Kassel School of Landscape and Open Space Planning

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The Kassel School of landscape and open space planning is since the 1970s by Karl-Heinrich Hülbusch and employees (including Inge Meta Hülbusch and Helmut Evil) at the Polytechnic / University of Kassel worked out theory of landscape and open space planning, their object of his respect Aspects of use and examined from the perspective of its social significance . The Kassel School is not identical to the Department of Architecture, Urban and Landscape Planning at the University of Kassel. The open space planning of the Kassel school is mainly based on the self-sufficiency concept of Leberecht Migge and has transferred it to the everyday production of reproduction and autonomy in use. Accordingly, the local economy and the social disposal of natural productive forces are also addressed in landscape planning .

Regarding the method , the Kassel School is distinguished by the indicative scientific working method , the hermeneutics of everyday life and the use of vegetation science , with the help of which it has developed typological methods for the comprehensible mapping of open spaces (houses, gardens, streets, quarters, settlements). Research results of the Kasseler Schule are published by the working group Freiraum und Vegetation in the series "Notebook of the Kasseler Schule".

literature

  • Böse, Helmut, 1981: The appropriation of urban open spaces - contributions to the theory and social practice of open space; Working reports from the Department of Urban and Landscape Planning at the University of Kassel; Booklet 22; Kassel 1981.
    • 1986: role models instead of models; in: garden and landscape; Vol. 96; H. 11/1986; Reprinted in: Review of open space planning; Notebook of the Kassel School 10; Kassel 1990.
  • Hard, Gerhard, 1985: Urban lawns, viewed hermeneutically; in: Festschrift Elisabeth Lichtenberger; Edited by B. Backé / M. Seger; Klagenfurt Geographical Writings; Vol. 6; Pp. 29-52; Klagenfurt 1985.
    • 1990: Discipline encounters on a track; in: hard goods; Notebook of the Kassel School 18; Pp. 6-53; Kassel 1990
    • 1995; Tracks and trackers. On the theory of the aesthetics of tracking in vegetation and elsewhere; Osnabrück studies on geography; Vol. 16; Osnabrück 1995.
  • Hülbusch, Inge Meta, 1978: Inner house and outer house - social and enclosed space; Series of publications by OE 1 Architecture, Urban and Landscape Planning at the University of Kassel; Booklet 033; Kassel 1978.
  • Hülbusch, Karl-Heinrich, 1967: The landscape damage; Reprinted in: Gagel, Speik and Wegerich; Notebook of the Kassel School 52; Pp. 4-51; Kassel 1999.
    • 1981: On the ideology of public green planning; in: green in the city; Edited by Andritzki / Spitzer; Pp. 320-331; Reinbek 1981.
    • 1986: A plant-sociological "trace" for the history of a piece of landscape - grassland communities in La Fontenelle / Vosges - indicators of the course of agricultural production; in: Landscape and City; H. 2/1986; Pp. 60-72; Stuttgart; Reprinted in: Everyone talks about the country ... and other texts by and with Karl Heinrich Hülbusch; Notebook of the Kassel School 53; Pp. 100-119; Kassel 1999.
    • 1996: The street as open space; in: City and Green; Year 45; H. 4/1996; Reprinted in: Sooner or later; Notebook of the Kassel School 59. pp. 91–99; Kassel 2002.
    • 2003: Green planning is not open space planning. The big difference; in: Von “Gemeinen Hufen” (settlement, house, open space planning); Notebook of the Kassel School 64; Pp. 163-194; Kassel 2003.
  • Körner, Stefan, 2001: Theory and Methodology of Landscape Planning; Berlin 2001.
  • Lührs, Helmut, 1994: The vegetation as an indication of economic history; Notebook of the Kassel School 32; Kassel 1994.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Cf. E. Schmidt 1981: The natural garden - a new way ?; in: garden and landscape; Vol. 91; H. 11/1981; Pp. 877-884: p. 881; J. Milchert 1985: New Perspectives in Landscape and Open Space Planning ?; in: The Garden Department; Vol. 34; H. 9/1985; Pp. 459-461: p. 651; HW Hallmann 1992: The development of landscape architects and their training in Germany - Part 2; in: The Garden Department; Vol. 41; H. 3/1992; Pp. 165-170: p. 166; Ahrend 1992: The importance of the democratic planning approaches of the twenties for the emancipatory planning of the present; in: History and structure of landscape planning; Ed. U. Eisel / S. Schulz; Series of publications by the Department of Landscape Development at TU Berlin; Vol. 83; Pp. 247-278; Berlin 1992: pp. 265-278.
  2. ↑ Cf. Heinemann / Pommerening 1981: Structure and use of dysfunctional free spaces; Notebook of the Kassel School 12; Kassel 1989.
  3. ↑ See J. Milchert 1983: 'Appropriation of urban open spaces' - review; in: The Garden Department; Vol. 32; H. 2/1983; P. 116f.
  4. ↑ See S. Körner 2001: see lit .: p. 15.
  5. ↑ See IM Hülbusch 1978: see lit.
  6. ↑ See KH Hülbusch 1981: see lit.
  7. ↑ See KH Hülbusch 1986: see lit. H. Lührs 1994: see lit.
  8. ↑ See G. Hard 1995: see Lit. S. Körner 2001: see lit .: p. 318.
  9. ↑ See G. Hard 1990 s.Lit.
  10. ↑ See H. Hahne 1982: 'Die Spontane Vegetation der Stadt Kassel' - Review; in: The Garden Department; Vol. 31; H. 11/1982; P. 692f. G. Hard 1985: s.Lit. V. Seyfrang 1998: Contemporary use of perennials in public green spaces; in: City and Green; Vol. 47; H. 10; P. 313f; S. Koerner et al. 2002: Urban ecology and use of open spaces; in. city and green; Vol. 51; H. 9/2002; Pp. 33-43.
  11. ↑ See Harenburg / Wannangs 1991: From door to door; in: From house to house; Notebook of the Kassel School 23; Pp. 6-123; Kassel 1991. C. Theiling 1997: Bremer Serien; Kassler Schule 44 notebook; Kassel 1997.
  12. ↑ See: Website of the AG Freiraum und Vegetation

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