Lectures – LANT

AVELA CONFERENCE: WATER-SENSITIVE URBAN DEVELLOPMENT

Rainer Sachse — Tue, 07 May 2024 15:00:00 +0000

AVELA Conference

WATER-SENSITIVE URBAN DEVELOPMENT

New ways of dealing with rainwater in the city

06. Juni 2024
Nürtingen conference center + online

Wassersenible Stadtentwicklung

In the course of climate change, we are required to design open spaces for the future. The city of tomorrow must be planned in such a way that heat stress is avoided – and vegetation should play a central role in this process. It is therefore a central planning task of the future to create “water-sensitive cities”!

Rainwater should no longer be drained away via the sewage system, but the city should absorb the rainwater like a sponge and release the water back into the vegetation during dry periods. Water-sensitive cities in combination with intensive greening can make an essential contribution to cooling, counteracting extreme flooding, increasing biodiversity and at the same time significantly enhancing the cityscape.

The conference aims to show planners and decision-makers the potential of sustainable rainwater management, encourage them to rethink and make it clear that water-sensitive urban development not only enhances our environment ecologically, but also aesthetically! Current research results and strategies for urban water management will be presented by leading European researchers and planners.

Speakers and lecturers:

Scientific direction, introduction, moderation: Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Rainer Sachse, Nürtingen Geislingen University, scape Landschaftsarchitekten

national:

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Dickhaut

(Head of the Blue Green Streets study) from Hafen City University Hamburg will report on the “Blue Green Streets” research project. This is the largest German research project on the subject, and the techniques and effects of blue-green infrastructure are being excellently investigated in the project.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Heiko Sieker

Hardly anyone has longer and more extensive experience with rainwater management systems than the Siecker engineering office. Sieker was already responsible for water management on the Kronsberg at EXPO 2000 and has continued to work on the subject. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Heiko Sieker will present the various technical solutions and will not only focus on the “trendy” tree rigs, but will shed light on the topic in all its facets.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jan Dieterle

Although everyone is currently talking about blue-green projects, it’s by no means the case that they’re knocking down open doors. This is where the lecture by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jan Dieterle, University of Frankfurt, comes in. Mr. Dieterle will explain how to approach sustainable urban redevelopment in established administrative structures in order to be successful.

international:

Björn Embrén

While we are celebrating the tree rig as a great revolution, the system has been in widespread use in Stockholm for 20 years. We are extremely pleased that we were able to get Björn Embrén (City of Stockholm), the inventor of the Stockholm Solution, to speak at our congress!

Axel Heinrich

or a long time, only grass was permitted as a planting material for rainwater basins. This is currently changing, and now planners are faced with the question: what should we plant in basins that are sometimes very wet but otherwise very dry? The Zurich University of Applied Sciences is therefore conducting intensive research into the topic, and we were able to get Axel Heinrich, the head of the study, to give us some exciting input. He will report on alternately moist vegetation systems for rainwater troughs in the context of climate change.

Karoline Liedtke-Sørensen

Another highlight: We were able to win Karoline Liedtke-Sørensen, Head of Landscape, Cobe – Architecture Urbansim Landscape from Copenhagen! She will open up new dimensions of how water, landscape, city and buildings can find a creative symbiosis and create extremely cool landscapes!

LECTURE BY BEATE VOSKAMP

Vincent Sorbi — Thu, 15 Apr 2021 18:08:22 +0000

Moderation Berlin

Beate Vosskamp

04/10/2017

Today, the design of our environment is hardly conceivable without user participation. Whether planners or designers, citizen participation has become an integral part of our field of work. With this is mind, we are very pleased to have won one of the most prominent experts on participatory planning for a lecture in the impulse series: Beate Vosskamp of Berlin-based Büro Mediator. She is currently entrusted with what is probably the most conflict-ridden project in the country, the Rosenstein / Stuttgart 21 public participation project.

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Fotos: mediator

Kaum ein Projekt hat in den letzten Jahren mehr Emotionen geweckt als Stuttgart 21. Frau Voskamp leitet die „Informelle Bürgerbeteiligung Rosenstein“ mit der es gelingen soll, dem aufgrund des 2010 eskalierten Konflikts um das Großprojekt „Stuttgart 21“ geprägten negativen Image der Stadt entgegenzuwirken, ein (Wieder-)Zusammenfinden der Stadtgesellschaft zu ermöglichen und einen gesellschaftlichen Konsens über die zukünftige Entwicklung des durch das Bahnprojekt voraussichtlich 2021 frei werdenden Areals herzustellen. Frau Voskamp berichtet in Ihrem Vortrag von ihren Erfahrungen in diesem Prozess und darüber, wie es gelingen kann, stadtweit angelegte Beteiligungsprozesse konstruktiv und kooperativ zu gestalten, eine breite Akzeptanz über die Ergebnisse zu erreichen und eine hilfreiche Basis für die Weiterarbeit zu legen.

