Increased use of modern technology in landscape architecture is intended to combat the negative consequences of climate change. But where is this development leading? How far can the technological optimization of nature go? What opportunities and risks do the cyborg landscapes of the future hold? At the 16. Weihenstephaner Forum of the Technical University of Munich, organized in cooperation with the Schafhof - European Art Forum Upper Bavaria, international experts and artists will explore these questions. At the same time, the exhibition "Artificial Genesis" will take place at Schafhof Freising.
All interested parties are cordially invited to the symposium on Friday, October 20 from 9 am - 6 pm: Schafhof - European Art Forum Upper Bavaria Am Schafhof 1, 85354 Freising. Admission is free and prior registration is not required.
Friday October 20, 2023
09:00 | Welcome & Coffee Schafhof – European Art Forum Upper Bavaria Am Schafhof 1, 85354 Freising |
09:30 | Welcome and Introduction: Prof. Dr. Udo Weilacher | GER chair for Landscape Architecture and Transformation TUM |
09:50 | Presentation: Ilkka Halso| FIN |
10:30 | Presentation: Dr. Natalie Marie Gulsrud | DK |
Coffee Break | |
11:40 | Presentation: Prof. Dr. Steven Velegrinis | USA |
12:30 | Lunch |
14:00 | Presentation: Prof. Dr. Essam Heggy | USA/EGY |
14:50 | Presentation Prof. Dr. Daixin Dai | CHN |
Coffee Break | |
16:00 | Presentation. Prof. Dr. ir. Paul Roncken | NL Managing Director, NatuurCollege Foundation, Guest researcher, Wageningen University & Research |
16:50 | Panel discussion |
18:00 | Closing of symposium |
Cooperation and funding
Prof. Dr. sc. ETH Udo Weilacher Chair of Landscape and Transformation Technical University of Munich TUM School of Engineering and Design | ||
In cooperation with: Schafhof European Art Forum Upper Bavaria | ||
Funding: Alumni-Club Landschaft TU München e.V. TUM Graduate School TUM School of Engineering and Design TUM School of Life Sciences Technische Universität München |