elch 2015 by el:ch landschaftsarchitekten

el:ch landscape architects portfolio 2015

publications 2014

archipendium Architecture Calendar 2014 archimappublishers, Berlin

2013

Quality Manual Hubland, Würzburg

2013

Booklet of Architektouren, published by the Bavarian Chamber of Ar chitects, Project No. 45, Gern 64

2013

Zeiträume - Time Scales, Contemporary German Landscape Architecture, Ed. BDLA, Member of the Editorial Board

2011

Standpunkte - views. In : Forum Landscape Planning (ed.) : Zoll+ urban , Issue 19

2011

Condominium Urban Straße 11, Munich. In: BDLA (ed.) : grüner wohnen / green living, Birkhäuser GmbH, Basel , pp. 100 - 101

2010

Platz der Stadt Hof, Berlin-Neukölln. In: Garten und Landschaft 10/2010

2010

Berlin Art Price 2010, documentation, Academy of Arts in Berlin

2009

Landhauspark and Promenade Linz, Upper Austria. In: Garten und Landschaft 07 /2009

2009

Courtyard in Lehel, Munich In: 1000x Landscape Architecture, Braun Publishing, Berlin, S. 462

2009

The Redesign of the Linz Promenade. In: In history's focus: Landhaus and Promenade in Linz, Special edition, Federal Antiquities and Monuments Office, Vienna

2008

Wonders of the Cultural Capital . In: best of austria. Residenz Verlag, St. Pölten, pp. 178-179

awards

2011

German Price for Landscape Architecture 2011, Special Price for Residential Design, Mention for - housing estate Urbanstraße Munich

2010

Berlin Art Price 2010 by Academy of Arts, Department of Architecture: Sponsorship Award

2009

Clients' Award 2009 of the Central Federaton of Austrian Architects (ZV) for - Landhauspark and Promenade Linz

2009

Open scale München, young and local ideas, 2nd price with teamwerk architects

2009

Young, Beautiful and Available – Munich’s Best Real Estate - housing estate Urbanstraße, Munich - housing estate Gern 64, Munich

el:ch landscape architects profile

el:ch landscape architects were founded in 2005 in Munich, after several jointly won awards in international architectural competitions. Among others a first price in the international design competition for the Lower Austrian Garden Exhibition Tulln 2008 in 2003. One of el:ch’s most acclaimed projects is the redesign of Landhauspark and Promenade in Linz, Upper Austria. Completed in 2009 it was awarded the Austrian Clients Award 2009. Both partners came together while working for the office of Rainer Schmidt Landscape Architects (Munich), designing and implementing the Federal Garden Exhibition Munich 2005. In 2003 both were part of the joint design team of LAS and Turenscape (Beijing) that won a 1st price for Beijing Olympic Green. el:ch‘s line of experience spans public and private spaces all the way up to larger scale urbanism and masterplans. A major part of our projects is recruited through successful participation in international design competitions, also in cooperation with various architectural firms. It is our main goal to achieve a uniquely crafted solution for any given situation, rooting firmly within the site’s specific qualities. Intense work with plants and materials and thorough consideration of details are among our top priorities during the implementation of our designs. Our range of projects covers private and public housing projects, urban parks and pedestrian areas as well as spaces related to buildings of cultural and other specific usage. Moreover we are involved in a number of conversational projects reclaiming former military spaces and improving existing city districts.

dipl.-ing. elisabeth lesche

since 2014

lectureship Landscape Architecture, University of Dresden

2008 - 2014

lectureship Landscape Architecture, University of Innsbruck

since 2008

el:ch landscape architects, Berlin

2009

lectureship Landscape Architecture, TU Berlin, Department of Urban Design

2005

el:ch landscape architects, Munich

2005

freelance work, realgrün landscape architects, Munich

2005

admission Bavarian Chamber of Architects

2001 - 2005

Rainer Schmidt landscape architects, Munich urban design, competitions, BUGA 2005

2001

freelance work, Drecker landscape architects, Bottrop Geskes und Hack landscape architects, Berlin

2000

freelance work, Kühfuss landscape architects, Dresden

1995 – 1999

internships: E.F.E.U., Berlin Watermill Center, Summer School, Southampton Ken Smith, landscape architect, New York Ulrich Krüger landscape architects, Dresden Dominique Barberet, paysagiste, Toulon

