Landscape Architect Portfolio '16

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

CV PORTFOLIO ‘06-’16

Evgenia Telnykh /

International Master of Landscape Architecture evgenia.telnykh@gmail.com

CONTENTS // ABOUT ME PROFESSIONAL

ACADEMIC

HOBBIES

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Curriculum Vitae

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Residential Area in Marina Bay

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Playground in Multifamily Housing Area

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School Yard

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Roof Garden

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Therapeutical Garden

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Private Garden with Tennis Court

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Recreational Space for Riding School

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Residentional Garden

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Charm of Woodland Garden

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Garden in a Cottage Village

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All Season Blossoming Garden

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Building Scenarios

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Story of Freising

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International Workshop Participation

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Urban Lighting Design

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Painting

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ABOUT ME / evgenia.telnykh@gmail.com

curriculum vitae

Evgeniia Telnykh /

International Master of Landscape Architecture / Germany

e-mail mobile home address on-line portfolio issuu WORK EXPERIENCE

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evgenia.telnykh@gmail.com +49 1525 9912932 Lange Point 7, 85354 Freising, Germany http://www.archilovers.com/evgenia/ https://issuu.com/jennyfertee

02/2016 – 03/2016, 08/2016 – 09/2016 ‘VERTE’, Alta, Norway www.verte.no — landscape and architectural bureau

Landscape architect trainee Landscape concepts for public spaces. Selecting materials, furniture, planting elements. Illustrated report development.

03/2015 – 02/2016 ‘Acron’, Moscow, Russia www.acron.ru — Chemical fertilizer production

Landscape architect Elaboration of concept, planting plan, paving, exterior lighting. Basic 3D renders. Collaboration with supplies. Selecting materials, furniture, planting elements. Outline Specification for hard and soft landscape.

05/2014 – 12/2014 ‘IL NATURE’, Moscow, Russia - London, UK www.ilnature.co.uk — Garden company

Landscape architect Private gardens concepts development: selecting exclusive landscape features - furniture, lighting, paving, vegetation. Collaboration with customers. 3d-visualisation. Materials and plants palette.

09/2013 – 04/2014 ‘Les Art Resort’, Moscow, Russia www.lesresort.ru — Hotels, restaurants, spa

Garden maintenance team Leader Management of the garden maintenance team. Controlling of regular maintenance of hotel green area, including preserving indoor plants and greenhouses: irrigation, treatment, fertilizing. Collaboration with suppliers, arboretums, contractors.

03/2011 – 07/2013 ‘Kursk State Polytechnic College”, Kursk, Russia www.kg-college.ru — Education

Teacher Teaching in the field of garden planning and design. Participation in competitions, presentations, running floral and gardening workshops.

Conducting group of students in exchange program in Germany.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING 10/2015 - 10/2017 Hochschule Weihenstephan-Triesdorf, Freising, Germany International Master of Landscape Architecture 06/2016 Landscape Education for Democracy intensive on-site workshop, Zingonia (BG), Italy Organized by University of Bologna, University of Kassel, LE:NOTRE Institute, Norwegian University of Life Science, Szent Istvan University, Nurtingen-Geislingen University 10/2012 - 05/2013 Voronezh State University, Voronezh, Russia The Presidential program on training managers for enterprises of national economy of the Russian Federation Management 11/2011 Stiftung Rehabilitationszentrum Thuringer Wald Schluesingen, Germany Practical course on floristic 09/2004 – 06/2010 Voronezh State Architectural University, Voronezh, Russia International department Architecture and site design 09/2000 – 06/2004 School of Art, Voronezh, Russia Diploma of fine arts 09/1994 – 06/2004 Secondary School, Lyceum №5, Voronezh, Russia General education certificate

TECH SKILLS AutoCAD AutoCAD Civil 3D PhotoShop InDesign ArcGIS VectorWorks SketchUp ShaderLight Microsoft Office 3dMAX Cinema 4D Freehand Sketching

LANGUAGES Russian - mother tongue, English – B2 (IELTS 6), German – A2, French – A1 ESSENTIAL SKILLS Preparation drafts and specifications, layout development, 3d-visualization, making plant assortment list, drawing up project budget, design architectural details PERSONAL SKILLS Honesty, reliability, high operational readiness, sociability, team spirit, resilience, selfreliance, joy of learning KNOWLEDGE Range of vegetation for specific climate zones, inclusive design, universal design, engineering solutions for landscape construction and planting, building codes and aesthetic principles HOBBIES Painting in oil and water colors, floristic, gardening, reading, travelling 7

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Residential Area in Marina Bay St.Petersburg, Russia ‘Verte’, spring 2016 Open forest parkland/ Entrance area with large trees (Acer) that forms an open forest parkland with light green leaves in spring, full green during summer, and bright orange and red in the autumn. The groundcover consists of green and robust evergreen perennials (Pachysandra) with patches of blue and white crocuses to create the feel of an early spring.

