Dr. Werner Nohl · landscape architect · honorary professor (Technical University of Munich)
in Deutsch
abstract
contact- The puzzle of open spaces - Types and systems of openspaces in cities
- Book (2001): Werner Nohl: "Landschaftsplanung - Ästhetische und rekreative Aspekte" (Landscape Planning - Aethetical and Recreational Aspects)
- Book (2015): Werner Nohl: "Landschaftsästhetik heute - Auf dem Wege zu einer Landschaftsästhetik des guten Lebens" (Landscape aesthetics today - Towards a landscape aesthetics of good life)
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- Connectedness to nature in the mirror of time
- New Physics-Campus in Munich - Aesthetical impact on the English Garden?
- The Aesthetic Impact of the Planned Wind Farm near Ochsenfurt-Erlach on the Landscape in the Southern Main Triangle
- Landscape aesthetic and recreational impact of the planned windfarm Schmarloh/Südheide
- SkiTube Center and Landscape Aesthetic Experience in Hasselfelde/Harz
- Aesthetical landscape planning - A workable approach
- Hiking and aesthetic experience
- Report: Impact of the windfarm near Gebhardshain
- Of power lines, trees, animals, and men. Their aesthetical effects in the context of landscape
- Nature Friendly recreation and landscape aesthetics
- The Johannisberg Appeal for a prudent energy policy. 2016
- A streetcar through the English Garden in Munich?
The puzzle of open spaces -
Types and systems of open spaces in
cities
With the urbanization of
industrial society, nature in cities has become a
scarce resource. The pressure on the remaining urban open spaces is
immense and will increase considerably with growing density of
population
and necessity of climatic reorientation. Constituent for future open
space planning as service of general interest will therefore not only
be the boundary conditions of limited and burdened nature but also
the
possibility of self-determined use of open spaces. Therefore
particularly the construction and preservation of those open space
types and open space systems are needed, which function as
life-promoting places for future urban
residents.
This audio was created as
teaching material in 2021 at the Institute for Open Space Development
(Prof. Oppermann) at Leibnitz University Hannover, Germany, and is
based on an interview Barb Mehrens conducted with Werner Nohl in
2015.
The basic contents were already developed by Werner Nohl in the 70s
of
the last century and are published in the book: Werner Nohl,
"Städtischer Freiraum und Reproduktion der Arbeitskraft" (Urban open
spaces and reproduction of working power), Vol. 2 of
the
Series "Studien" (IMU Institute for Media Research and
Urbanistics, ed.), Munich 1983.
To listen to the audio go to the
German
version "Das Puzzle der Freiräume: Freiraumtypen und Freiraumsysteme
in der Stadt (Audio 2021)"
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