At the end of August, the doctoral students of the ReTra - Resilient Transformation Spaces research college met for the second summer school. Together with representatives from science, administration and practice, the focus was on discussing the current state of research and new perspectives.

Expert input came from Robert Freisberg (Ministry of the Interior and Sport RLP), who highlighted the importance of resilience in regional planning, and from Dr. Helen Mulligan (Cambridge Architectural Research Limited), who shared international experiences from the UK and Japan. Helen Mulligan (Cambridge Architectural Research Limited), who contributed international experience from the UK and Japan.

The event was rounded off by an excursion to the "Dürkheimer und Erpolzheimer Bruch" flood protection project with the Isenach-Eckbach water association. Two days full of stimulating discussions and practical insights into resilient transformation areas.