Nadezda Krasilnikova
Profile
In my research at TU Dortmund, I deal with the questions of traffic-saving neighbourhood development. The work focuses on the potential of flexible forms of living and working. The goal is to create a new model, especially for suburban development, which will strengthen the quality of life and promote traffic avoidance. For this it is important to understand the spatial conditions and the spatial effects of digital forms of work.
The analysis of the spatial connection of work and residential place, or work-related mobility patterns is based on Hägestrand's theory from Time Geography (1970) in my work. I see the implementation of this theory in different spatial areas and on different scales as one of the most exciting and challenging tasks in my research.
My work in the MoveMe research group at TU Dortmund University links to my previous research at RWTH Aachen University and in the program of Oxford Russia Fellowship. Previously, I graduated from the South Ural State University in Russia with a Diploma in Urban Design and then earned a Master's degree in Architecture at RWTH Aachen University.