Gabrielle Bartelse

Gabrielle Bartelse is a PhD candidate in Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning, focusing on transdisciplinary design principles, landscape representation, and cultural heritage in design. She also serves as a Teacher, contributing to academic pedagogy in transdisciplinary education. Her research explores intersections between landscape design, environmental philosophy, and collaborative learning environments.

• Research Focus: Landscape design methodologies, genius loci theory, and observational techniques in spatial planning.
• Activities: Organized workshops on transdisciplinary classrooms (2021), lectured on landscape history (2018), and engaged in consultancy projects like 'Putting Food on the Map' (2017).

Her work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration and sustainable design practices. Current projects include the Active Mobility and the design of spatial quality, exploring mobility's role in urban spatial quality.