Das Bild zeigt einen Ausschnitt einer studentischen Abschlussarbeit mit dem Thema "Grünkonzept Blasewitz" © TU DD, Lapla Das Bild zeigt einen Ausschnitt einer studentischen Abschlussarbeit mit dem Thema "Grünkonzept Blasewitz". © TU DD, Lapla

Studying at the Chair of Landscape Planning

For the development of municipalities, regions and federal states there is the multi-level system of spatial planning and correspondingly that of subject specific planning. Landscape planning makes specific contributions in these systems with, on the one hand, a comprehensive cross-sectional, partially coordinating and, on the other hand, a sectoral character. Formal plans are meanwhile often supplemented by informal ones, whose process character and project orientation place further demands on landscape planning contributions. Landscape is always understood as a whole: as an area perceived as such by humans, whose character is the result of the interaction of natural as well as anthropogenic factors (Article 1 of the European Landscape Convention). In this respect, it is important to explore both the natural and the social conditional structures of landscapes... To learn to read landscapes... To make well-founded decisions about what should be preserved and what should be changed... And to think up and implement creative ideas and projects for future landscape development! The landscape planning education in the study program Landscape Architecture at the TU Dresden is dedicated to these challenges.

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Foto von Studierenden auf einer Exkursion in Irland, welche über eine grüne Wiese gehen. © TU DD, Lapla