The document discusses a symposium about Arnold Röhring, a landscape architect who designed many parks in Lviv, Ukraine in the late 19th century. The symposium aims to honor Röhring's work and contributions, discuss preservation of historic green spaces, and establish communication between scientists studying these topics. It provides an agenda for the event including restoration projects being unveiled and presentations from experts in landscape architecture and preservation. Instructions are also given for participants to register and submit papers related to the symposium themes.
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Bibliography
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Symposium arnold rohring lviv 2016
1. «The merits of
Mr. Arnold Röhring
loved this profession his whole heart.
and made a lot in this post.
Arnold Röhring
given the excellent results.
which adorn the various areas of Galicia, the Kingdom of Poland, Russia, Prussian Silesia and
Hungary, were arranged according to the plans and under the directi
Röhringa was invited to almost all Contest Committee
Lviv was created by outstanding people. We use this heritage
but often are not able to give it a proper evaluation, to maintain and extend it as a tradition.
The purpose of the symposium :
• Back from oblivion the name and work of
proper assessment of his contribution
• Discussion of actual research problemsy,
proposals to resolve them;
• Establishing communication between scientists in the field of historic gardens and park
historically-formed green network of
Symposium topics:
• The urban development ideas of the second half of the 19th
• Personality of Arnold Röhring in the Lviv city
• The Arnold Röhring authors manner in
• The status of the city green network,
Symposium Program:
19.05.2016
at 04.00 p.m.
grand opening of parterre designed by
implemented by urban planning department at Lviv Polytechnic)
20.05.2016
at 9.00 a.m.
opening of the diploma projects exhibition executed
Polytechnic "Conservation, protection and development prospects of
20. 05.2016
at 10.00 a.m.
Plenary sessions at the
21. 05.2016
at 10.00 a.m.
grand opening of renovated greenhouse and memorable table of
(restoration implemented
Rybchynskyi O. V. As.
Department of City Planning,
at Lviv Politechnic National University
Department of Ecology and improvement of the Lviv City Council
Department of Historic Environment Protection of the Lviv City Council
The merits of Arnold Röhring ‘s eternal memory will be long remembered by Lviv city
„Gazeta Lwowska”,
Arnold Röhring from the youngest years devoted himself to landscape gardening art
loved this profession his whole heart. For years he was the inspector of the Lviv urban planting
and made a lot in this post. The wonderful Lviv parks and the whole city landscaping was done by
Arnold Röhring’s instructions, and there were a lot of cases when the work of his own hands has
en the excellent results. But he worked not only in Lviv city. More than 200 gardens and parks
which adorn the various areas of Galicia, the Kingdom of Poland, Russia, Prussian Silesia and
Hungary, were arranged according to the plans and under the direction of Inspector A.
was invited to almost all Contest Committees in the field
issued his own written tutorial about gardening ... "
„Nowości Illustrowane”, № 8,
created by outstanding people. We use this heritage
but often are not able to give it a proper evaluation, to maintain and extend it as a tradition.
Back from oblivion the name and work of Arnold Röhring- the chief landscape architect of Lviv in 1870
contribution into the city development;
problemsy, the city’s historical green network preservation and rehabilitation and
Establishing communication between scientists in the field of historic gardens and park preservation
formed green network of the city.
rban development ideas of the second half of the 19th - early 20th centuries and the creation of
Lviv city culture.
in the landscape gardening art
etwork, it’s conservation, protection and development prospects.
grand opening of parterre designed by Arnold Röhring on Avenue Svobody (restoration project
implemented by urban planning department at Lviv Polytechnic)
opening of the diploma projects exhibition executed by Masters of City Planning Department of Lviv
Polytechnic "Conservation, protection and development prospects of the
Plenary sessions at the Assembly Hall of the Lviv Polytechnic (length report by 20 min.)
grand opening of renovated greenhouse and memorable table of Arnold Röhring,
restoration implemented by the Department of Restoration of Architectural and Art Heritage
As. Prof., Ph.D..)
Planning, Institute of Architecture
at Lviv Politechnic National University
Department of Ecology and improvement of the Lviv City Council
Department of Historic Environment Protection of the Lviv City Council
eternal memory will be long remembered by Lviv city».
