dr. Alexandra Toland,  head of the programme; Junior Professor for Arts and Research artsandresearch[at]gestaltung.uni-weimar.de

Application deadline is March 31st; the programme starts in the winter semester.

Open Online Consultation for all who want to apply: 10 November 2023 | 2 pm 09 February 2024 | 10 am

For insights in the program, please see " Working Titles ", the online journal for practice-based and led research initiated by Ph.D. candidates enrolled in the Ph.D. program for art and design at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar. 

More information about the doctoral program you can find on the website  of the Ph.D. program.

European Urban Studies (International Doctorate Programme)

From 2002 until 2020, the IPP for European Urban Studies was counted among the nationwide network of International PhD Programmes, which, within the framework of the programme "Doctorates at Universities in Germany (PHD)", were endorsed by the German Research Foundation and the German Academic Exchange Service. Supported in years 2002 to 2007, the IPP European Urban Studies was the only IPP in Germany that was dedicated to urban research. It dealt with topics that are tested against such current models as the "European City," "Compact City," "Social City," "Net City," or "Zwischenstadt". The International Doctorate Programme “European Urban Studies” was then focusing on research on Urban Housing and Forms of Living with a focus on (multidimensional) housing policy, in the context of current societal challenges – such as climate change, social fragmentation, spatial disparity, cultural differentiation, immigration and the transformation of the real estate economy – and what these challenges imply for the cities of Europe.

Please note: Until further notice, the program is closed. You can find out more about the individual doctoral opportunities in the field of "European Urban Studies" on this homepage .

UrbanHist - History of European Urbanism in the 20th Century

"UrbanHist − History of European Urbanism in the 20th Century" is a multidisciplinary research and training programme run by four universities in Germany, Spain, Slovakia and Sweden in cooperation with 13 partner-organizations and funded within the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme in the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action - Innovative Training Networks (ITN) as European Joint Doctorate (EJD).

It aims to develop and sustainably promote a joint understanding of 20th century urbanism in Europe. 15 Early Stage Researchers will be researching in 8 thematic fields, embedded into a network of high-profile academics and practitioners.

Bauhaus-Universität Weimar; Univerzita Pavla Jozefa Šafárika v Košiciach, Slowakei; Universidad de Valladolid, Spanien sowie die Blekinge Tekniska Högskola, Schweden.

2016 – 2020

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Please note: Currently no applications are being accepted for this programme.

Kompetenzzentrum Medienanthropologie (KOMA)

Period:  April 2015 bis September 2019

Das aus Mitteln der ProExzellenz-Initiative des Freistaates Thüringen finanzierte Kompetenzzentrum Medienanthropologie soll eine innovative und interdisziplinäre Medienanthropologie vorantreiben, die die Erforschung der Medialität, der Medienbedingtheit und Medienverfasstheit menschlicher Daseinsvollzüge ins Zentrum stellt. Dabei ist das Konzept der Anthropomedialität forschungsleitend. Anthropomedialität beschreibt mit der Verschränkung von Menschen und Medien ein eigenständiges Drittes, das jeder Unterscheidung von Mensch und Medium als deren Ursprung vorausgeht.

Im Rahmen des Forschungsprogramms wurden 10 StipendiatInnen bei der Arbeit an ihrer Promotion unterstützt. Die Arbeit des Kompetenzzentrums mündete erfolgreich in der Beantragung eines DFG-Graduiertenkollegs zum Thema Medienanthropologie , das im April 2020 gestartet ist.

Sprecherin: Prof. Dr. Christiane Voss  (Professur Philosophie audiovisueller Medien) Stellvertretender Sprecher: Prof. Dr. Lorenz Engell (IKKM)

Weitere Informationen zum Forschungsprogramm und zu den beteiligten WissenschaftlerInnen finden Sie hier .

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Urban and Regional Research (German-Argentinian Doctorate Training Group)

Duration: 2013- 2020

The German-Argentinian Doctorate Training Group "Urban and Regional Research" is a cooperation between the Institute for European Urban Studies at the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar and the Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Design and the Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities at the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba /Argentinia.

The aim of this doctorate training group is to give a selective group of young researchers the opportunity and the academic support to achieve results in urban research that can enrich the academic debate in this field both in Europe and in Latin America. Doctorate students in the program receive bi-national academic advising and take part in a structured study programme. Successful completion of the programme results in the awarding of the academic title of Dr. phil or Dr. Ing in combination with a doctor title from the partner university. This doctorate training group is the first of its kind at a Thuringian university and one of few in Germany. A stipend funded by the Deutsch-Argentinischen Hochschulzentrum covers travel and living costs for the academic year abroad.

Currently no applications are being accepted for this programme.

