In short
Changes and social trends in our physical environment have always fascinated me. Today, our society is increasingly constrained by the accumulation of spatial and social challenges, and the limits of many spatial systems are becoming ever more visible. This calls for a different way of working. How can we create as much social value as possible to meet the needs of society—both now and in the future?
Transitions require strategic and integrated choices. I believe it is essential to have a clear long-term goal and to define a transition path for the years ahead.
With my background as an urban planner, I am keen to contribute my experience in spatial analysis, vision development, and strategy, gained at local, regional, and national levels.
I continuously seek a workable balance between concrete implementation and the adaptive management of uncertainty that comes with transitions. I find great satisfaction in developing compelling, coherent narratives and shared perspectives, together with a broad range of stakeholders. After all, alone you go faster—but together we go further.