Designing of gardens – LANT

PATCHWORK CITY

Lawrence Redford — Sun, 05 Feb 2023 14:19:52 +0000

2. Semester

Design-Patchworkcity

2022

In this subject, students developed a design of an ecologically, economically and socially sustainable city. The aim was to change an existing situation in a sustainable way – while strengthening the identity of the users and taking into account the quality for users and the environment.Supervisors:

Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Nicole Pfoser
Prof. Dipl. Ing. Britta Eiermann

DESIGN I

Lisa Gerk — Mon, 12 Jul 2021 14:16:19 +0000

Design I

Planning the future – Patchworkcity

The project area contains different uses of developed and undeveloped urban fields. In the exercise, the overall area should be developed sustainably.
How can the existing situation be developed in a sustainable way – while at the same time the identity of the users should be strengthened and the quality of stay and environment should be taken into account?

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Nicole Pfoser

RUOFF FOUNDATION, NUERTINGEN

Tanja Gegenfurtner — Sun, 31 Jan 2021 09:42:14 +0000

2. Semester

Design Gardens

2017

Ruoff Foundation, Nürtingen

For the planned overall use of the property of the Fritz and Hildegard Ruoff Foundation in Nürtingen, the goal was to develop an interpretation of the surrounding open space that corresponds to the contents, as well as to create new functional and recreational qualities. From the time-typical juxtaposition of the interior and exterior areas, a coherence of use in terms of design and content was to be developed. At the same time, inviting gestures, contents strategically carried to the outside and future-oriented functional additions demanded sensitivity in dealing with the existing building.

Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Nicole Pfoser

FEUERSEE SCHORNDORF

Tanja Gegenfurtner — Sat, 26 Dec 2020 16:57:53 +0000

2. Semester

Garden Design

2015

Feuersee in Schorndorf

The area around the Feuersee in Schorndorf was redesigned by the students. The results were presented to the mayor and other members of the community.

DIACONIA PFINGSTWEID

Tanja Gegenfurtner — Thu, 16 Apr 2020 15:48:00 +0000

2. Semester

DESIGNING GARDENS

2016

Diakonia Pfingstweid

In the summer semester 2016, the 2nd semester designed a sensory garden for mentally handicapped people in collaboration with the Diakonie Pfingstweid.
The garden was to offer space for community life and retreat and provide the clients with a variety of sensory impressions.
The design “Hortus sensibus” was realized as part of a trainee project.