Making Greenways: Edited 3D Point Cloud Models of Student Proposals

Urech, Philipp; Ahn, Susann; Mairhofer, Alfons; Maneval, Kathrin; Sonnleitner, Julian; Buchsteiner, Thomas; Krammer, Michael; Bastian, Greta; Hövel, Alexander; Morgenstern, Stella; Baumann, Andreas; Ugljanin, Niko; Herre, Katrina; Moser, Luisa; Stevanovic, Isidora; Kith, Daniel; Larcher, Pia; Peisser, Lena

doi:10.34726/10400

Record link:

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12708/218487
https://doi.org/10.34726/10400

Title:

Making Greenways: Edited 3D Point Cloud Models of Student Proposals

Citation:

Urech, P., Ahn, S., Mairhofer, A., Maneval, K., Sonnleitner, J., Buchsteiner, T., Krammer, M., Bastian, G., Hövel, A., Morgenstern, S., Baumann, A., Ugljanin, N., Herre, K., Moser, L., Stevanovic, I., Kith, D., Larcher, P., & Peisser, L. (2025). Making Greenways: Edited 3D Point Cloud Models of Student Proposals [3D Object]. https://doi.org/10.34726/10400

reposiTUm DOI:

10.34726/10400

Publication Type:

Multimedia and Design - 3D Object

Language:

English

Organisational Unit:

E260-02 - Forschungsbereich Landschaftsarchitektur und Landschaftsplanung

Duration/Length/Size:

146 Mio points / 7971m x 3313m x 105m / 1 GB

Date (published):

Feb-2025

Shape:

Manipulated landscape LiDAR-based 3D model

Base material:

Illustration Board

Keywords:

LiDAR; Point Cloud Modeling; Landscape Topology; Urban Landscape

Abstract:

This 3D point cloud model is an assemblage of student design proposals developed in the design studio Making Greenways led by Guest Prof. Philipp Urech and Univ.-Prof Susann Ahn at TU Wien. Focused on the Wien River, the studio explored blue-green infrastructure strategies for enhancing urban livability, climate resilience, and ecological diversity. Using site-specific digital modelling techniques, students envisioned linear park typologies inspired by international greenway precedents, particularly from Seoul. The assembled point cloud model, geolocated in EPSG 31256 and edited from the 2023 Aerial Laser Scan of the City of Vienna (data.wien.gv.at), regroups these proposals into a single model that visualizes alternative futures for the river corridor within Vienna’s urban landscape.

Project title:

Co-creative Cohabitation Network: 918122 (FFG - Österr. Forschungsförderungs- gesellschaft mbH)

Research Areas:

Urban and Regional Transformation: 50%
Modeling and Simulation: 50%

Science Branch:

5070 - Humangeographie, Regionale Geographie, Raumplanung: 20%
2012 - Architektur: 60%
6040 - Kunstwissenschaften: 20%

License:

CC BY-NC-ND 4.0