The cycle path network between Tübingen and Rottenburg from a landscape architecture perspective

A fast cycle route is to be built between Tübingen and Rottenburg am Neckar. The regional council has been planning the project since 2020, and in 2023, the preferred option 2b was chosen. This route runs from Derendingen along the southern side of the B 28, crosses it, and then follows the former construction road parallel to the B 28. In Kiebingen, the route crosses the Neckar River and connects to the Rottenburg cycle path network.

The project offers an opportunity to take a comprehensive look at the region’s bicycle network: where does it work well, where are there gaps, and what improvements can the new connection bring about? The focus is also on questions of sensible networking, connectivity, and landscape-compatible design. 

Supervision:                                           Prof. Dr.-Ing. Henning Krug           Dipl.-Ing. (TUM) LA Max Hansen     Dr. Kilian van Lier                           David Jones

In the Landscape Design module of the 7th semester LAE, the students analysed the conditions in Schorndorf and designed measures for what sustainable development in Schorndorf could look like.

Supervisor:
Prof. Dr. Henning Krug

After a stopover in Munich to see a roof garden on a building belonging to the Wagnis 4 housing cooperative, the trip continued to Krems, Austria. Here, the students took a look at the university grounds. On the other excursion days, there were exciting guided tours through the Austrian city and an interesting workshop in the Czech Bruntal with Herbert Dreiseitl on the project of the design specialization.

Supervisor:
Prof. Dr. Ing. Nicole Pfoser
Prof. Herbert Dreiseitl