MASTER PLAN

LEGEND Lawn grid Lawn Small architectural shapes Buildings Groundcover perennials and grasses Rubber asphalt playground Special covering for playgrounds and sportsgrounds

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Landscape Elements Inventory

The seaside park/ A walkway with soft bends takes you on a pleasant walk along the seaside. Where the entrances from the Lounge Balconies meet the walkway you will find meeting points with benches and typical seaside grass and perennial plantings. The whole walkway meanders through plantings of apple trees and weeping willows that will give a green roof with white flowers in spring, and apples to pick later in summer.

Blue carpet Playground/ The central attraction of the playground is the Blue Carpet with small and shapes that makes it exciting to move around. Trampolines are integrated in the carpet and makes it a fun place to be. Other activities are sand volley and a climbing wall. Big size benches are inviting people to sit down, and trees in large planters give green volume and frames the view towards the sea.

Lounge Balconies/ Facing the Seaside park, on the upper level of the residential outdoor areas, you will find a green Lounge Balcony with reclining chairs, parasols, barbecue equipment and big size benches.

All furniture are moveable so in wintertime and special occasions the balconies can be open spaces. The green lawn has a reinforced drivable grid of rubber that makes it robust, and still green and inviting.

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Playground in Multifamily Housing Area St.Petersburg, Russia. ‘Verte’, summer 2016

The Magic Garden Playground/ The playground is designed with inspiration from the Russian fairytale “The magic little flower” with its seven petals as secluded spaces for play encircled by shrubs. The secluded spaces have a groundcover of rubber asphalt made into rounded shapes that children enjoys to climb on, sit on and make stories around. The seven petals will be designed for to meet the demands of each age group with these four parameters in mind; motoric activity, theme play, exploring and rest. The circular island have benches that are inviting people to sit down, and trees in large planters give green volume and frames the view towards the river.

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LEGEND Lawn grid Lawn Hedges Buildings Rubber asphalt playground

Lounge Balcony/ Connected to the playground, facing the Riverside parkland, on the upper level of the residential outdoor areas, you will find a green Lounge Balcony with reclining chairs, parasols, barbecue equipment and comfortable benches. All furniture is moveable so in wintertime and special occasions the balcony will be an open space.

The Riverside parkland/ The concept is inspired by leaves and waves, and the soft bends takes you on a pleasant walk along the riverside. Where the entrances from the upper level of the residential meet the seaside walkway you will find meeting points with benches and typical riverside grass and perennial plantings. The whole walkway meanders through plantings of apple trees and weeping willows that will give a green roof with white flowers in spring, and apples to pick later in summer.

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School Yard Vadsø, Norway ‘Verte’, summer 2016

PLANTING PLAN

GRØNTANLEGG GRØNTANLEGG Spesielle krav tilkrav materialer og utførelse Spesielle til materialer og utførelse Det forutsettes at det brukes klimaherdige sorter av gressfrø og Det forutsettes at det brukes klimaherdige sorter av gressfrø og plantemateriale. plantemateriale.

Vekstjorden skal bestå mellom 30-50 vektprosent vekstjord, Vekstjorden skalav bestå av mellom 30-50 vektprosent vekstjord, 30-50 vektprosent sand ogsand mindre enn 10 enn % leire, min.og 2-3% 30-50 vektprosent og mindre 10 %ogleire, min. 2-3% organisk materiale.

Vekstjord skal holde 5.5-6.5. organisk materiale.

Vekstjord skalPH: holde PH: 5.5-6.5.

A. Tilsåing av grasbakke A. Tilsåing av grasbakke Levering og utlegging av vekstmasser, jordbearbeiding samt samt Levering og utlegging av vekstmasser, jordbearbeiding kalkingkalking og gjødsling, omfatter event. av og pålessing fra depot. og gjødsling, omfatter event. av og pålessing fra depot.

Tykkelse: min 15 min cm tykkelse.

Vekstmassene som leveres skal skal Tykkelse: 15 cm tykkelse.

