Adrienne Grêt-Regamey: Catalogue data in Spring Semester 2018

Name	Prof. Dr. Adrienne Grêt-Regamey
Field	Landscape and Environmental Planning
Address	Inst. f. Raum- u. Landschaftsentw. ETH Zürich, HIL H 51.3 Stefano-Franscini-Platz 5 8093 Zürich SWITZERLAND
Telephone	+41 44 633 29 57
E-mail	gret@ethz.ch
URL	http://www.plus.ethz.ch
Department	Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering
Relationship	Full Professor

Number	Title	ECTS	Hours	Lecturers
103-0338-00L	Project Week in Landscape Development Number of participants limited to 22. Remark: Students who are enrolled in this lecture cannot enroll in the lecture LE 701-1656-01L Introduction into Landscape Development.	5 credits	9P	S.‑E. Rabe, E. Celio, A. Grêt-Regamey
Abstract	In particular, the aspects measuring, understanding and assessing of landscape-relevant land-use, requirements and developments will be taught. Concerning the landscape development, aims will be developed and corresponding actions defined.
Objective	The students are able to: - recognize and name the structure of a landscape - recognize and undestand the history of land-use - recognize and undestand the context of arrangement of a landscape - assess a landscape in its entirety and in its single-elements - develop a vision of a landscape - prepare and provide substantiated actions
Content	The course consists of theoretical inputs, independent or assisted preparation, the project-week itself and post processing. Depending on the subject area to be processed (eg. water, landscape aesthetics, natural hazards, nature conservation), different methods are used. This applies to both the methods of investigation of landscape-elements and characteristics as well as the methods for evaluation of landscape-elements and characteristics. Subjects and methods are developed and defined in the preparation to be applied in the project week. Based on the assessments actions will be developed that are adapted to the definde question or problem in the light of a desirable development.
Lecture notes	- Handouts - Copies of selected literature Download: http://www.plus.ethz.ch/de/studium/vorlesungen/msc/projektwoche_landschaftsentwicklung.html
Literature	Will be named in the course.
Prerequisites / Notice	Requirements are an interest in landscape-related issues and commitment to developing proposals for solutions. Prerequisite: Knowledge and skills equivalent the course 103-0357-00 Umweltplanung I Students who are enrolled in this lecture cannot enroll in the lecture 701-1656-01L.
103-0488-00L	Seminar in Spatial Development and Infrastructure Systems	9 credits	18S	K. W. Axhausen, F. Corman, A. Grêt-Regamey, C. Richmond, B. Scholl
Abstract	This seminar offers the students the opportunity to research and present a topic of their choice in depth resulting in a term paper. The topic can be freely chosen after consultation with the chair supervising the student. The chairs will also provide a list of proposed topics.
Objective	Practise independent scientific working addressing a relevant topic from the range of the master's programme course.
Content	The students can work on a topic of their choice from the range of the he master's programme course.
701-1656-01L	Introduction into Landscape Development This course takes place if at least 5 students enroll. Students who are enrolled in this lecture cannot enroll in the lecture 103-0338-00L Project Week in Landscape Development. It ist necessary to enroll for the lecture 103-0330-00L Landscape Aesthetics (2 CP) to reach the required 5 CP.	3 credits	3G	S.‑E. Rabe, E. Celio, A. Grêt-Regamey
Abstract	The course provides an introduction to the theory and methodology of landscape planning. In particular, measuring, understanding and assessing of landscape-relevant land-use, requirements and developments will be taught. Concerning the landscape development, aims will be developed and corresponding actions defined.
Objective	The students are able to: - use the different instruments and methods of landscape development. - recognize and name the structure of a landscape. - recognize and understand the history of land-use. - recognize and understand the context of arrangement of a landscape. - assess a landscape in its entirety and in its single-elements. - develop a vision of a landscape. - prepare and provide substantiated actions.
Content	The course consists of theoretical inputs and independent or assisted exercises. Depending on the subject area to be processed, different methods are used. This applies to both the methods of investigation of landscape-elements and characteristics as well as the methods for evaluation of landscape-elements and characteristics. Subjects and methods are developed and defined in the exercises.
Prerequisites / Notice	Students who are enrolled in this lecture cannot enroll in the lecture 103-0338-00L Project Week in Landscape Development.