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Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes JörgILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY Prof. Antje Stokman
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 2ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
problem statement
> unhealthy living conditions
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 3ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
problem statement
> unhealthy living conditions
> high-cost &
hight-maintainance
infrastructure systems
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 4ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
problem statement
> unhealthy living conditions
> high-cost &
hight-maintainance
infrastructure systems
> high-cost &
hight-maintainance
urban landscapes
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 5ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
potentials of
green infrastructure
> low-cost
> low-maintainance
> multi-functional
> flexible/ adapting/ resilient
systems
> high potentials for
> low-density suburbia
> shrinking city
> fast growing megacity
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
systems
>
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 6ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
potentials of
urban wetlands
> climate regulation
> flood / storm water control
> water / soil purification
> food / bio-fuel production
> wildlife habitat
> recreation
> social interaction
> environmental education
> aesthetic experience
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 7ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
strategic approaches
> nature conservation
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 8ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
strategic approaches
> nature conservation
> ecological engineering
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 9ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
strategic approaches
> nature conservation
> ecological engineering
> ecological design
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 10ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
integrated approach
> integration of ecology,
engineering & aesthetics
> mulit-functional: economic
natural, social, cultral
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 11ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Red Ribbon Park
Qinhuangdao, Hebei
> riparian park
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 12ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Red Ribbon Park
Qinhuangdao, Hebei
> riparian park
> generate public value
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 13ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Red Ribbon Park
Qinhuangdao, Hebei
> riparian park
> generate public value
> low impact
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 14ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Red Ribbon Park
Qinhuangdao, Hebei
> riparian park
> generate public value
> low impact
> new aesthetics
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 15ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Red Ribbon Park
Qinhuangdao, Hebei
> riparian park
> generate public value
> low impact
> new aesthetics
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 16ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Red Ribbon Park
Qinhuangdao, Hebei
> riparian park
> generate public value
> low impact
> new aesthetics
> integration of
cultural heritage
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 17ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Red Ribbon Park
Qinhuangdao, Hebei
> riparian park
> generate public value
> low impact
> new aesthetics
> integration of
cultural heritage
> rededicaton of existing
elements
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 18ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Qunli Storm Water Park
Harbin, Heilongjiang
> storm water
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 19ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Qunli Storm Water Park
Harbin, Heilongjiang
> storm water
> preserving wetland
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 20ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Qunli Storm Water Park
Harbin, Heilongjiang
> storm water
> preserving wetland
> reconnection of
water networks
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 21ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Qunli Storm Water Park
Harbin, Heilongjiang
> storm water
> preserving wetland
> reconnection of
water networks
> absorbing, cleansing,
storing storm water
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 22ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Qunli Storm Water Park
Harbin, Heilongjiang
> storm water
> preserving wetland
> reconnection of
water networks
> absorbing, cleansing,
storing storm water
> recharging aquifer
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 23ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Qunli Storm Water Park
Harbin, Heilongjiang
> storm water
> preserving wetland
> reconnection of
water networks
> absorbing, cleansing,
storing storm water
> recharging aquifer
> contribution to
environmental amenity
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 24ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Houtan Park
Shanghai Expo, China
> polluted water
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 25ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Houtan Park
Shanghai Expo, China
> polluted water
> constructed wetlands
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 26ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Houtan Park
Shanghai Expo, China
> polluted water
> constructed wetlands
> clansing water
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 27ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Houtan Park
Shanghai Expo, China
> polluted water
> constructed wetlands
> clansing water
> recreational park
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 28ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Houtan Park
Shanghai Expo, China
> polluted water
> constructed wetlands
> clansing water
> recreational park
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 29ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
Houtan Park
Shanghai Expo, China
> polluted water
> constructed wetlands
> clansing water
> recreational park
> new aesthetic
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes Jörg Seite 30ILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
conclusions
for implementation
of urban wetlands
> transdisciplinary approach
> multi-functional space use
> multi-level benefits
> active contribution
to urban developement
challenges > potentials > strategies > integrated approach > projects > conclusions
Dipl.-ing. (FH) Johannes JörgILPÖ STUTTGART UNIVERSITY Prof. Antje Stokman
PLANNING, DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN WETLANDS
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