BELT studios
One belt.
One region.
Plenty of local potential.
What are the BELT studios?
In the BELT Studios, students from Roskilde University and TH Lübeck - University of Applied Sciences work on different spatial development issues. Each studio is dedicated to finding recommendations and implementing them in urban development concepts or action plans for a specific location as well as a specific theme within the Belt region. The studio work is done in collaboration with local actors, at citizen and community level.
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Studio 1
Neustadt in Holstein
Summer 2023
The first BELT Studio took place in Neustadt in Holstein. Students previously developed a spatial development strategy for the outskirts in the context of the new German-Danish belt region based on theoretical knowledge and an inventory analysis. This was then transferred into an urban development concept in the studio and subsequently applied to an area on site in Pelzerhaken.
Studio 2
Stubbekøbing
Winter 2023/24
BELT Studio 2 took place in Stubbekøbing in collaboration with the Stubbekøbing 4850 Initiative, which works to develop a centre for art and culture in the former DLG area with silos and warehouses at Stubbekøbing harbor. The students developed spatial strategies for a connection between Stubbekøbing town centre and the 4850 Initiative both in terms of tourism, business development and general revitalization of the old town centre. The students' concepts were presented to local citizens and municipal decision-makers.
Studio 3
Lübeck - Bad Schwartau - Ratekau
Summer 2024
In the third BELT Studio, Master students from Lübeck University of Applied Sciences and Roskilde University worked on urban development concepts for the Lübeck - Bad Schwartau - Ratekau region. They analysed the effects of the newly emerging interdependence and changed spatial configuration as well as the possibilities of transforming the region from a transfer space to a transformation space. The students developed future scenarios, carried out spatial analyses and drew up corresponding development concepts, ideas and cross-cutting issues.
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