In this practice-oriented module, students analyzed urban and open space structures, identified strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and challenges, and developed sustainable strategies for future urban development. By integrating spatial, ecological, social, and functional aspects, they created long-term concepts and masterplans that combined individual planning measures into coherent development strategies for cities and landscapes.

Supervison:

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Nicole Pfoser                     

In this module, which was modeled after real-world planning competitions and included elective components on vegetation, site development, and public space, the students designed a high-density, low-traffic inner-city residential neighborhood on a site currently used as a parking lot directly along the Tiefenbach. They developed proposals for building development, infrastructure, and open space design, and engaged in an in-depth exploration of the visualization and presentation of their design ideas.

Supervision:

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Birgit Kröniger            Prof. Dr.-Ing Dirk Stendel (Darstellung)                                        Prof. Dr.-Ing. Henning Krug (Mobilität und Infrastruktur)                              Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ursula Nothhelfer (Urbane Vegetationsplanung)      Prof. Dr. Oliver Frey (Stadtkonzepte und öffentlicher Raum)