Department of Landscape Architecture, Planning and Management
Marie Larsson
marie.larsson@slu.se Senior lecturer in Landscape Architecture, with the emphasis on collaboration planning and urban garden cultivation/Universitetslektor med inriktning mot samverkansplanering och
Landscape Planning
The subject area of Landscape Planning deals with research, education, cooperation and environmental monitoring and assessment (EMA) for and on cross-sectorial planning of landscapes for society’s
Vegetation Design and Function
The urban vegetation group conduct socially relevant research and teaching in the areas of planning, design, construction and management of vegetation in primarily, but not exclusively in an urban
Landscape Governance and Management
The Landscape Governance and Management Theme Group (LGM) conducts research, education (at all levels) and outreach activities pertaining to governance and management of landscapes. Management covers
Design of Landscapes
The subject area Design of Landscapes conducts research, education (at all cycles) and outreach activities that positions design as an indispensable conceptual and technical activity for addressing
From Planning to Action: Building the Future of Urban Forestry
In a recent Makeathon organized in Malmö under the COST Action European Network for the Integrative Approach of Urban Forestry (INTUF), researchers and urban forestry experts came together to design
Call for proposals: management plans for urban forests, parks and green spaces
Would you like to help shape the future of greener, healthier cities? The COST Action network invites municipalities across Europe to submit their management plans for urban forests, parks and green
Futuring in practice – Rosengård's farming project takes the next step
Future work, or futuring, is about imagining and planning for potential future scenarios. But more than defining the most accurate future, it is about creating a common understanding and a common
Masterclass Urban Futuring
catherine.kihlstrom@slu.se Moving towards more sustainable and just cities requires radical change. But current visions of future cities remain dominated by techno-utopias such as ‘smart cities’.
The book Prototypa! – now available in English
The book "Prototyping! Building places together" is now available in English to download as a pdf. This book was published in Swedish in 2023 on the occasion of the 400th anniversary of Gothenburg,
Maggie Roe appointed honorary doctor at SLU
Maggie Roe, Professor of Landscape and Co-Director of the Centre for Landscape, Newcastle University, UK, has been elected, by the faculty board, as one of three honorary doctors at the Faculty LTV
Extreme heat in cities – a growing threat to public health
Rising temperatures in urban areas pose a serious threat to public health – especially for the most heat-sensitive groups in society. During the third webinar in the series “Venue: Urban Landscapes,”