1993 - 2000

studies of Landscape Architecture: Technical University Dresden, University of Guelph, Canada

1993

Abitur (A-levels), Kreuzgymnasium Dresden

1975

born in Dresden

el:ch landscape architects

dipl.-ing. christian henke 2014

competition New Municipal Park and Surroundings, Neutraubling, juror

2008 - 2014

lectureship Landscape Architecture, University of Innsbruck

2012

competition Center of the Arts and Culture, Traunstein, juror

2009

competition Living in Urban Nature, Munich, deputy to the jury

2005

el:ch landscape architects, Munich

2003 - 2004

freelance work, Rainer Schmidt landscape architect, Munich

2003

admission Bavarian Chamber of Architects

2000 - 2003

Rainer Schmidt landscape architects, Munich Senior landscape architect, projects and competitions

1992 - 1999

internships:

Rainer Schmidt landscape architect, Berlin

Stefan Tischer, Berlin

Gustav Lange, Hamburg

1990 - 1999

studies of Landscape Planning:

University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, specialty: Landscape architecture

University of Applied Arts, Vienna

Technical University Dresden, landscape architecture

1983 - 1990

Matura (A-levels), Academy of Fine Arts, Salzburg

1971

born in Salzburg

el:ch landscape architects projects

since 2015

river banks of Etsch and Eisack, Brixen / Bressanone, Italy

10 km

since 2015

Masterplan Ascren Manor, Schweinfurt

65 ha

since 2014

Rural District Office Erlangen-Höchstadt

3.600 m2 |

540.000 €

since 2014

housing estate Marina M1, Regensburg

2.500 m2 |

215.000 €

2013 - 15

Anton Bruckner University, Campus

8.500 m2 |

670.000 €

2014

head office of ENGEL AUSTRIA GmbH

3.500 m2 |

670.000 €

2013 - 14

redesign of residential areas in Oschatz

7.500 m2 |

300.000 €

2010 - 14

Alfred-Scholz-Platz, Berlin-Neukölln

3.500 m2 |

680.000 €

2010 - 13

office building Hallerschlosstraße, Graz

1.100 m2 |

135.000 €

2010 - 14

garden in Munich Laim

1.000 m2 |

250.000 €

2010 - 15

garden in Berlin Grunewald

1.500 m2 |

400.000 €

2011 - 12

quality manual for new residential areas, Würzburg Hubland

2010 - 11

conversion Würzburg, Masterplan Hubland

135 ha

2009

wine garden, Winery of Terlan, Italy

300 m2 |

30.000 €

2009

housing estate Ehrenbürgstraße, Munich

8.000 m2 |

300.000 €

2008 - 11

housing estate Parklife, Salzburg

15.000 m2 |

950.000 €

2007 - 11

housing estate Gern 64, Munich

7.500 m2 |

1.000.000 €

2007 - 08

Landhauspark Linz

10.000 m2 |

2.500.000 €

2007 - 08

Promenade Linz

10.000 m2 |

4.500.000 €

2006 - 09

housing estate Urbanstraße 11, Munich

2.000 m2 |

200.000 €

2005 - 08

residential court Liebigstraße, Munich

400 m2 |

30.000 €

85 ha

Mosaikplaster, Berlin Mosaikplaster, Berlin

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EU-Länder, 9 % EU-Länder, 9 %

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construction sum

750.000 €

design

2010 / 12

construction

2012 / 13

client

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district of Berlin-Neukölln Nadia Kaabi Linke, artist

alfred-scholz-platz, berlin-neukölln competition 2010

1st price

The former "Platz der Stadt Hof", today called "Alfred-Scholz-Platz", used to be but a widening of the sidewalk next to a busy road set in Berlins notorious multi-culti district : Neukölln. After removal of the junction with a side street, there was room to create a veritable square with an entirely new set of qualities. The redesigned plaza marks a recognizable urban space to be used for various activities such as markets, exhibitions and other events. It's design quotes materials and features of the Neukölln sidewalks and combines them to into a recognizable pattern . Using few and simple elements, such as trees, benches and pavement, fundamental urban qualities are resurrected. An important part of the design is a local artist's contribution: the pavement unites local craftsmanship with mediterranean mosaique techniques, resulting in multiple levels of usability and meaning. The commonly used "mosaic pavement" of Berlin sidewalks is employed to shape the statistical image of the local migratory population. The result is an abstract mosaic of stones from verious world regions, a carpet representing today's Neukölln population.

