This year, our third semester designed a garden that has no visual boundaries. Beautiful models and perspectives were created.

Supervisor: Prof. Rainer Sachse 

The third semester ventured to create a high-quality Hortus Conclusus as an open space and break room, designing both handmade and virtual models.

Supervisor: Prof. Rainer Sachse 

The students of the third semester dared to design a house garden. They came up with some really great models. Detailed planting plans were also part of the design.

Supervisor: Prof. Rainer Sachse 

In this article you can see great examples of the presentation value of photorealistic perspectives from different projects. Although they are in different styles, they all help you to get a better visual idea of the design.

Have fun looking through it !

In this article you can see great examples of freehand perspectives from different projects. Although they are in different styles, they all help you to get a better visual understanding of the project.

Have fun looking through them !

In this article you can see great examples of prospects in mixed techniques from different projects. Although these are in different styles, they all help you to get a better visual understanding of the project.

Have fun browsing !

In addition to the overall design of the area on Mainau Island, the groups in the third semester designed individual gardens as suggestions for the areas of the coming “Gardens of Inspiration”.

Supervisor:                                           Prof. Dipl. Ing. Rainer Sachse          Prof. Dipl. Ing. Sigurd Henne        Prof. Dipl. Ing. Cornelia Bott

This year a unique design was created on an area of the island of Mainau. The third semester was allowed to create the framework for future individual garden designs. With different ideas, the most diverse designs were created.

Supervisor:                                           Prof. Dipl. Ing. Rainer Sachse          Prof. Dipl. Ing. Sigurd Henne        Prof. Dipl. Ing. Cornelia Bott

The city of Münster invited us to develop a future concept for Ludger square and the square in front of “Stadthaus 2” in the heart of the city. 
The aim is to create an exciting urban space that enhances the place both in terms of design and ecology and at the same time makes it more attractive for cycling.

Supervisor:                                         Prof. Dr. Nicole Pfoser                    Prof. Rainer Sachse

An area of the island of Mainau was to be created temporarily for one year. The third semester developed exciting designs for this purpose, during which the students were able to advance in concept development and defence. 

Supervisor:                                           Prof. Dipl. Ing. Rainer Sachse          Prof. Dipl. Ing. Sigurd Henne        Prof. Dipl. Ing. Cornelia Bott

The focus of Building Construction 3 is on designing and constructing with wood and steel. 
In this project, the shore area at Beutwangsee in the Neckarhausen district of Nürtingen was to be redesigned to improve the quality of visitors’ stay. 

Supervisor:                                        Dipl.- Ing. Frank                              Prof., Dipl.- Ing. Meier 

In individual work, projects already developed in other modules were displayed three-dimensionally in CAD and later processed with Photoshop. This resulted in a variety of different styles of presentation.

Supervisor:                                          Prof. Dr. Ing. Dirk Stendel

In groups, different areas with different requirements were newly planned around the Friedrich-Glück-Halle and the fire department in Oberensingen. The focus was on the development of a functioning planting that harmonizes with the other planning areas.

Supervisor: Dipl.-Ing. Norbert Mückschel

The spectrum of the basic design training ranges from the abstract representation of vegetation to experimenting with writing and playing with form and reduction in model making. The introduction to layouting is made possible by the format of the leporello, in which the various individual representations are combined.

Supervisor: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Birgit Kröninger

The Olympic Stadium, Munich’s landmark, is located in the 85 hectare Olympic Park. This complex was built on the occasion of the 1972 Olympic Games and is still used for numerous sports and music events. This time, the second semester was able to marvel and gain instructive impressions.

Supervisor: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Birgit Kröninger

Photos: M. Haak

In the 2019 summer semester, the second semester designed the open space for the “Haus der Künste” in Nürtingen. The city’s former health department was designed by Max Bächers and his architecture colleague Harry G. H. Lee. As the future domicile of the youth music and art school and the Stadtkapelle, the students developed concepts for the exterior of the 1960s building, which is now a listed building.

Supervisor: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Nicole Pfoser