Official Name:
Bundeskammer der Ziviltechniker:innen – Sektion Zivilingenieur:innen – Bundesfachgruppe Raumplanung, Landschaftsarchitektur und Geographie
Official Abbreviation:
bAIK
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ECTP-CEU member since:
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Date of foundation:
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Number of members:
90
President:
Daniel FÜGENSCHUH
Secretary General:
Karina BRUCKNER
Delegate/s to the ECTP-CEU:
Gerhard VITTINGHOFF; Bogdana ANDROSJUK
E-mail contact:
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Website:
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LinkedIn profile:
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… on balanced employment and life opportunities in the country, region and municipality. If land is to retain its value and our living space its character in times of change, its use must be prepared in a future-oriented manner. After all, the optimal development of municipalities, cities and regions has long since included more than capital and beautiful building.
… an environment worth living in by translating the various demands of humans on nature and open space into feasible planning steps: Shaping and designing, as well as remediation, securing, protecting and caring for nature and landscape are focal points of landscape planning.
Spatial planning brings order and structure to your plans, makes future trends visible and creates the basis for the optimal use of your investments. This is for the benefit of the population, the economy and the environment, because holistic planning prevents half-measures.
We do not leave you alone in the implementation of your plans and never lose sight of the common goal of a holistic solution. We are a reliable partner in planning, project management, official procedures and overall coordination.
On the basis of knowledge of ecological relationships, landscape planning creates the basis for the preservation of the diversity, uniqueness and beauty of nature and landscape (specialist planning for nature conservation) and for comprehensive protection of resources, including the preservation of an intact environment. This is done in specialist articles on local and supra-regional spatial planning, such as landscape and open space concepts and landscape plans, but also in ecological sectoral planning, such as cultural landscape and land development projects, water conservation concepts, recultivation plans and protected area concepts. The best possible protection of the natural resources soil, water, air, vegetation and fauna is the aim of landscape planning in contributions to environmental impact assessments and in the ecological accompanying planning for larger construction projects.
Design competence and detailed knowledge of the green building material plant are the starting point of landscape planning for the creation of high-quality, aesthetically pleasing green and open spaces for people. The services range from the first sketchy solution proposals to the design and detailed planning to the supervision of the execution.
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