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Welcome to the DEIN*ORT Project
DEIN*ORT is a research and teaching project at the University of Applied Sciences Dortmund.
The project is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).
- In this project, we conduct research with people and develop solutions for urban spaces.
- These spaces include outdoor areas, parks, museums, courtyards, streets, and neighborhoods.

Here you can share your barriers and good solutions with us
Living Lab LAB11 – Part 2:
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„What do we want to know? Learn more“
ParticipateWelcome to the DEIN*ORT Project

Here you can share your barriers and good solutions with us
Living Lab LAB11 – Part 2:
Learn more
„What do we want to know? Learn more“
ParticipateDEIN*ORT is a research and teaching project at the University of Applied Sciences Dortmund.
The project is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).
- In this project, we conduct research with people and develop solutions for urban spaces.
- These spaces include outdoor areas, parks, museums, courtyards, streets, and neighborhoods.
DEIN*ORT is a Transdisciplinary Project

- That means in the DEIN*ORT project, researchers from various academic fields work together.
- They collaborate with citizens who experience public spaces.
- The researchers interview, talk to and observe many of these users. They want to understand how urban spaces need to be designed so that it could be used and accessed by everyone.
- The researchers develop solutions and test them with users and experts from practice.
- Sometimes, they co-create new solutions directly with the users. In general, the researchers work closely with practitioners and users.The goal is to develop solutions that improve life for all people.
©foto + concept + text Friederike Asche
Get more information about Barriers and Solutions
Learn more about currently active labs in DEIN*ORT project in LAB 11
- That means in the DEIN*ORT project, researchers from various academic fields work together.
- They collaborate with citizens who experience public spaces.
- The researchers interview, talk to and observe many of these users. They want to understand how urban spaces need to be designed so that it could be used and accessed by everyone.
- The researchers develop solutions and test them with users and experts from practice.
- Sometimes, they co-create new solutions directly with the users. In general, the researchers work closely with practitioners and users.The goal is to develop solutions that improve life for all people.

©foto + concept + text Friederike Asche
Get more information about Barriers and Solutions
Learn more about currently active labs in DEIN*ORT project in LAB 11
Funding
DEIN*ORT is a research and teaching project at the University of Applied Sciences Dortmund and the project is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).

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Researchers from different disciplines work together with citizens and students to design inclusive and accessible public spaces. The interdisciplinary team includes architects, computer scientists, and social scientists.
One of the interdisciplinary researchers responsible for coordinating and leading the complex project is Friederike Asche. She developed the project, leads it as the academic head, and is writing her doctoral thesis within the project. She is also the main contact person for any questions, lectures, or publications. You can contact her directly from the contact us page or at friederike.asche@fh-dortmund.de.
The project is a so-called transdisciplinary project, which means that a highly complex topic is being researched across disciplines. The research is practice-oriented, and the questions being explored come directly from real-world situations. Findings from the DEIN*ORT project are used to develop technical, social, and spatial solutions, which are further refined in so-called Living Labs (such as LAB 11). ©foto + concept + text Friederike Asche
Funding
DEIN*ORT is a research and teaching project at the University of Applied Sciences Dortmund and the project is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).

Researchers from different disciplines work together with citizens and students to design inclusive and accessible public spaces. The interdisciplinary team includes architects, computer scientists, and social scientists.
One of the interdisciplinary researchers responsible for coordinating and leading the complex project is Friederike Asche. She developed the project, leads it as the academic head, and is writing her doctoral thesis within the project. She is also the main contact person for any questions, lectures, or publications. You can contact her directly from the contact us page or at friederike.asche@fh-dortmund.de.
The project is a so-called transdisciplinary project, which means that a highly complex topic is being researched across disciplines. The research is practice-oriented, and the questions being explored come directly from real-world situations. Findings from the DEIN*ORT project are used to develop technical, social, and spatial solutions, which are further refined in so-called Living Labs (such as LAB 11). ©foto + concept + text Friederike Asche
Cooperation/Project partners


In this project, we collaborate with a variety of academic and practical partners. They are involved in the project across different locations and in diverse ways. If you are interested in collaborating with us or becoming part of the DEIN*ORT community, feel free to get in touch.
©autor Friederike Asche