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)
- Earthcable for a maximum voltage power line (380 kV) due to aesthetic reasons
- The river Isar - Munich´s outstanding place for aesthetical and recreational experiences
- 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 Aesthetic Impact of the Planned Wind Farm near
Ochsenfurt-Erlach on the Landscape in the Southern Main
Triangle
Meanwhile, in Germany even unique cultural landscapes are not beyond the danger to get victimized by the ubiquitous wind-mania, as can be studied in the outstanding and age-old cultural landscape of the Main Triangle. There the City of Ochsenfurt got the permit, to erect in the local subdistrict of Erlach four windturbines, 150 m and 180 m resp. in hight.
Concerned about the local landscape many agents of public interests pointed to the danger of ruination of the exceptional landscape scenery of the Main valley, already in the beginning of the planning phase, for the landscape in this region is an essential base of the vitally important tourism.
By then many citizens set up the “Assembly for
the Protection of the
Cultural Landscape of Mainfranken”, to preserve their home
landscape, in which
medieval towns and villages are put next to each other along the
river
Main like
in a bead chain. Also a couple of local pensive politicians
cooperated
with
them. They together grasped the initiative and ordered the hereafter
expert
report (issued 2008). It has the purpose to find out, whether and to
what extend
the landscape scenery in the Southern Main Triangle and its beauty is
substantially and sustainably impacted by the planned wind turbines.
As the report is written in German, please, refer to the German language site (use link below).
- more related on landschaftswerkstatt.de
- download Erlach-Gutachten-08.pdf