Vekstmassene som leveres ikke inneholde ugress ugress og røtter bestanddeler som kan virke ikke inneholde ogeller røtter eller bestanddeler som kan virke skadelig på planter eller frø, og være fri for uønskede skadelig på planter eller frø, og være fri for uønskede gjenstander.

Skal ikke inneholde stein større 30 enn mm.30 mm. gjenstander.

Skal ikke inneholde stein enn større

3. Sorbus fruticosa 'Ås' 3. Sorbus fruticosa 'Ås' / Kvitrogn Ås / Kvitrogn Ås

C. Plantearbeider trær trær C. Plantearbeider Komplett med levering, gjødsling, kalkingkalking og plantearbeider og Komplett med levering, gjødsling, og plantearbeider og vanning. vanning.

4. Lonicera involucrata 'Marit' 4. Lonicera involucrata 'Marit' / Skjermleodved 'Marit' / Skjermleodved 'Marit'

5. Syringa josikaea 'Hogler' 5. Syringa josikaea 'Hogler' / Ungarsk syrin 'Hogler' / Ungarsk syrin 'Hogler'

TEGNFORKLARING TEGNFORKLARING

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2. Pinus sylvestrus 2. Pinus sylvestrus / Lokal Furu / Lokal Furu

B. Plantearbeider buskerbusker og stauder B. Plantearbeider og stauder Komplett med levering, gjødsling, kalkingkalking og plantearbeider og Komplett med levering, gjødsling, og plantearbeider og vanning. vanning.

ANNET ANNET

STAUDER STAUDER

1. Sorbus aucuparia 1. Sorbus aucuparia / Rogn / Rogn

BUSKER BUSKER

TRÆR TRÆR

Overflaten skal finplaneres.

Vanning dersomdersom nødvendig.

Flaten Flaten Overflaten skal finplaneres.

Vanning nødvendig. skal haskal 100% innen overtakelse.

Massene måles som hadekning 100% dekning innen overtakelse.

Massene måles som fast masse. fast masse.

6. Ribes rubrum 6. Ribes rubrum / Rubina søtrips / Rubina søtrips

6. Ribes nigrum 6. Ribes nigrum / Sunderbyn solbar / Sunderbyn solbar

7. Cornus sericea 7. Cornus sericea / Kornell / Kornell

8. Spiraea betulifolia 'Alnarp' 8. Spiraea betulifolia 'Alnarp' / Bjorkebladspirea 'Alnarp' / Bjorkebladspirea 'Alnarp'

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SIGN. SIGN. DATO DATO

VadsøVadsø kommune kommune

Verte landskap - arkitektur AS AS Verte landskap - arkitektur

PostboksPostboks 1034, 9503 Alta, tlf:78443033, www.verte.no 1034, 9503 Alta, tlf:78443033, www.verte.no

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Roof Garden

preliminary design sketch

Alta, Norway ‘Verte’, autumn 2016

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1. Dining place 2. Launge area 3. Small kids playground 4. Coffe place 5. Balcony 6. Private gardens 7. Water feature

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Therapeutical Garden Vadsø, Norway ‘Verte’, autumn 2016

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Private Garden with Tennis Court Moscow, Russia ‘Acron’, summer 2015

LEGEND 1. Summer house 2. Tennis court 3. Pergola 4. Smimming pool 5. Sauna 6. Main house 7. House for staff

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Riding School Public Garden Moscow, Russia ‘Acron’, summer 2015 Situation plan 4

Нижний манеж 2 1760 м

Focus area 5 Нижний плац 2 1800 м

2 Открытое поле 2 2100 м

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Открытое поле 2 2047 м

Верхний манеж 2 1400 м

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LEGEND 1. Fountain 2. Bench 3. Outdoor light 4. Pathway 5. Stepping stones 6. Group of bushes (Juniperus sabina ‘Tamariscifolia’) 7. Low hedge (Spiraea japonica ‘Little Princess’) 8. Trees (Acer platanoides globosum) 9. Big single bushes (Spiraea x cinerea ‘Grefsheim’) 10. Ornamental grasses and perennials 11. Tall hedge (Cornus alba ‘Sibirica’) 12. Lawn

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Residentional Garden Moscow, Russia ‘Il Nature’, autumn 2014

