Antonia Dinnebier

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Antonia Dinnebier on the microphone at a book launch in the elephant house of the Wuppertal Zoo , 2013

Antonia Dinnebier (born November 15, 1958 ) is a German landscape planner and author .

Life

Antonia Dinnebier is the daughter of the lighting designer Johannes Dinnebier and his wife Lisa. From 1978 she studied landscape planning at the Technical University of Berlin , where she received the title of qualified engineer in 1985 . From 1978 to 1990 she was a research assistant at the Institute for Landscape Economics at the Technical University of Berlin, and from 1990 to 1991 at the Institute for Ecosystem Research Berlin-Halle (formerly part of the Academy of Sciences of the GDR ). She received her doctorate in 1995 with the “Idea of ​​the aesthetic landscape, its historical and historical development and today's discussion of its function”.

Dinnebier works on a voluntary basis in various associations, was a board member of the Deutscher Werkbund North Rhine-Westphalia , the state association for nature conservation and the environment in North Rhine-Westphalia and a deputy advisory member in the Wuppertal design advisory board . She is currently a member of the advisory board of the Lower Nature Conservation Authority of the City of Wuppertal for the German Forest Protection Association and chairwoman of the Wuppertal Natural Science Association . She gives lectures and organizes guided tours on nature, garden art and monument preservation.

The landscape planner works independently with her office Landconcept . She runs the business of Lüntenbeck Castle with her sister Sonja .

Publications (selection)

Monographs and edited volumes
  • Networked systems: Frederic Vester's bio-cybernetic concept - an attempt to overcome the environmental crisis. Technische Universität Berlin: Workshop reports of the Institute for Landscape Economics, Issue 9. Berlin 1985. ISBN 3-7983-10785
  • The inner world of the outer world. The beautiful landscape as a socio-theoretical problem. = Landscape development and environmental research, issue 100. Berlin 1996. ISBN 978-3-7983-1672-0
  • Lüntenbeck. House - yard - good. Wuppertal 1998, 64 pp.
  • Nordpark forest area. Alleys, playgrounds, game reserves. With Martin Lücke and Margot Sundermann. Edition Köndgen, 2011. ISBN 3-93984-314-8
  • Green Mile Lüntenbeck. Castle, city forest, Lüntenberg. Edition Köndgen, 2011. ISBN 3-93984-315-6
  • Mirker Hain water kingdom. The rustling of leaves, splashing, birdsong. With Brigitte Alexander, Gabriele Hartmann, Bernd Huppertsberg, Csilla Letay, Martin Lücke, Heiner Mokroß, Wasserfreunde Wuppertal , Reimund Westerholz, Karl-Eberhard Wilhelm. Edition Köndgen, 2012. ISBN 3-93984-324-5
  • Landscape park zoological garden. Pretzel paths, carpet beds, tree jewels. With Gertrud Ahr, Sonja Bick, Henry von Bose, Elke Brychta, Dirk Fischer, Andreas Haeser-Kalthoff, Bruno Hensel, Peter Keller, Arne Lawrenz , Arno Mersmann, Ute Nolden-Seemann, Anna-Maria Reihold, André Stadler, Johannes Vesper, Barbara Vogt, Ilona Weyer. Edition Köndgen, 2013. ISBN 3-93984-339-3
  • Hardt garden monument. Rocks, palm trees, observation towers. With Elke Brychta, Elisabeth Bückmann, Klaus-Günther Conrads, Dirk Fischer, Arno Mersmann, Günther van Norden, Gela Preisfeld, Anne-Maria Reinhold, Andreas Schmiedecke, Christoph Schwab, Sibille Spiegel, Frank Telöken. Edition Köndgen, 2013. ISBN 3-93984-338-5
  • Barmer plants. Barmer Beautification Association since 1864. With André Bovenkamp, Hans Joachim de Bruyn-Ouboter , Elke Brychta, Klaus-Günther Conrads, Wolfgang Uwe Eckart, Jürgen Eidam, Dirk Fischer, Horst Heidermann , Uwe Lemmer, Irmela Löw, Martin Lücke, Albert Vosteen. Edition Köndgen, 2014. ISBN 3-93984-345-8
  • City park de Weerth garden. Villa, cliff, pleasure complex. With Brigitte Alexander, Elke Brychta, Gertrude Cepl-Kaufmann , Förderverein Historische Parkanlagen Wuppertal eV, Claus Lange, Martin Lücke, Reinhard Lutum, Johannes Nattland, Dirk Norpoth, Michael Okroy, Anna-Maria Reinhold, Detlef Schmitz, Gisela Schniewind, Manfred Wichelhaus. Edition Köndgen, 2016. ISBN 3-93984-355-5
  • From the Heydt Königshöhe. Summer residence, Kiesberg, Ehrenfriedhof. With Brigitte Alexander, Elke Brychta, Uwe Eckardt, Gerhard Finckh , Rainer Friedrich, Heike Ising-Alms, Martin Lücke, Detlef Schmitz, Michael Streuf, Albert Vosteen. Edition Köndgen, 2017. ISBN 3-93984-381-4

In magazines

  • The baroque garden as a preparation for the idea of ​​“landscape”. In: Stadt + Grün 46, 1997. pp. 157–164
  • Not from yesterday. Cultural landscape between protection and change. In: Stadt + Grün 47, 1998. pp. 634–640
  • Preliminary considerations for transforming a Wuppertal rubbish mountain into a very special nature park. Wilde Kippe Lüntenbeck. In: Stadt + Grün 48, 1999.
  • On the future of the aesthetic landscape. In: Wolkenkuckucksheim , 4th year, issue 2, 2000

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Dieter D. Genske , Susanne Hauser : The fallow land as an opportunity: A transdisciplinary dialogue about space used. Springer-Verlag, 2013. ISBN 3-64255-791-0 , p. 275.
  2. ↑ a b Dr. Antonia Dinnebier. ( Memento from October 2, 2017 in the Internet Archive ) In: wuppertal.de
  3. ↑ Country Concept . Website from Antonia Dinnebier.
  4. ↑ Castle administration . In: schloss-luentenbeck.de
personal data
SURNAME Dinnebier, Antonia
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German landscape planner and author
DATE OF BIRTH November 15, 1958