In the “Space and Form” module, students in the 2025 summer semester examined the analysis and further development of urban districts in the Ostfildern area. The aim was to use the lecture as a basis for understanding the interplay between buildings, open spaces, and streets, and to develop their own strategies for designing high-quality urban spaces.

There were four different neighborhoods to choose from: the Ruit district, Scharnhauser Park (west and east sides), and the Akademiegärten in Neuhausen. The knowledge gained was then translated into a conceptual design for the further development of the neighborhoods.

Supervision:                                          Prof. Cornelia Bott                          Dipl.-Ing. Michael Schröder       Tutorin Alina Fehlhaber 

In this course, students explored a wide range of architectural, urban planning, and open space projects, which they then brought to life in carefully designed models. Through their research, they discovered influential buildings and important planners, while honing their technical skills and design eye through model building. As a result, each project not only resulted in a precise model, but also a deeper understanding of the stories, ideas, and concepts that shape our built environment.

Supervision:                                           Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Klaus Meier

In the subject ‘Space and Form’, urban districts in Tübingen were analysed and further developed in summer semester 2024. The aim was to analyse how buildings, open spaces and streets function on the basis of the lecture and to develop their own strategies for designing urban spaces. The students were able to choose between four neighbourhoods: Mühlenviertel, Alte Weberei, Französisches Viertel and Lorettoviertel. What they learned was then to be presented in a draft concept for the further development of the neighbourhood.

Supervision: Prof Rainer Sachse

In groups, the students of the 2nd semester had to redesign and plan the public green spaces and the roadside greenery of Rossdorf, Nürtingen

A inventory plan and design plan was drawn up, as well as design and implementation plans of sub-areas in individual work.

Supervision: 

David Jones

The second semester of the landscape architecture course had the opportunity this year to spend a week in Verbania on the Lago.

Maggiore. Many historical sites like the Isola Madre or the botanical gardens of the Villa

Taranto were visited. A visit to the Parco Dora in Turin was also on the agenda. The highlight, however, was the Fiat Museum, which has converted the factory’s own racetrack on the roof into a roof garden with flower beds. 

Not only drawing skills were improved, but also the team spirit as a semester.

Supervisors:
Prof. Dr. -Ing., Nicole Pfoser
Prof.  Annegret Stöcker
Franziska Korn

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

In the module basics of display, the skills of hand drawing are learned and promoted. In the process, a wide variety of sketches, perspectives, and illustrations are created that are worthy of attention.

Supervisor:
Prof. Dr. Dirk Stendel
Franziska Korn

Supervision:                                         Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Klaus Meier                   Dipl.-Ing. Thomas Frank

In groups, the students of the 2nd semester had to redesign and plan the public green spaces and the roadside greenery of Hans-Möhrle-Strasse in Nürtingen. 

A inventory plan and design plan was drawn up, as well as design and implementation plans of sub-areas in individual work.

Supervision: Dipl.Ing. Norbert Mückschel

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Nicole Pfoser

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