The final projects of the Planning and Building specialisation this year were divided into two thematic areas.

Topic A deals with the Ölhöfles planning area in Augsburg. Here, a new recreational area for information about the city’s water management is being created behind the historic city swimming pool on a previously unused gravel surface. An information pavilion was to be constructed on this area, where information on the city’s history could be displayed.

Topic B deals with the redesign of the banks of the Wertach in the city of Augsburg. On one side of the river, an individual Wertach balcony was constructed. Opposite, on the other side of the Wertach, a neighbourhood square was to be created for recreation and adjacent uses. The difficulty of the task was to put the two riverbanks in correspondence with each other in terms of visibility.

Supervision:
Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Klaus Meier
Prof. Dr. Birgit Kröniger

In Besigheim, the Neckar is hidden behind a commercial area and dense vegetation. The task was to create connections between the medieval old town and the river bank and to develop the Neckar bank into an attractive address for local recreation and tourism.

Supervisor:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Birgit Kröniger
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dirk Stendel

The first-year students learned important design basics in various exercises on the topics of “Form and Function”, “Line and Structure” and the “Representation and Abstraction of Vegetation”. The results were then summarised in a leporello.

Supervisior:
Prof. Annegret Stöcker

On 22 June, the summer festival will take place at the Braike Campus! Look forward to small workshops, cool games, exhibitions of various degree programmes and the finest live music for your ears! Food and drink will also be provided! We are looking forward to seeing you!

Physical activity and sport are important for a health-conscious lifestyle. Attractively designed and easily accessible public spaces can encourage people to exercise. The one and a half kilometre long car-free Theodor-Schöpfer-Weg in Stuttgart-Heumaden offered the best conditions to be developed into an innovative sports and exercise mile.

Supervisors:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Birgit Kröniger
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dirk Stendel

This elective is about the three-dimensional representation of designs. The 3D Studio Max program is taught in parallel. Students are free to choose the methodology for their visualization and can select any project from their studies for the exercise.

Supervisor:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dirk Stendel
B. Eng. Luc Schüller

In this project, open spaces on the banks of the Neckar in Remseck, Besigheim and Mundelsheim were upgraded – in cooperation with the Verband Region Stuttgart, the IBA ’27 Stadtregion Stuttgart and the urban planning and interior design courses at the Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences. The project kicked off with a three-day interdisciplinary workshop, and the finale was the awarding of the best designs by an external jury with a public exhibition.

Supervisor:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Birgit Kröniger
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Henning Krug
Dipl.-Ing. Cornelia Lutz

The topic of the student research project is the execution planning for a partial area of a fictitious design for a public open space in Baden-Baden Oos for the reconstruction of the festival hall. Elements of the design are different types of path areas, parking areas, a play area, seating elements and differentiated terrain modeling earthworks.

Supervisor:
Prof. Sigurd Henne
Florian Thumm

In the Landscape Design module of the 7th semester LAE, the students took part in the international study competition LE:Notre. The task this year was to find a way for Rimini to deal with the problems of our time. Based on an extensive analysis, a far-reaching concept was developed on a very large scale. 

Supervisor:
Prof. Dr. Nicole Pfoser
Prof. Dr. Henning Krug

Supervision:                                         Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Klaus Meier                   Dr. Martin Biedermann

A number of great fascinating ecological parks have been created in Paris, we had to check them out! The eighth semester left for the Seine to check out the latest trends in landscape architecture and also to visit Versailles and see the Grand Projects of the 90s. A great experience!

Supervisor:
Prof. Rainer Sachse
Prof. Ludwig Schegk

Photos: R. Sachse