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Doctoral Program 2021-2025 "Landscape Archaeology and Architecture", Germany

Publish Date: Apr 18, 2021

Deadline: Apr 30, 2021

Doctoral Program "Landscape Archaeology and Architecture"

The Graduate School Scholarship Program (GSSP) of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is offering one scholarship to research and complete a doctorate in the "Landscape Archaeology and Architecture" (LAA) program. We welcome applications from highly qualified graduates from the fields of Prehistoric Archaeology, Classical Archaeology, Near Eastern Archaeology, Egyptology and Northeast African Archaeology, or Geoscience (with a focus on Landscape Archaeology). Candidates must hold an outstanding Master's degree (M.A., MSt, MSc) in one of the aforementioned subjects or be very close to completion. The scholarship is available from October 2021 for four years (subject to a satisfactory annual progress review). The call is open only to applicants who are not German citizens, and who have not resided in Germany continuously for longer than 12 months as of the application dead-line. Their last final exam (Master’s Degree) should have taken place no longer than 6 years (72 months) ago.

The "Landscape Archaeology and Architecture" program covers various PhD projects. The focus is not on the archeology of particular spaces but on the spectrum of methods and research strategies applied in the study of landscape archaeology and architectural history. We encourage candidates whose PhD projects would fit within this framework to submit their applications. We will welcome in particular projects dealing with the interconnection of landscapes and economies but we are also open for projects focussing on cultural anthropology and social archaeology.

In accordance with DAAD guidelines, scholarship holders receive a basic monthly stipend of 1,200 Euros, a travel allowance, a combined health, accident and liability insurance policy, allowances for study and research (and, where applicable, rent and family allowances) as well as financial support for a pre-sessional German language course.

The application procedure takes place in two stages.

• Candidates submit their applications, including the documents mentioned below, by 30 April 2021, 12 noon CET to [email protected]. Short-listed candidates are invited for an online interview within two months of the application deadline. If you have been selected by BerGSAS you will be required to upload your application to the DAAD submission system.
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The master's degree program in Landscape Architecture combines aspects of planning, artistic creativity and technical knowledge in the field of Landscape Architecture.

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The Master in Landscape Architecture (LA) is an official program of the Faculty of Architecture at the Technische Universität München (TUM). According to the concept of two-staged study programs, it builds up on the Bachelor program in "Landscape Architecture and Landscape Planning" (BSc) at the TUM. It is open to graduates of equivalent study courses at other universities. It is a scientific study-program, combining aspects of planning, artistic creativity and technical knowledge in the field of Landscape Architecture. The objective is to provide a broad theoretical foundation and to give an orientation towards the professional practice. Students will develop and strengthen their competences in dealing with the analytic, artistic and technical aspects of designing open spaces and urban systems on different scales. Duration of Study: 4 semesters (for graduates in an eight-semester-long bachelor's degree program with an integrated internship 3 semesters)

For a comprehensive description of the program, please refer to the degree program documentation:

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Minimum requirements to apply for a Master's program at TUM are a recognized undergraduate degree (e.g. a bachelor’s) and the successful completion of the aptitude assessment procedure. Aptitude assessment allows the TUM school or department to which you are applying the opportunity to evaluate your individual talents and motivation for study.

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There are 33 study programs available at 19 universities in Germany , according to data provided by Erudera.com.

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Germany is one of the world's top study destinations for international students and definitely a higher education paradise. In Germany, you will find countless prestigious and top-ranked universities for , hundreds of specialized study programs to choose from, degrees that are valued globally, and affordable studies. Not to mention, Germany is a country with a unique culture, dynamic lifestyle, and many interesting places to explore during your studies here.

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Below is a list of best universities in Germany ranked based on their research performance in Landscape Architecture. A graph of 8.3K citations received by 310 academic papers made by 10 universities in Germany was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.

We don't distinguish between undergraduate and graduate programs nor do we adjust for current majors offered. You can find information about granted degrees on a university page but always double-check with the university website.

Please note that our approach to subject rankings is based on scientific outputs and heavily biased on art-related topics towards institutions with computer science research profiles.

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8. Kiel University

9. University of Kassel

10. Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences

The best cities to study Landscape Architecture in Germany based on the number of universities and their ranks are Hanover , Dresden , Berlin , and Munich .

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Anyone considering studying landscape architecture in Germany is spoiled for choice. Fourteen universities offer a considerable range of degree programs. These courses cover many topics such as climate adaptation, design, ecology, open space development or environmental planning.

After completing a six- to eight-semester bachelor's degree, students have the option of either entering professional practice directly or continuing their education in a master's program. Only those who choose a recognized course of study can later work as a landscape architect:in and register with the Chamber of Architects. Information about studies and career opportunities can also be found in the article "Study Landscape Architecture" .

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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Students may study for a PhD degree in Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Urban Planning. An additional track in Architectural Technology is also available. This degree is administered jointly by the Harvard Graduate School of Design and the Harvard Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Therefore, students benefit from a dual affiliation with both schools.

The program is mainly geared towards individuals who wish to enter academic teaching and research careers. Students are afforded a high degree of flexibility in their studies, however areas of work are broadly organized into the following areas: the Theory and History of Architecture, Architectural Technology, the Theory and History of Landscape Architecture, and the Evolution of Cities and Regions. 

• Theory and History of Architecture:  

Students interested in this area typically study buildings, architectural texts, technologies, and their political, social, and cultural contexts through the early modern, modern, and contemporary eras. 