el:ch landscape architects projects Landhauspark

area

10.000 m

Promenade 2

10.000 m

construction sum

2.250.000 €

4.500.000 €

design

2006 / 07

construction

2008 / 09

2007 / 08

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city of Linz

landhauspark and promenade linz competition 2006 1st price | client's award 2009

The historical space between the Landhaus, historical seat of Upper Austria's gouvernment, and Promenade was transformed from urban gap to municipal park, complete with recreative value and play areas. Picturesque trees, lawns and perennial plantings unite to create a green oasis. The Park draws it's unique character from the abundant tree population, which is bound together by a broad strip of turf. Paired with a stone bench the park's design is laid out simply but effecticvely. A second green ribbon harbours herbaceous and woody plants to filter adverse influences of the adjacent roadway. The sidewalks are transformed by a bold, plank-like granite pavement, introducing an open, spacious atmosphere. The aim of the design was to purge unnessessary additions and constructions while shaping the area into a quality urban space. Lost views and connections were reinstated, new usages implemented, former qualities refound.

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City of Würzburg, Free State of Bavaria, Building Authority Würzburg

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el:ch landscape architects projects WA 1 - "living space"

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housing, daycare

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construction sum

820.000 €

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2007 / 09

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Built in 1907 at Dom Pedro Square, the Heiliggeist Nursing Home is operated until present day by the traditional Heiliggeistspital Foundation. The protected ensemble had its own stables and outbuildings. It was also listed as a historical garden site. However, economical pressures did not allow for the maintenance of the rural parts, that fell into disuse decades ago. In the course of extensive renovation work, two wings of the main building were remodeled for residential use. In place of the derelict farm buildings, a new residential building today forms a common yard together with the older building. The former ornamental garden has been carefully adapted to the new requirements, it's basic geometry was maintained and adapted in the new part of the courtyard. A play area combines with the central lawn to give the entire court a common center. Existing artefacts, such as fountain bowls, vases and enclosures, were preserved to contrast and enrich modern design features of a more straightforward geometry.

el:ch landscape architects projects area construction sum design construction architect client

2.000 qm 250.000 â&#x201A;Ź 2006 / 07 2008 / 09 Robert Meyer architects, Munich Victoria von Gaudecker SĂźdhausbau GmbH, Munich

housing estate urbanstrasse munich german price for landscape architecture 2011: special price for residential design, mention

from the jury's verdict German Landscape Architecture Price 2011: We would like to especially emphasize the elegant linkage between large areas with wooden benches, terraces and smaller courts. The use of plants is implemented in a subtly differentiated, high quality way. Perennial groundcovers and grasses surround geometrically formed wooden platforms, creating a serene ambience. Minimal variety of materials, simple lines and lush planting make this project an urban oasis for its residents.

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Kellerei Terlan

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When the Cantina di Terlano (Winery Terlan), one of the oldest wine cellars of South Tyrol, was annexed in 2010, a roof garden with a scenic view was created on top of the new outbuilding. This wine garden is dedicated to the experience of the spectacular landscape and thus closely connected to the locally produced wines. With its glass balustrades the garden merges seamlessly into the surrounding landscape. A sequence of green carpets and wooden terraces, inspired by local field structures, is arranged on a surface covered in porphyry gravel. Locally quarried porphyry, the warm hue of corten steel and a lush green carpet combine to form a harmonious composition within a scenic setting. Seasonally emerging bulbs, such as Allium sphaerocephalon, add transient colour. Fragrant herbs and a pomegranate tree planted in a square metal container complete the sensory experience, linking the garden to regional agricultural tradition.

el:ch landscape architects competitions 2014

District 8 Garden City Drewitz, Potsdam with Daniel Payer Architektur, Berlin

a 2nd price

2014

conversion Schweinfurt, Askren Manor with bs+ architecture and urban planning, Frankfurt

