New Team Member: Sabine Luger

Sabine Luger is a Master-Student of Landscape Planning and Landscape Architecture at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna and employee at Martina Jauschneg’s engineering office. Sabine Luger has focused her studies on users practices in (mainly) urban open space in different cultural contexts and on sustainable concepts of mobility.

While working in a Vienna‘s District Service Centre/ Area Renewal Office she became experienced in soft urban renewal and participation processes.

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Project mission

The research project “Playing with Urban Complexity - Using co-located serious games to reduce the urban carbon footprint among young adults” aims to foster the understanding of complex urban problems by combining participatory processes with serious games in a co-located setting. In particular, the project seeks to explore how game mechanics can be used to engage the actor group of young adults to make informed decisions that have an impact on their respective urban carbon footprints. Investigating both existing games and novel game-based approaches, the project partners endeavour to create a tested game mechanics toolbox that can serve as a resource for participatory, game-based urban development scenarios.

New Team Member: Sabine Luger

Project mission