The Wachau Routes project started in July 2022 with a kick-off meeting at the Institute of Landscape Architecture at BOKU. We, that is Iris Andraschek, Daniela Lehner, Hubert Lobnig and Roland Tusch, will investigate the routes through the Wachau in detail over the next four years using arts-based and landscape architecture research methods. The interdisciplinary approach (art, landscape architecture, architecture) allows the traffic routes to be classified in all their complexity within the development process of the designed landscape space. We are looking forward to the next exciting four years!
Article in „Die Presse“
/in Media reports/by TeamDie Wachau im Spiegel von Kunst und Landschaftsarchitektur. This was the title of Mariele Schulze Berndt’s article on the Wachau Routes project in Die Presse of 6 August 2022. The article is based on in-depth conversations between the author and Roland Tusch and Hubert Lobnig. An outlook on selected topics that are being worked on in the project.
Read the article (in German)
Initial Site Visit
/in General/by Roland TuschOur initial site visit was accompanied by Rosalinde Kleemaier-Wetl, who is ICOMOS Monitor for the Wachau World Heritage Site. She showed us places where the impact of traffic routes on the cultural landscape is clearly visible. In Spitz we met the World Heritage Manager Ingeborg Hödl and the nature conservation expert Hannes Seehofer in person, two proven experts on the Wachau. Ingeborg Hödl will accompany the project in an advisory position as member of the Advisory Board in the coming years. By visiting Olafur Eliasson’s Camera Obscura on the ferry in Spitz and Gelitin’s Nose in St. Lorenz, we saw two of the most important contemporary artistic works in the Wachau. The exciting insights on our first tour through the Wachau made us curious to understand this landscape in more detail.
Kick-off-Meeting
/in General/by Roland TuschThe Wachau Routes project started in July 2022 with a kick-off meeting at the Institute of Landscape Architecture at BOKU. We, that is Iris Andraschek, Daniela Lehner, Hubert Lobnig and Roland Tusch, will investigate the routes through the Wachau in detail over the next four years using arts-based and landscape architecture research methods. The interdisciplinary approach (art, landscape architecture, architecture) allows the traffic routes to be classified in all their complexity within the development process of the designed landscape space. We are looking forward to the next exciting four years!