The seminar is aimed at landscape architects and open space planners.

Objective
The aim of this seminar is to present current woody plant assortments and high-maintenance perennial areas for the residential environment and to show the state of research in the field of functional planting (including visual protection, local climate and air exchange, planting of rainwater infiltration areas).

Content
The requirements for urban greenery are becoming increasingly complex. In addition to structuring spaces and providing privacy, the importance of the ecosystem services provided by shrubs and perennials is playing an increasingly important role in the age of climate change. In view of increasing summer heat stress and new plant diseases and pests, the ideal urban greenery is expected to have a high level of fine dust binding, cooling effects, dense tree volumes with good urban ventilation and high pest resistance. Perennials must be able to tolerate very damp or very dry locations, be insect-friendly and easy to care for and contribute to biodiversity.

In so-called shrinking cities, landscaped areas are becoming ever more extensive with increasingly decreasing maintenance budgets. In growing cities with a strong tendency towards densification, the squeezed green spaces must provide compensation and accommodate significantly more uses.

Lecturer:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Swantje Duthweiler, landscape architect, Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences

Date:
Saturday, 19.10.2024
09.30 - 17.00

Venue:
online

Note: For members of bdla Bayern the reduced participation fees apply. If you are a member of bdla Bayern but not a member of ByAK, please obtain a registration code from the bdla Bayern office, register as a guest and enter the code in the comments field when registering. You will then automatically be charged only the membership price.

Information and Registration
www.byak.de/veranstaltungen/akademie-fuer-fort-und-weiterbildung/veranstaltung/24322-pflanzenverwendung-im-wohnumfeld.html

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