Anne Corlin

Place Making | Makers

The Ph.D. project is investigating pivotal design parameters in the development of Collective Urban Places which support interaction between people and places and the social life in a city. The title of the project Place Making| Makers, refers to the interaction between people and places and how the emergence of a Place is dependent on the users to interact.

The Project researches the social, and physical  design parameters as mutually dependent, and uses design research methods focusing on social design for studying the interrelation and interaction between people and places in an urban context.

Anne is trained as an architect and is now a Ph.D. student at Design School Kolding. She graduated from the Aarhus School of Architecture in 2008. After five years in practice where she worked with urban development projects and wayfinding in Danish Hospitals, she was hired as a scientific assistant at the development apartment in Design School Kolding. Here she created artistic development project in the Laboratory for Social Inclusion. The projects here were all focusing on people in relation to the physical environment, and how the design of our surroundings affects our behavior. After 2 years in the Lab of social Inclusion she started up a PHD project in the collaboration with Kolding Municipality.

01.05.2015 - Ph.D fellow Design school Kolding

01.10.2013 - 01.05.2015 - Scientific assistent, LAB, Design School Kolding

01.08.2012- 01.07.2013 - Architect at GP Architects

24.02.2009 - 01.08.2012 - Architect at NIRAS Konsulenterne

17.06.2008 - Graduate from Aarhus School of Architecture

1996 - Graduate from Aarhus Katedralskole

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Former member of Architect-associations local board of directors

Former member of an Advisoryboard for Vejle Municipality and Vejle Libraries