• Architectural Technology:  

Doctoral research in architectural technology at the GSD aims to advance current  knowledge in green building, for example, and will typically involve issues related to engineering, computation, and digital simulations. 

• Theory and History of Landscape Architecture : 

Students whose research focuses on the theory and history of landscape architecture typically investigate the  ways in which the  natural environment has been thought of, represented, and transformed, from the early modern to the contemporary period. 

• Evolution of Cities and Regions:

Students may be interested in the subject of cities  from a formal standpoint and/or develop an additional emphasis on various social, economic, technological, infrastructural, and ecological dimensions of urban life.

For biographies of current students and more information about their research interests, click here .

After graduation, PhD program alumni typically teach in design schools, or in history or history of art and architecture departments, landscape architecture and environmental studies departments, and urban studies and/or urban planning departments. Some alumni also work in the science, technology, and society domain on governmental and policy issues of particular relevance to their research.

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Antoine Picon , G. Ware Travelstead Professor of the History of Architecture and Technology at the GSD is the current director of the program.

Margaret Moore de Chicojay is the PhD program administrator and key point of contact for incoming and current students. Contact: [email protected]

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The PhD in Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning is offered for students who want to pursue scholarly and research work beyond the master's level.

About the Program

Emphasis in this program is placed on the development of theories and methods that underlie the field of landscape architecture and environmental planning, and the processes of planning and design as they relate to the solution of problems in the natural and urban environment. The Ph.D. degree is appropriate for students seeking careers in research and teaching in landscape architecture and environmental planning, or in specialized roles in government or professional consultation.

Degree Requirements

Students formulate coursework plans (to include the PhD seminar) to develop an individual specialization within the field, which must be approved by the students' program advisers.

PhD Requirements

• 32 units of upper-division and graduate coursework.
• A two-year academic residency.
• Reading knowledge of a departmentally approved foreign language.
• Successful completion of a qualifying examination, and a dissertation.

Progress toward the degree is evaluated at least annually by the PhD Committee. By no later than the end of the third semester, students will be evaluated as to their suitability for completing the PhD degree. Any student who, in the opinion of the faculty, seems unlikely to be able to complete all degree requirements (including dissertation research) will be subject to dismissal.

Participation of faculty in research increases the base of knowledge and theory in support of teaching and the profession. PhD students are often involved in these research topics as research assistants. Current topics include natural resource analysis, computerized inventories, environmental impact studies, methods of shoreline classification, principles of forest landscape design, urban livability studies, urban perception, case studies in urban design, morphological studies of the urban edge, environmental interpretation, behavior in parks and open spaces, community recreation projects, and environmental simulation.

Admissions Criteria

Admission to the PhD program is granted to a small number of highly qualified individuals each year. Applicants should have completed a master's degree before entering. Students with only a bachelor's degree should apply to the MLA program first, or otherwise complete an appropriate master's degree before applying.

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JIA Siqi, Jessie is currently a Research Assistant Professor in the Division of Landscape Architecture at the University of Hong Kong. Before joining HKU, she was a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Jessie earned her master’s and doctoral degrees from The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Department of Geography) in 2018 and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering) in 2023.

With an interdisciplinary research background, her interests encompass Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Urban Climate, Urban Planning, Urban Greenspace, Construction Management, and Environmental Engineering and Modelling. Her work has been published in a series of top journals including npj Urban Sustainability, Building and Environment, Energy and Buildings, etc.

Recent publications:

[1] Jia, S., Weng, Q., Yoo, C., Xiao, H., & Zhong, Q. (2024). Building energy savings by green roofs and cool roofs in current and future climates.  npj Urban Sustainability ,  4 (1), 23.

[2] Jia, S., Wang, Y., Wong, N. H., Tan, C. L., Chen, S., Weng, Q., & Mak, C. M. (2024). Estimation of mean radiant temperature across diverse outdoor spaces: A comparative study of different modeling approaches.  Energy and Buildings ,  310 , 114068.

[3] Jia, S., Wang, Y., Tan, C., Weng, Q., Cheolhee, Y., Chen, W. & Ding, X. (2024). Multiscale Estimation of the Cooling Effect of Urban Greenspace in Subtropical and Tropical Cities. Urban Forestry & Urban Greening.

[4] Jia, S., Wang, Y., Chen, L., & Bi, X. (2023). A novel approach to estimating urban land surface temperature by the combination of geographically weighted regression and deep neural network models.  Urban Climate ,  47 , 101390.

[5] Jia, S., Wang, Y., Wong, N. H., Chen, W., & Ding, X. (2022). Influences of the thermal environment on pedestrians’ thermal perception and travel behavior in hot weather.  Building and Environment ,  226 , 109687.

[6] Jia, S., & Wang, Y. (2021). Effect of heat mitigation strategies on thermal environment, thermal comfort, and walkability: A case study in Hong Kong.  Building and Environment , 107988.

[7] Jia, S., & Wang, Y. (2020). Effects of land use and land cover pattern on urban temperature variations: A case study in Hong Kong.  Urban Climate ,  34 , 100693.

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