MASTER PLAN

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OUTDOOR LIGHTING CONCEPT

PAVEMENT SCHEME

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Charm of Woodland Garden

VEGETATION PLAN

Moscow, Russia ‘Il Nature’, spring 2014

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LEGEND TREES AND SHRUBS 1. Acer negundo ‘Aureo variegatum’ 2. Syringa vulgaris ‘Andenken an Ludwig Spath’ 3. Syringa vulgaris ‘Mme Lemoine’ 4. Syringa vulgaris 5. Amelanchier lamarckii 6. Crataegus prunifolia Heckenelement 7. Euonymus alatus Schirmform 8. Euonymus alatus Kugel 9. Syringa josikaea 10. Tilia intermedia ‘Pallida’ Spalierform 11. Cotoneaster lucidus 12. Cornus alba ‘Spaedhii’ 13. Hydrangea arborescens “Annabelle” 14. Hydrangеa paniculata 15. Philadelphus coronarius 16. Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Darts Gold’ 17. Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Diabolo’ 18. Spiraea cinerea ‘Grefsheim’ 19. Spiraea japonica ‘Little Princess’ 20. Viburnum opulus ‘Roseum’ 21. Parthenocissus quinquefolia

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PERENNIALS GROUPS 22. Hosta fortunei “France” 23. Hosta sieboldiana ‘Elegance’ 24. Hosta fortunei ‘Hyacinthina’ 25. Hosta ‘Golden Tiara’ 26. Tiarella cordifolia 27. Dryopteris affinis ‘Pinderi’ 28. Astilbe arendsii “Gloria Purpurea” 29. Astilbe arendsii “Bumalda” 30. Astilbe chinensis “Visions in Red” 31. Astilbe chinensis “Purpurkerse” 32. Astilbe chinensis “Maggie Daley” 33. Astilbe japonica “Deutschland” 34. Astrantia major ‘Pink Pride’ 35. Aruncus dioicus 36. Bergenia cordifolia ‘Rotblum’ 37. Rodgersia aesculifolia 38. Brunnera macrophylla 39. Geranium macrorrhizum ‘Bevan’s Variety’ 40. Poligonatum multiflorum 41. Deschampsia caespitosa 42. Pulmonaria longifolia ‘Samourai’ 43. Molinia caerulea ‘Heidebraut’ 44. Pachysandra terminalis 45. Eupatorium maculatum ‘Atropurpureum’

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Anton Kippenberg’ 3. Armeria maritimа ‘Splendens’ 4. Briza media 5. Veronica spicata 6. Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Karl Foerster’ 7. Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Overdam’ 8. Dianthus alpinum ‘Rose Star’ 9. Deschampsia caespitosa 10. Allium schoenoprasum 11. Miscantus sinensis ‘Silberfeder’ 12. Euphorbia polychroma 13. Aubrieta ‘Cascade Red’ 14. Sedum acre 15. Sedum kamtschaticum 16. Sedum kamtschaticum ‘Variegatum’ 17. Sedum spurium ‘Roseum’ 18. Festuca glauca 19. Arrhenatherum bulbosum 20. Sesleria caerulea 21. Thymus praecox ‘Pseudolanuginosus’ 22. Phalaris arundinacea 23. Phlox subulata 24. Salvia nemorosa ‘Blau Konigin’ 25. Elymus arenarius

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Garden in a Cottage Village Moscow, Russia ‘Il Nature’, summer 2014

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All Season Blossoming Garden Moscow, Russia ‘Il Nature’, summer 2014

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MASTER PLAN

AUGUST - SEPTEMBER

JULY

MAY - JUNE

SEASONAL COLOUR PALETTE

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Building Scenarios of Sustainable Development South Tyrol, Italy ‘IMLA’ HSWT, summer semester 2016

Analysis of natural environment of Vinscgau

❷Vinschgau region in South Tyrol

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Vinschgau/Val Venosta is located in the western part of the Italian province of South Tyrol, on the border with Switzerland and Austria. The large (1,441 km2) area includes 13 municipalities, ranging in population from Schlanders/Silandro (6,000 inhabitants) to Glurns/ Glorenza (880 inhabitants), the smallest town in South Tyrol. Vinschgau/Val Venosta is characterized by a specific cultural landscape that combines agriculture at the bottom of the valley (primarily apples) with the glaciated peaks of some of the highest mountains in the central Alps, including the Ortler/ Ortles (3,900 m).

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Analysis of coniferous forest succession shows changes in landuse,degradation of forests to transitional woodland/shrubland area and progressive transition from transitional w/s area to coniferous forest. Also on the basis of this analysis we can see people's activities in Vinschgau region. On the areas where forests degradated to lower stadium shows in those areas where excessive logging, on areas where forests dissapeared we can assume that there where cutted for making building land purposes. On areas where there are transitional w/s areas that are not caused by the degradation of forests, we can assume that these were former meadows and pastures that have been abandoned. New forests that have been grown from transitional w/s areas shows natural progressive succession, and new forest that have been grown on another landuse area can refer to a conclusion that those forest are planted by humans.