1st price

2014

City Land River: river Eisack, Brixen with Ing. Bergmeister GmbH, R. Dejaco architect, Brixen

1st price

2014

Town Center Litzelstetten, Konstanz with fabricºB architects, Daniel Payer architect, Berlin

3rd price

2013

Main Court House of Bavaria with Plan2 architects, Munich

1st price

2013

housing estate Ludlstraße Munich with AllesWirdGut ZTGmbH, Vienna

2nd price

2013

Mariahilfer Straße Vienna with AllesWirdGut ZTGmbH, Vienna

3rd price

2013

50 Hertz Headquarter Berlin with Henning Larsson Architects, Munich

2012

Rural District Office Erlangen with AllesWirdGut ZTGmbH, Vienna

1st price

2011

expansion of University Campus West, with Ferdinand Heide, architect, Frankfurt

3rd price

2010

Museum der Weltkulturen, Frankfurt / Main with Adjaye Associates, London

3rd price

2010

Platz der Stadt Hof, Berlin/Neukölln with Nadia Kaabi Linke, artist, Berlin

1st price

2010

"Niederrad toward the Main river" with bs+ architecture and urban planning, Frankfurt

3rd price

2010

housing estate Hirschgarten WA18 with GSP architects, Munich

2010

Science Quarter Magdeburg, with bs+ architecture and urban planning, Frankfurt

3rd price

2010

municipal park, development area main station, Vienna

2nd price

2009

Workshop UniCampusNord, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen with bs+ architecture and urban planning, Frankfurt

1st price

2009

conversion Würzburg: Leighton barracks with bs+ architecture and urban planning, Frankfurt

2nd price

2008

new Rathaus-Bridge, Erfurt with Mayr Ludescher Partner Ing., Munich

2006

Landhauspark and Promenade, Linz

1st price

2006

Rudolf-Bednar-Park, Vienna with realgrün landscape architects, Munich

2nd price

2006

skate park Lingnerallee, Dresden with Birgit Kratzheller, artist

2nd price

2006

Christian-Weber-Platz, Homburg

2nd price

2003

Lower Austrian Garden Exhibition Tulln 2008 1st price

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6.800 m2 State of Berlin, University of Berlin

expansion of university campus city west, berlin

competition 2011 3rd price

with ferdinand heide, architect, frankfurt

Expanding the university campus means to extrapolate spatial qualities of both universities: the Technical University and the University of the Arts. On the one hand the university's presence in the city is defined by a veritable townscape of university buildings, on the other hand new identity stems from a variety of high-quality, in-campus green spaces. Employing compact building structures, clear urban edges and spaces are defined. Subtly structured open spaces in turn generate atmospheric qualities. Character and volume of the new developments are drawn from the existing buildings, the site's specific characteristics and spatial references toward adjacent spaces: The Campus Forum serves as a means to create identity and connect - it forms the green center of the campus expansion.

el:ch landschaftsarchitekten competitions

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67.000 m2 city of Vienna

municipal park main station vienna 699300

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The park's topography makes use of the landfill resulting from the development of the new residential area, the Sonnenwendquartier. Central park areas remain at the current site level. The level difference beween green area and surrounding cityscape is shaped into an urban terrace protruding onto the lower park level. The result is a clearly framed green space, which widens and narrows, affording a variety of spatial experiences. EF

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67.000 m2 city of Vienna

170017

rudolf-bednar-park vienna

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der nebelstreif vermittelt kühle und ruhe, doch es bleibt ein hauch von spritzigkeit

competition 2006 2nd price

der catwalk dient hitzigem spiel auf warmem holz, doch auch eine coole lounge steht bereit

with realgrün landscape architects, munich

plattform & mäander

Gestaltungskonzept 1-500

Bepflanzungskonzept

Frühjahr - erste Sonnenstrahlen genießen

Starke jahreszeitliche Aspekte vermitteln eine prägnante Sinnlichkeit. Eine Schicht aus Flußkieseln macht die lockere, homogene Pflanzung robust und begehbar.

