In connection with the Graduation Year, the Landscape Architecture Group of Wageningen University & Research is organizing a series of events in which professionals, students and university staff get to know each other, exchange ideas and inspiration: the LAR-Live events. Each event consists of a student work exhibition, MSc student presentations and a keynote presentation from prominent colleagues in the field.

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The first part of this form is for registration for the LAR-Live day-program which takes place in the Forum building.

The second part of this form (below) is about the evening programme in the Omnia building: Ruimtelijke Ordening NU!, with a separate registration link. 

16:30 - 18:00         Student presentations (MSc-theses in progress)

FUNCTIONAL LANDSCAPES (B0408), introduced by Samaneh Nickayin

• Food and Flooding: Designing an Integrated System of Stormwater Green Infrastructure and Urban Agriculture, by Ruben Louwerse.
• A Nature-based Solution “Paddy field dam”: Designing a paddy field dam system as a nature-based solution to address pluvial flooding in the Netherlands, by Fuyuki Wakayama.
• Royal Roads: Defining design principles for spatially and functionally coherent cultural heritage systems, by Stijn van de Ven.
• Towards battery parks exceeding storage capacity: the siting and design of landscape-inclusive battery parks in The Netherlands, by Jorrit Meijer.

 

CLIMATE RESPONSIVE LANDSCAPES (B0409), introduced by Sanda Lenzholzer

• Adapting metropolitan open spaces to climate change: a cultural landscape perspective, by Sander Keur.
• The future of the historical city centre: Cooling or Cultural values, by Gijs Niesink.
• Cooling the Schoolyard: Implementing Climate-Responsive Design to Mitigate Heat Stress for Children in Elementary Schools, by Eline Ranshuysen.
• Urban expansion rooted in the Landscape: Climate-responsive urban expansion based on the influence of landscape characteristics surrounding Zwolle, by Minke Asperen.

 

BIODIVERSE LANDSCAPES (B0430), introduced by Homero Penteado

• Predators in the city: designing urban green spaces to adapt a stable stone marten population, by Job Abbink.
• Urban Wildlife Conservation: Design Strategies for Hedgehog Liveability in Dutch Urban Landscapes, by Leon Herrenauw.
• Designing Amphibian Friendly Urban Green Spaces, by Inge Mekkering.

 

LIVEABLE LANDSCAPES (B0503), introduced by Lisanne Struckman

• A Growing Community Space: integrating urban agriculture to foster community building in Milton, Glasgow, by Yaro Berendsen.
• LIVEABLE CORRIDORS - Creating comfortable multisensory cycle routes through urban areas, a case study in Ghent Belgium, by Ludovic Henderson.
• DARE_DEV.: Design for Adolescent Development through Thrill-Seeking Activity Interventions, by Lissy Jones.
• The Next Wave: Co-creating a nature-based primary dike landscape along the Westerschelde with youth, by Mees Linders.