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Dr.-Ing. Marianne Halblaub Miranda

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Dr Halblaub Miranda is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Urban Design and Planning Unit of the Department of Architecture. She is an active member of the research and teaching community and has successfully participated in the acquisition of external funding projects, published various academic publications and presented in numerous conferences presentations. She has coordinated numerous research projects, scientific events, research seminars and urban design units on a range of topics including urban design and health, inclusive design, universal design and access for all, and urban mobility. She has worked and collaborated with local and international partners including city planning departments, research institutes and industry.

Her doctoral and post-doctoral research focuses on healthy and inclusive user-centred urban design, with an emphasis on the influence of the built environment on user behaviour. Key areas of investigation include spatial cognition and perception, navigation and orientation, and health-related activities in urban open spaces. She has created innovative research methods for health promotion in urban planning and design through research led education and community engagement. Moreover, she has contributed to programmatic and design interventions that promote health and well-being in urban environments, including participatory digital applications. Notably, all these activities have been seamlessly integrated with teaching to ensure transfer of knowledge to her peers and students alike. The overarching goal of her research, teaching and outreach efforts is to facilitate thoughtful and informed transformation of inclusive and healthy built environments in collaboration with a diverse range of relevant actors.

About the healthy small town – PostDoc Research
2022 – ongoing

Intermodal Urban Open Spaces. An analysis of inner-city mobility stations in the Rhine-Main region – Doctoral Thesis
2022

Urban Morphosis Lab
2020 – ongoing

Mobility Design – LOEWE Focus area Infrastructure-Design-Society
2018 – 2021

Urbanistas – Researching good practices around the world
2016 – ongoing

PREHealth – EU / DAAD-Erasmus+ Project
2016 – 2019

Active Learning Spaces – Seed fund FB15
2016 – 2019

MoMe – UHG
2015 – 2019

Stadtflucht – UHG
2015

Design Unit + Bachelor Thesis

  • Griesheimer Düne – A new development at TU Darmstadt’s August-Euler-Airfield (WS19/20)
  • New Kids on the Woog – Urban design concepts for an active and green primary school (WS18/19)
  • Movimiento – Mobilitätsquartiere am Darmstädter Hauptbahnhof (SS18)
  • Frankfurt reads! – Urban design for an inclusive Frankfurt Book Fair (WS17/18)
  • Jovanka kommt an! – Urban Design for an inclusive Campus Lichtwiese (SS17)
  • Run Lui Run! – Urban Design for an inclusive city center in Darmstadt (WS16/17)

Course

Further formats

Supervised Thesis

  • Assessment framework for urban subcenters based in a sustainable urban mobility approach – A desk-based approach.
    Álvaro Manríquez Jiménez (Master's Thesis – Mundus Urbano MSc., SoSe 2019)
  • Urban Furniture And Human Inclusion In Urban Public Spaces.
    Saniya Arif (Master's Thesis – DAAD-IIT-Master Sandwich Program, SoSe 2019)

INVITED LECTURES

CONFERENCE PAPERS

  • Halblaub Miranda & Ustinova: “I spy with my little eye. A child-led assessment of their school built environment.”
    ANFA Conference 2018: “Shared behavioral outcomes”
    Salk Institute, La Jolla, CA, September 2019
  • Halblaub Miranda, Knöll & Hopp: “Travel, approach, enter! A three-step framework to analyse and co-create inclusive public space.”
    Healthy City Design 2018 International Congress.
    Royal Collage of Physicians, London, 15.-16. October 2018
  • Halblaub Miranda & Knöll: „THE LUISENPLATZ STUDY – The relationship between visual fields and perceived stress in a public transport hub.”
    11th International Space Syntax Symposium.
    Instituto Superior Técnico, University of Lisbon, 3.-7. July 2017
    Poster (opens in new tab)
  • Halblaub Miranda, Hardy & Knöll: “MoMe: a context-sensitive mobile application to research spatial perception and behaviour.”
    Human mobility, cognition and GISc.
    University of Copenhagen, 11.2015
    Extended Abstract (opens in new tab)

ORGANIZATION

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