The workshop aimed to develop future perspectives based on landscape plans, photos and pictures as an extension of the symposium ‘Landscape 2056’. A diverse group of scientists and students collaborated, each group focussing on a key location in the Munich–Freising region. Generation of ideas were be stimulated by short excursions to the respective locations. On Sunday, the students delivered their vision of future landscape developments as oral presentations, posters and models at the European House of Artists (‘Schafhof’), in Freising.

All documentation videos can be found here

• Prof. Undine Giseke
  Section Landscape Architectur and Planning
  Department VI Planning Building Environment
  Technical University Berlin
  
  
• Prof. Dr. Stefan Heiland
  Section Landscape Planning and Development
  Department VI Planning Building Environment
  Technical University Berlin
  
  
• Prof. Christoph Jensen
  Section Architectur und urban planning
  Department Landscape Architecture
  Hochschule Weihenstephan-Triesdorf
  
  
• Prof. Dr. Kathrin Kiehl
  Section Vegetation Science and Botany
  Department Agricultural Sciences and Landscape Architecture
  University of Applied Sciences Osnabrück
  
  
• Prof. Dr. Josphert Kimatu
  Section Wildlife Conservation
  Department of Biological Sciences
  South Eastern Kenya University
  
  
• Prof. Dr. Stefan Kurath
  Section Architecture and Urban Design
  Department Architecture, Design and Civil Engineering
  University of Applied Sciences Winterthur
  
  
• Assoc.-Prof. Sven Stremke
  Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture
  Environmental Sciences
  Wageningen University
  
  
• Prof. Mark Michaeli
  Professor für Sustainable Urbanism
  Department of Architecture
  Technical University Munich
  
  
• Assist.-Prof. Dr. Anja Rammig
  Section Land Surface-Atmosphere Interactions
  School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan
  Technical University Munich
  
  
• Prof. Dr. Alain Thierstein
  Chair of Urban Development
  Department of Architecture
  Technical University Munich

Schafhof, Europäisches Künstlerhaus Oberbayern
85354 Freising
Am Schafhof 1
Phone: 08161/146231
Fax: 08161/146268
Email: info(at)schafhof-kuenstlerhaus.de

Landschaftsarchitektur und -planung TUM, Campus Weihenstephan
Technische Universität München
85354 Freising Weihenstephan
Emil-Ramann-Straße 6 (Gebäude 4219)

organisation: Chair for Landscape Architecture and Industrial Landscapes,TU Munich in cooperation with the Teaching Department Landscape Architecture and Planning, TU Munich