Krokus, Crocus flavus

Frühsommer - Picknick unter Blüten

Zierlauch, Allium rosenbachianum alba

Hochsommer - Versteckspiel zwischen Gräsern

Miscanthus sinensis 'Gracillimus'

Herbst & Winter - Wind rauschen hören

Miscanthus sinensis 'Silberfeder'

Outward, the park is part of the urban block structure. Straight rows of trees adapt the grid Ausschnitt Mäander : 200 trees and transform it into casual tree groups. Next to the residential streets tree of1urban lined filter zones combine entrance, promenade and beergarden features. Incoming paths connect to the filter zones and are distributed from there. kiesweg

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Inside, a green retreat removed from traffic and movement is created by the lowered level of the park's lawns. An versatile meander zone combines play areas with other uses - keeping the adjacent areas free from specific uses. heller mastixbelag

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Spatial experience ranges from intimate lounge areas to the vast parterres. Varied seasonal aspects add sensuality. A sturdy mulch of river pebbles makes the perennial planted beds a robust and accessible part of the park. holzdeck

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el:ch landschaftsarchitekten competitions area 45 ha cklient Bergischer Abfallwirtschaftsverband Engelskirchen

:metabolon landfill site leppe

competition 2007 mention

with robert meyer architects, munich

The previous landfill site Leppe was to become a knowledge base for environmental technologies and techniques. Focused on transformation [metabolism], recycling and environmental services, the location Leppe simultaniously was to be integrated into it's natural surroundings and made â&#x20AC;&#x2039;â&#x20AC;&#x2039;accessible to visitors at the same time. Symbol and mission statement of the proposed project is the nature trail "Annelidus". The so called earthworm embodies natural transformation of substances in a striking way. As a "wormhole" Annelidus is the connection between separated areas, it grants insight and outlooks, it separates and bridges at the same time . The segmented structure of the worm's body facilitates an integration of different functional areas. The torso is transformed according to necessity to become a bridge, a tunnel or a pavilion. The worm's skin becomes fence and balustrade, offers free access openings to the outside and controlled walkways toward the interior of the landfill site. Thus, the landfill can be experienced from the outside at any time. Access to the active areas may be enabled or closed, depending on the current operational state.

el:ch landschaftsarchitekten competitions landscape park 49 ha | 5,2 Mio â&#x201A;Ź garden fair 5 ha | 3,5 Mio â&#x201A;Ź client NĂ&#x2013; Gartenschau GmbH

lower austrian garden fair, tulln 2008

competition 2003 1st price

A distinctive contrast between dense, shady forest and gently rolling glades forms the specific atmosphere of a park who's spatial organization is based on the principle of meandering rivers. An array of straight boardwalks provides rapid, direct connection between the meandering paths along the waterways. Inside the fenced area of the garden fair, the park's meanders are transformed to become "the streams of garden culture". They create a simple structure for various exhibits while keeping a common outside framework. The entrance building bridges an incoming "landscape current". A transparent display showcasing the garden show, kindles curiosity in visitors and random guests.

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federal garden fair munich 2005

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Implementing an ambitious exhibition concept such as the "journey into the microscopic world" of cells and plant tissue, a high degree of sensitivity was necessary in designing this project. Numerous exhibits were to be brought in line with the overall conceptual idea. Classical garden themes were presented alongsite contemporary designs. Abstractly formulated concepts and design principles from the competition entry had to be made available to a wide audience. . • . . . 57 Aktivitätenband . • . . . 80 Grabbepflanzung und Grabmal . . . . • 111 Bistro Süd . • . . . 112 SonnenWende (Solarbeitrag) Spiel, Kultur, Architektur – Bund deutscher Temporary garden installations and permanent(ZVG parts of the garden exhibition were shaped . . . • . 58 Landebahn . • • . . 113 Ort der Weltreligionen Friedhofsgärtner) . • . 59 Grünwerkstatt . . 81 an . • . . . 114 Bienenzentrum (Imker München) • . form Der Rotary-Garten Heilkraft und from .a• common idea (Landeshauptstadt and combined. to overall –picture. . • . . . 115 Haus der Bienenforschung München, Baureferat Gartenbau) Erkenntnis aus der Natur . • • . . 60 Skatepark (Rollbahn) (beegroup, Würzburg) (100 Jahre Rotary mit BIONORICA) . • • . . 61 Naturspiel . • . . . 82 Nymphenburger Porzellan . • . . . 116 Blühende Wiesenstreifen . . • . • 62 Gastronomie Mitte (Porzellanmanufaktur Nymphenburg, (Saaten-Zeller) 33 . • • • . 63 Balkonszenen (Ökologisches . • . . . 117 Der Sommernachtstraum München) . • • . . 83 Die Kunstlichtung Bildungszentrum München, (Staudenring) . . . •• 118 Baumspiel (Akademie der Bildenden Künste) Münchener Umweltzentrum, IN F AU RAS T S VE STE RUK T L R GR ANS LUN UR G T Ü G A N E A LT E N ST R C UN RO AM GS NO PU OR TE MI S / K E U