LECTURE BY ROBERTO KAISER

Vincent Sorbi — Thu, 15 Apr 2021 17:50:08 +0000

silands | Gresz + Kaiser Landschaftsarchitekten PartG mbB

Roberto Kaiser

22th May 2017

“Go there, do it, then leave it again.

The myth and reality of setting up an office.”

What is actually behind the fact that a landscape architecture firm founded in 2014 immediately lands in second place in the competition rankings of competitionline? Roberto Kaiser, founder of silands landschaftsarchit ekten from Ulm, explores these and other questions in his lecture.

Foto: siland landschaftsarchitekten

BIM PRESENTATION BY MATTHIAS FUNK

Lisa Gerk — Thu, 15 Apr 2021 02:00:33 +0000

scape Landschaftsarchitekten

Matthias Funk

16. Dezember 2019

BIM landscape

Is a digital revolution in landscape architecture on the horizon with →BIM (Education Information Modeling)? Are BIM and good design compatible? Most offices and even universities already have BIM-enabled CAD and AVA software, but they are not using the potential of these tools, so the CAD software is only used as a computer-aided drawing table. In his lecture, Matthias Funk will present the basics, potentials and problems of an integrated BIM planning process in landscape architecture. Matthias Funk is partner in the scape Landschaftsarchitekten office and chairman of the BIM working group of the BDLA.

Picture: scape Landschaftsarchitekten

Eintritt frei!
im Anschluss: PlanBar im ARTUR

Montag, 16.12.2019
17:00 Uhr

HFWU Standort Braike
Schelmenwasen 4, Foyer
72622 Nürtingen

PETER BERG

Tanja Gegenfurtner — Sun, 31 Jan 2021 12:19:52 +0000

Modern gardens garden landscape, Sinzig

Peter Berg

13.12. 2016

We are very pleased that we could win one of the most renowned German garden designers, Peter Berg, for a lecture at the university! Peter Berg is known for his exciting garden concepts, in which he harmonizes modern architecture and sensual plant design. He has also made a name for himself as a champion of modern garden design as a book author.
Peter Berg will not only present his own current projects, but will also talk about the fascination of the garden, current design trends and future perspectives.

LECTURE DORIS GRABNER

Tanja Gegenfurtner — Sun, 31 Jan 2021 10:26:48 +0000

grabner huber lipp landschaftsarchitekten

Doris Grabner

06. Juni 2016

Doris Grabner of grabner huber lipp landscape architects and urban planners from Freising, currently one of the most successful competition architects, reports on her design philosophy and the sources of inspiration for her work.

Images.: grabner huber lipp

LECTURE “URBANE GESTALT“

Tanja Gegenfurtner — Sun, 31 Jan 2021 10:23:34 +0000

URBAN DESIGN

Johannes Böttger

14.12.2015

We are pleased to present another highlight as part of our impulse lecture series: Johannes Böttger, urbane gestalt (Cologne) will report on his work! The main focus of the office urbane gestalt is the development of innovative urban landscapes at the interface of urban planning, architecture and open space planning. Johannes Böttger pays special attention to the conception and implementation of sustainable open space systems.

Photo: urbane gestalt

LECTURE KUKUCK

Tanja Gegenfurtner — Sun, 31 Jan 2021 09:55:24 +0000

Kukuk Spiel- und Sinnesräume

Robin Wagner

17.11.2015

Robin Wagner, artistic director and managing director of KuKuK Spiel- und Sinnesräume, presents his philosophy and working methods in a lecture at the Department of Landscape Architecture.
KuKuk develops, plans and builds unique experiential, play and outdoor spaces for people of all ages throughout Europe. Complex and dynamic structures invite people to climb, shimmy, hop, balance and train motor skills, mobility, strength, endurance and coordination; they enable a variety of sensory perceptions and provide opportunities for communication.

Photos: KuKuK

With its spaces, KuKuk aims to promote independent and direct experience of reality as well as spontaneous and holistic interaction with the natural environment. Special emphasis is placed on the integration of future users in the planning process. KuKuk cultivates the culture of participation, because children, young people and adults should be able to influence processes in their living environment with their ideas, interests and wishes. Materials from sustainable production are used, and whenever possible, natural elements are integrated into the playscapes. Robin Wagner and his staff have a pioneering role that attracts attention throughout Germany and Europe.

LECTURE FRANK LOHRBERG

Tanja Gegenfurtner — Sun, 31 Jan 2021 09:51:26 +0000

lohrberg stadtlandschafts
architektur

Frank Lohrberg

04.05.2015

Frank Lohrberg teaches landscape architecture in the Department of Architecture at RWTH Aachen University and is the owner of the office lohrberg stadtlandschaftsarchitektur in Stuttgart. With his office, he belongs to a group of innovative landscape architects who constantly question the boundary between city, architecture and open space and develop innovative concepts for dealing with today’s landscape.

Photo: lohrberg stadtlandschaftsarchitektur