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Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer
Associate Professor Landscape Architecture
Principal Investigator AMS
Designing for urban climate action:
capitalizing renewable energy flows

Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer
Associate Professor Landscape Architecture
Principal Investigator AMS
Using energy fluxes of urban climate as renewable energy

Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer
Associate Professor Landscape Architecture
Principal Investigator AMS
Oostenburg Amsterdam

Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer
Associate Professor Landscape Architecture
Principal Investigator AMS
Oostenburg
Oostenburg Amsterdam, wind analysis

Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer
Associate Professor Landscape Architecture
Principal Investigator AMS
Sunny spot
Sunny spot
Sunny spot
Oostenburg Amsterdam, sun analysis

Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer
Associate Professor Landscape Architecture
Principal Investigator AMS
Oostenburg Amsterdam, basic concept

Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer
Associate Professor Landscape Architecture
Principal Investigator AMS
‘Wind wall’ project

Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer
Associate Professor Landscape Architecture
Principal Investigator AMS
Masterplan and visualisations ‘wind wall’

Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer
Associate Professor Landscape Architecture
Principal Investigator AMS
Design proposal: ‘Waves of energy’

Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer
Associate Professor Landscape Architecture
Principal Investigator AMS
View from the trains

Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer
Associate Professor Landscape Architecture
Principal Investigator AMS
Climate proof Spijkerkwartier, Arnhem

Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer
Associate Professor Landscape Architecture
Principal Investigator AMS
‘Dressed in green’

Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer
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‘Crystalhood’

Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer
Associate Professor Landscape Architecture
Principal Investigator AMS
‘Energy canopy’

Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer
Associate Professor Landscape Architecture
Principal Investigator AMS
Conclusions:
•Cities have to be rebuilt to gain energy as rural areas are needed for
food production
•We need to both refurbish existing and historical areas, and plan new
urban areas by integral climate responsive design
•New areas or brownfield areas such as Oostenburg offer ample space to
generate energy for self-sustenance and creating a thermally
comfortable urban environment.
•In a dense mixed-use old neighbourhood as in the Spijkerkwartier, there
is little space for new interventions. Full energy self-sustenance brings
about immense changes in the urban fabric
•The climate responsive cities of the future will look very different from
what we’re used to – do we like this or not? Great debates ahead of us...

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Presentation wind symposium wag 11 may 2017- sanda lenzholzer

1. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS Designing for urban climate action: capitalizing renewable energy flows

2. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS Using energy fluxes of urban climate as renewable energy

3. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS Oostenburg Amsterdam

4. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS Oostenburg Oostenburg Amsterdam, wind analysis

5. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS Sunny spot Sunny spot Sunny spot Oostenburg Amsterdam, sun analysis

6. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS Oostenburg Amsterdam, basic concept

7. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Wind wall’ project

8. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS Masterplan and visualisations ‘wind wall’

9. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS Masterplan and visualisations ‘wind wall’

10. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS Design proposal: ‘Waves of energy’

11. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS Design proposal: ‘Waves of energy’

12. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS View from the trains

13. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS Climate proof Spijkerkwartier, Arnhem

14. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Dressed in green’

15. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Dressed in green’

16. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Dressed in green’

17. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Dressed in green’

18. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Dressed in green’

19. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Crystalhood’

20. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Crystalhood’

21. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Crystalhood’

22. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Crystalhood’

23. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Crystalhood’

24. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Crystalhood’

25. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Crystalhood’

26. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Crystalhood’

27. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Energy canopy’

28. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Energy canopy’

29. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Energy canopy’

30. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Energy canopy’

31. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Energy canopy’

32. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS ‘Energy canopy’

33. Dr. Dipl. Ing. MA (AA) Sanda Lenzholzer Associate Professor Landscape Architecture Principal Investigator AMS Conclusions: •Cities have to be rebuilt to gain energy as rural areas are needed for food production •We need to both refurbish existing and historical areas, and plan new urban areas by integral climate responsive design •New areas or brownfield areas such as Oostenburg offer ample space to generate energy for self-sustenance and creating a thermally comfortable urban environment. •In a dense mixed-use old neighbourhood as in the Spijkerkwartier, there is little space for new interventions. Full energy self-sustenance brings about immense changes in the urban fabric •The climate responsive cities of the future will look very different from what we’re used to – do we like this or not? Great debates ahead of us...

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