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Academic level and semester:

Bachelor, 6^th semester

ECTS credits/workload per semester:

6 / 150

Contact hours per week/contact hours per semester:

3 / 35

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In this module, students acquire knowledge, skills, and competencies in vegetation planning, plant use, and open space maintenance.

Vegetation Planning:

• Understand goals, functions, and special conditions of high-quality vegetation areas

• Apply design methods and typologies

• Analyze plantings and their structures

• Identify planning, execution, and maintenance errors

• Develop planting designs for areas with varying maintenance levels, integrating design, planning, and care requirements

Plant Use:

• Recognize plant types for high-quality and climate-adapted vegetation

• Understand design, planning, maintenance, site, and construction requirements

• Assess opportunities, limitations, and risks of plant use

• Make informed plant selection decisions

Open Space Maintenance:

• Understand methods and objectives of green space management

• Develop maintenance plans using facility and green space management techniques

• Apply appropriate tools and equipment

Students gain practical experience in documenting, analyzing, and designing planting plans, including trees, shrubs, perennials, and ferns for diverse urban and open spaces.

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