Englisch
L912 – Landscape Development / Soil and Water Bioengineering
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Modul
Landscape Development / Soil and Water Bioengineering
Landscape Development / Soil and Water Bioengineering |
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Modulnummer
L912
Version: 2 |
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Fakultät
Landbau/Umwelt/Chemie
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Niveau
Master
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Dauer
1 Semester
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Turnus
Sommersemester
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Modulverantwortliche/-r
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Henning Günther |
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Dozent/-in(nen)
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Henning Günther |
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Lehrsprache(n)
Englisch |
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ECTS-Credits
5.00 Credits |
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Workload
150 Stunden |
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Lehrveranstaltungen
4.00 SWS (2.00 SWS Vorlesung | 2.00 SWS Übung) |
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Selbststudienzeit
90.00 Stunden |
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Prüfungsvorleistung(en)
Keine
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Prüfungsleistung(en)
Alternative Prüfungsleistung - Beleg Alternative Prüfungsleistung - Schriftliche Leistungskontrolle |
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Lehrform
Lectures, seminar and field trips. Contributions from external experts |
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Medienform
Presentations in data projection, oral presentation, site visits. |
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Lehrinhalte/Gliederung
The content of this module includes
- Landscape and open space in urban planning and urban renewal Additional topics may also be introduced and dealt with in the seminar. |
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Qualifikationsziele
This module is based on students’ knowledge of basic analysis and planning processes in engineering and environment. Students develop an understanding of the protection, planning, design, construction and management of landscape and open space in the context of sustainable urban and regional development and green infrastructure. Students are aware of open space functions, categories, planning instruments, levels and methods as well as the professional field and stakeholders involved. They understand and can assess exemplary examples for design, construction and management of landscape and open space.
Students are expected to prove an adequate level of self-guided research and reflection regarding content and methodology. They can analyse and assess topics, methods, instruments and strategies in an exemplary area and in the context of urban and rural development. Issues of open space planning and design are understood in the context of the professional field of environmental engineering, urban planning and design, management of soil and water as well as landscape architecture and landscape construction regarding the functions of resource management, nature conservation and recreation. |
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Sozial- und Selbstkompetenzen
Students are able to present their findings in seminar discussions and activiely participate in debates with professional stakeholders, also in relation to their individual educational and cultural background. |
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Besondere Zulassungsvoraussetzung
Keine Angabe
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Empfohlene Voraussetzungen
Knowledge of basic analysis and planning processes in engineering and environment. Experience in seminar and project work. English A2/B1 |
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Fortsetzungsmöglichkeiten
Topics from this module can be followed up in research for an individual master’s thesis. |
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Literatur
A Theory, Planning System and Instruments DEPARTMENT for COMMUNITIES and LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ed.) 2006: Green and Public Space Research: Mapping and Priorities. London EUROPEAN COMMISSION (ed.) 2013: Green Infrastructure (GI) — Enhancing Europe’s Natural Capital. Brussels GERMAN FEDERAL AGENCY FOR NATURE CONSERVATION – BUNDESAMT fuer NATURSCHUTZ BfN (ed.) 2008: Landscape Planning – the Basis for Sustainable Landscape Development. JOINT CENTRE FOR HOUSING STUDIES (JCHS) OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY (ed.) 2013: Advancing Inclusive and Sustainable Urban Development: Correcting Planning Failures and Connecting Communities to Capital. Boston LÖRZING, Han 2001: The Nature of Landscape – A Personal Quest. 010 Publishers Rotterdam
B Urban and Environmental Planning / Landscape and Open Space Development CABE SPACE / THE MAYOR of LONDON (ed.) 2009: Open Space Strategies. Best practice guidance. London GREATER LONDON AUTHORITY; ENVIRONMENT AGENCY; NATURAL ENGLAND; THE FORESTRY COMMISSION (ed.) 2011: London’s Environment Revealed. State of the Environment Report for London. LANDESHAUPTSTADT DRESDEN (ed.) 2008: Living History, Urban Townscape. Dresden Inner City Planning Strategy. Summary. Dresden SCHERZER, C. 2016: Green Open Spaces and Urban Perforation: Opportunities, Concepts and Challenges for Shrinking Cities. In: NEILL, W.V. and SCHLAPPA, H. (ed.) 2016: Future Directions for the European Shrinking City. Routledge SMANIOTTO COSTA, C. et al. – GREENKEYS PROJECT TEAM (eds.) 2008: GreenKeys @ Your City – A Guide for Urban Green Quality. Leibniz Institute of Ecological and Regional Development. Dresden THE MAYOR of LONDON (ed.) 2012: The London Plan.
C Topical Issues on Landscape Development / Open Space Design / Landscape Construction BRITISH COLUMBIA – MINISTRY OF WATER, LAND and AIR PROTECTION (ed.) N.N.: Stormwater Planning – A Guidebook for British Columbia. CABE Space – COMMISSION FOR THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT (ed.) 2005: Start with the park. Creating Sustainable Urban Green Spaces in Areas of Housing Growth and Renewal. London. DREISEITL, H.; GRAU, D. 2005: New Waterscapes. Planning, Building and Designing with Water. Birkhaeuser Basel EPA – UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (ed.) 2010: Green Infrastructure Case Studies: Municipal Policies for Managing Stormwater with Green Infrastructure. Washington D.C. TOWN and COUNTRY PLANNING ASSOCIATION (ed.) 2004: Biodiversity by Design. A Guide for Sustainable Communities. PROMINSKI, Martin, STOKMAN, Antje et al. (ed.) 2012: River. Space. Design. Planning Strategies, Methods and Projects for Urban Rivers. Birkhaeuser Basel SAXONY-ANHALT MINISTRY of REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT and TRANSPORT (ed.) 2010: International Building Exhibition Urban Redevelopment Saxony-Anhalt 2010. Less Is Future. 19 Cities – 19 Themes. Catalogue 852p. Jovis, Berlin.
D Journals and Organisations
IFLA http://iflaonline.org EUROPEAN LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS’ ASSOCIATION – ELCA http://www.elca.info |
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Aktuelle Lehrressourcen
Libraries, online publications, internet |
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Hinweise
Material will also made available on the internet learning platform OPAL |
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Link zu Kurs/Lernressourcen im OPAL
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