Training event on structural engineering and construction management in open space planning at GaLaBau 2026
As part of GaLaBau 2026, the International Trade Fair for Urban Greenery and Open Spaces, the bdla is hosting a half-day seminar on Wednesday 16 September 2026 on issues relating to construction technology and construction management in open space planning. Experienced professionals from the field will discuss current topics.
Architect Peter Schraml, Munich, focuses on playground safety in his talk ‘Testing boundaries? – Absolutely!’ Dr Patrizia Eben, Planning and Site Management for Outdoor Facilities, Landshut, discusses the challenges and potential of greening urban infiltration basins.
The talk by Fritz Zanker, master horticulturist/horticultural technician, landscape architect and expert, from Unterhaching, centres on ‘The challenge of façade connections – good and problematic details’. Teresa Edelmann from the Institute for Urban Greenery and Landscaping in Veitshöchheim will speak on promoting biodiversity in built-up areas in her talk entitled ‘The Power of Letting Be: Doing and Not Doing for Greater Biodiversity’.
The event is aimed at landscape architects as well as contractors specialising in gardening, landscaping and sports ground construction.
Participation is free of charge – as is attendance at the subsequent reception at the bdla stand in Hall 3A, hosted by bdla and NürnbergMesse – but registration is requested.
Date: 16 September 2026, 1.00 pm to 5.00 pm
Venue: Nuremberg Convention Centre NCC East, Level 2, Istanbul
Hall Organiser: Association of German Landscape Architects
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