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Designing Landscape ? Landscape Architecture between space and time Unlike concrete architecture shaped from mineral building materials, landscape architecture has a much closer relationship to the temporal, due to its use of vegetal matter and perishable materials. Designs of earlier masters in the field embraced this aspect more fully than todays ideas - neither Le NĂ´tre nor FĂźrst PĂźckler have seen the completion of their imaginary work. Would such monumental visions have any chance to succeed in today's undertow of rapid currents and fleeting trends? Would their undoubtedly high quality be recognized at all? And would the young parks be granted the necessary long years of development? Or would their outdated shapes be subject to a "modernization" after a few decades? The phenomenon of culturally recognized architectural landmarks that have survived previous centuries and continue to enjoy a widespread appreciation, provides a revealing indicator of the design's quality. We admire and adore archetypal creations like Stonehenge or complex creations such as the Park of Versailles. What distinguishes these works and how are present designs, created in the era of "design services" able to catch up with them? Constantly new trends and styles pop up and die down in much shorter periods of time. Culminating in a trend towards the temporary, the aim is to entertain without any claim to permanence. Garden and flower shows are enjoying abundant popularity and every new garden festivals lenghten the list of the existing ones . Such ephemera mark a pole diametrically located to the timeless works of bygone generations. Another trend is the do it yourself - urban gardening is all the rage. A largely rule-free evolution without organizing hand is the ideal here . Are there objective criteria for the quality of a design ? Where does the claim that this or that proposal is "achieved" or simply "good design" ? Has not such a proclamation a halfrate and is it subject to zeitgeist? Once well - always good ? And if something like a good design exists - it is possible to learn how to get there ? Or is it simply an inherited talend that can not be taught ? Students can be provided with basic tools and strategies for use in the design proces. Using design exercises they can experiment with their application and fusion are. But the process of designing is not a step-by-step procedure - its outcome is open and changeable. Each project is another research contract in unknown territory, it's boundaries to be staked anew. Basic task of teaching in the Department of Design is an understanding of the design as a dialogue with the students - with themselves, with colleagues and teachers, users and politicians - to be developed as part of their professional activity .

el:ch landscape architects teaching | lectures | juries 2014 - 15

Introduction to Design in Landscape architecture, Technical University of Dresden, Dept. of Landscape Architecture

2014

"Time - Space - Identity", lecture on conversational landscapes Villa Concordia Bamberg

2014

Cantercel Experimental Building Site, student housing, Class of Landscape Design, University of Innsbruck

2013 - 14

Urban Living, workshop initiated by Berlin Senate Department for Urban Development and the Environment, adviser

2013

Children's Urban Garden Imst, "Play Barn" Class of Landscape Design, University of Innsbruck

2012

"How did you do that, Ms. Lesche?", lecture on designing landscape, Department of Design, TU Berlin, School for Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning

2013

urban landscape Sparkassenplatz Innsbruck, "Hibla" Class of Landscape Design, University of Innsbruck

2011

positions - young architects introduced, BDA - Monday Talk, Collogne

2010

student competition 'Wilhelm-Platz', University of Brunswick, member of the jury

2009

lectureship for landscape architecture, design class, TU Berlin, Department of Design

2010

competition, open spaces at Jewish Museum's Academy, Berlin member of the jury

2010

lectureship at freshman week, Leuphana University L端neburg

2008 - 10

lectureship for landscape architecture, University of Innsbruck, Institut of Urban Design