Planning and Realization of Urban Green Spaces

A.Y. 2018/2019
6
Max ECTS
56
Overall hours
SSD
AGR/03
Language
Italian
Learning objectives
Constructing contemporary landscapes requires specific skills and innovative solutions to achieve sustainability goals and improve functions and benefits of green areas in the urban environment. Skills and innovative solutions are needed to turn a project idea into a constructed reality.
The basis for the enduring success of a constructed green area is therefore a respect for the properties of the materials used, as well as construction methods suitable for materials and functions. The course gives a basic overview of materials, construction methods, and vegetation techniques used in urban-context planning.
Expected learning outcomes
Soil components, properties, classification. Soil protection. Grade and quality criteria of plantings. Groups plantings by use. Lawns and other seeded areas. Ground modeling and earthworks. Planting technique and care of vegetation surfaces. Laying out and care of lawns and meadows. Surface drainage. Vertical planting. Green roofs.
Single course

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Course syllabus and organization

Single session

Responsible
Lesson period
Second semester
Course syllabus
The first part outlines materials used out of doors, presenting their basic properties as well as their qualities; The second describes how and with what elements outdoor complexes are built. Plants as a construction material area a central theme. Characteristic, possibilities for use and quality requirements for different plant groups are considered.
Teaching methods
Testi in italiano: ¿ Spazi Verdi ¿ Manuale di progettazione e gestione agro-ambientale P.Lassini, G. Sala, L. Bertin - Edagricole 2014 ¿ Verde pensile in Italia e in Europa ¿ P. Abram Il Verde editoriale 2006Dispense fornite dal docente
AGR/03 - ARBORICULTURE AND FRUITCULTURE - University credits: 6
Field activity: 8 hours
Practicals: 8 hours
Lessons: 40 hours
Professor: Peterle Marco
Professor(s)