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Brendan Eisenhut

Research Assistant

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Phone: 0231 755-2372

Office: GB III, Room 3.219

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Brendan Eisenhut is a junior research assistant at the Chair of Land Policy, Land Management, and Municipal Surveying at TU Dortmund University. His work focuses on densification, land policy and climate adaptation.

He first joined the group in 2022 as a student assistant, focusing on planning cartography. He contributed to the BBSR project on landownership transparency and later he was part of SUBDENSE research project with project partners from Liverpool (UK), Paris (FR) and Dresden (DE) on the topic of suburban densification. 

At the moment, he works as a research assistant in the EU Interreg North-West Europe research Project "RAINBOW - Development of innovative solutions for climate-resilient urban water management", which addresses the increasing impacts of climate change, including flood risks and periods of water scarcity, by promoting the “sponge city” approach.

2026 - 2027         Transitions et Planification : Paysage, Aménagement et Urbanisme Écologique at Aix-Marseille Université, France

2026 - today       Junior resarch assistant at Research Project RAINBOW

2025 - today       MSc Spatial Planning at TU Dortmund University

2023 - 2024         Transformative Urban Studies at Université Grenoble Alpes, France

2020 - 2025         BSc Spatial Planning at TU Dortmund University

2019                       High School Graduation (Abitur) at Frankfurt Waldorf School 

Hartmann, Thomas; Roboger, Cornelia; Eisenhut, Brendan; Novak, Jana (2024). Land ownership transparency: A comparison of seven European countries. BBSR-Online-Publikation. https://www.bbsr.bund.de/BBSR/EN/publications/OnlinePublications/2024/bbsr-online-95-2024.html

04.03.2025: “SUBDENSE" - Presentation at the Planning, Law, and Property Rights (PLPR) conference at the University of Cardiff.

04.05.2024: "SUBDENSE" - Presentation at the Planning, Law, and Property Rights (PLPR) conference at TU Munich.