All Inclusive? Upgrading Munich’s Northern Fringe

The third LE:NOTRE Institute student competition asked for integrated approaches to the urban and peri-urban landscape of Munich’s North under the overall topic ‘inclusive landscapes’. 29 groups from 10 countries elaborated ideas at various scales for a landscape corridor between Freising and Dachau. Eight international teams were honoured at the award ceremony on May 19, 2017, as part of the 6^th LE:NOTRE Institute Landscape Forum held in Freising from May 16-20. The first prize was issued to a mixed team from HSWT Weihenstephan-Triesdorf, Germany, and La Sapienza University Rome, Italy. The competition was supported by Bavarian Branch of the German Professional Association of Landscape Architects (BDLA Bavaria) and Munich Airport.

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Prize Winning Projects

First Prize: Inclusive Landscape Munich North

Authors: Ziou He, Eliza Salman, Giada di Sante, Evgeniia Telnykh
University: Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences and La Sapienza University

Second Prize: Green Corridors

Authors: Marusa Čiča, Lara Rus, Nika Pirc, Ziva Zupancic
University: University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

Third Prize: The Nature of Art

Authors: Anna Benkö, Nora Csik, Edmond István Kelemen, Johannes Martin, Lili Nagy, IvettSzekerczés , Gabriella Sogor, Julia Thurnay
Universities: Szent István University Budapest with Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences

Fourth Prize: Pick a Pixel

Authors: Reingard Aichinger, Azra Kunic, Fernando Montano, Ani Nalbandyan
University: Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University

Honorable Mentions

Honorable Mention: A strategic approach: demographic change and brownfield recycling

Author: Jamie Crean
University: University College Dublin

Honorable Mention: Innovative preservation

Authors: Nicolas Lernouldt, Gerben Hartgerink, Josselin Snoek, Rosalunde Keip, Thijmen van Loon, Ahmed Esmail
University: Wageningen University