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Story of Freising. The Way to a Secret Garden Freising, Germany ‘IMLA’ HSWT, summer semester 2016

The aim of this project is to develop path conecting city centre of Freising to the landscape. We realized that it is very important to discover beautuiful places that are hidden in Freising and not very good accessible for an outsider and thanks our route the tourist, as well like habitants of Freisng can easier access the green spots of this city.

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The itinerary starts at the main railway station in Freising.

Going out of the station (1) we could be a little confused, because there does not exist the specific way leading to the city. We see a parking situation (for bikes and cars) covered with deciduous trees. When we will go right we will come to the Bahnhofstraße (2) with interesting architecture (3). Continuing our walk on Obere Hauptstraße we find ourselves in the core of old markt in Freising (5). Going further, the path leads through the

housing area and leads towards Sichtungsgarden (10), where we can find beautiful plants and relax a little. The route is continouing to the lake Thalhauser Graben (14) and further through the beautiful meadow which is in the middle of TUM campus (18). Going up the Weihenstephaner Berg we will reach the Oberdickgarden(19).

Our way continues on the Weihenstephaner Fußweg (20) and comes again to the Oberehauptstraße, where we will come back to the railway station.

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International Workshop Participation Zingonia, Italy ‘IMLA’ HSWT, summer semester 2016

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ingonia Reflourishing RifiorireZingonia from landscape to a landscape park / da Paesaggio a Paesaggio park Zingonia is built on a rural pattern.

However, this link to the landscape is hardly visible today. The Alps are very present visually though, connecting the territory to its wider context. But from the perspective on an everyday user clear spatial and functional links to the landscape are hard to find. This shortcoming continues inside Zingonia. Even if some good quality of open spaces with mature trees can be found all across Zingonia, especially around public facilities, this quality does not appear all across the community. Wide areas are treeless, concrete and asphalt dominates with negative consequences on the urban climate and the walkability of the streets. This working group focused on the wider landscape context of Zingonia. The idea is to strengthen this asset for the benefit of the community and its natural foundation. We built this concept on the theory of Green Infrastructure.

We jumped in scale and identified that Zingonia is located between two major regional parks running from the Alps in the North to the Po catchment area in the South along two large rivers: Parco delAdda and Parco del Serio. In between these two parks some communities

have already established parks of intercommunal interest (PLIS) . These parks help preventing further urban sprawl on agricultural land. In addition to this core objective they help validating these ‘everyday landscapes’ for cultural, environmental and recreational purposes. The landscape around Zingonia is the only missing piece in this line of protected areas. It could be complemented by a park of intercommunal interest established by the communities that constituteZingonia. This would create strong links to natural and semi-natural network at regional scale. Clearly, the ‘Zingonia Park’ would be outstanding compared to its neighbours because of its urban form which can be considered cultural heritage.

Green infrastructure is made up of any natural and semi natural space in our environment. The size and the quality of the individual elements is not the most important aspect. Instead, the way we achieve to connect and validate these as a whole is relevant. In that sense, the group went out by bike to find out which elements are already out there in the rural surroundings of Zingonia.

We found a lot of assets: open agricultural land with fantastic view to the Alps, the towers of Zingonia, the

water towers and of course the church towers, all of which are important landmarks constituting the identity of the place. We found the canal network of the field, which is borders by diverse vegetation, some brooks, farms, potential pick-nick places with good vistas and much more. The landscape around Zingonia has values and it needs a joint approach of the five municipalities to enhance its potential and benefits. Due to the short time spend on site it was not possible to map, categorize and evaluate all elements in detail. But we propose that this might be done as a follow-up activity.

Some detailed planning and visualisations have been done to show how the park could look for the

people. We imagine transition zones with multiple functions for example behind the four towers where there is a nice entry to the open landscape with a view to the Alps. Or recreational routs along the river Moretta which is currently marking the border between Verdello and Verdellino – it might become its connecting element in the future. Visitor information panels will illustrate directions and cultural/natural elements of the park.

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Urban Lighting Design Concept Voronezh, Russia ‘VGASU’, summer semester 2010

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Evgenia Telnykh landscape architect evgenia.telnykh@gmail.com +49 1525 9912932 85354 Freising| Germany