„Gazeta Lwowska”, s. 4, № 60 March 14, 1913
from the youngest years devoted himself to landscape gardening art and he
For years he was the inspector of the Lviv urban planting
The wonderful Lviv parks and the whole city landscaping was done by
instructions, and there were a lot of cases when the work of his own hands has
More than 200 gardens and parks
which adorn the various areas of Galicia, the Kingdom of Poland, Russia, Prussian Silesia and
Hungary, were arranged according to the plans and under the direction of Inspector A. Rering. Mr
field of landscape design. He also
issued his own written tutorial about gardening ... "
”, № 8, Kraków, 22.02.1913. - s. 17.
created by outstanding people. We use this heritage
but often are not able to give it a proper evaluation, to maintain and extend it as a tradition.
landscape architect of Lviv in 1870-1913 years and a
preservation and rehabilitation and
preservation to protect
centuries and the creation of the urban green network.
development prospects.
on Avenue Svobody (restoration project
Planning Department of Lviv
Lviv’s urban green network "
Assembly Hall of the Lviv Polytechnic (length report by 20 min.)
Arnold Röhring, Stryiskyi park
Architectural and Art Heritage –
2. Members of the Organizer Committee: Program Committee:
The Committee Head:
Halyna Petryshyn Prof., Dr
Head of the City Planning, Architecture Institute,
Lviv Polytechnic National University, Ukraine
Members of the Organizer Committee:
Liliya Shvet s’- Onyshchenko
Head of the Department of Historic Environment
Protection of the Lviv City Council, Ukraine
Galushka Andrii
Head of the Department of Environment and
improvement of the Lviv City Council, Ukraine
Yuliya Idak, Ph.D., As. Prof.,
Department of City Planning, Lviv Polytechnic
National University, Ukraine.
Nadiya Sosnova, Ph.D., As. Prof.
Department of City Planning, Lviv Polytechnic
National University, Ukraine.
architect Stepan Tupis’
Department of City Planning, Lviv Polytechnic
National University, Ukraine.
The Committee Head:
Bohdan Cherkes Prof. Dr. Sc.
Head of the Architecture Institute,
Lviv Polytechnic National University, Ukraine
Scientific Coordinator :
Halyna Petryshyn Prof., Dr
Head of the City Planning Department, Architecture Institute,
Lviv Polytechnic National University, Ukraine
Members of the Program Committee:
architect Tetiana Maksymiuk
Member of the Landscape Architects Guild of Ukraine
Agata Zachariasz, Prof. Dr. Sc.
Head of the Institute of Landscape Architecture of the Cracow
University of Technology, Poland (by agreement)
Magdalena Zeszetorska – Palka Dr inż.arch
Head of the Department of Landscape Formation at the Faculty
of Environment and Farming West Pomeranian University of
Technology in Szczecin, Poland (by agreement)
Galyna Lukashchuk Ph.D., As. Prof.
Department of City Planning, Lviv Polytechnic National
University, Ukraine.
Executive Committee:
Natalia Danylko MA, , Yaryna Onufriv MA, Olena Paholiuk MA
Participation in the symposium :
Symposium Languages:English, Polish, Ukrainian.
Publications:
After the Symposium organizers provide a possibility to publish the papers in the scientific journal «Architectural Studies»
Volume 4, Number 2, 2016. Scientific papers of Lviv Polytechnic National University. The Scientific Committee is entitled
to reject the papers that do not meet the requirements of scientific publications in Appendix 2, or to send backward to the
authors for corrections.
Registration :
Registration should be completed by May 10
th
, 2016. In order to register please send application of the participant and a
copy of the payment receipt to kafedra.mb@gmail.com.
Conference Fee:
Conference Fee: 150 grn.
The fee includes: Buffet on the day of sessions 20.05. and information support of symposium.
Arrival, accommodation, eating out of sessions is provided at the expense of participants.
Foreign participants should pay a conference fee during the symposium 19-20.05.2016 р to account number given in Annex 1.
Contacts :
Department of City Planning
Institute of Architecture
Lviv Polytechnic National University
Room 323, 12 Bandera Str. Lviv, Ukraine, 79013
tel. (0038032) 258-26-28
mail: kafedra.mb@gmail.com
Further information: : http://science.lp.edu.ua/SYMPOMB
Deadlines :
Until May 10, 2016
Registration of the participants and sending by email the theme of the report and paper
abstracts (500 symbols, prepared both in English and in the other chosen language).
Until May 16, 2016 The organizers send the Official Symposium Program.
During 19-21 May, 2016 Payment of fees to participate in the symposium.
Until June 01, 2016 Submission of full papers.
Until June 14, 2016 The Scientific Committee confirms the papers for publication.
3. Annex 1. PARTICIPAT’S APPLICATION
Please send the Participat’s Application until May 10, 2016.
Theme of the report (Ukr. / Pol.) ______________________________________________________________
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Author (s)________________________________________________________________________________
Information about each of the authors:
Surname _________________________________ Name________________________________________
Academic degree ___________________________________________________________________________
Institution_______________________________________________________________
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Position __________________________________________
Country________________________________ City ____________________________________________
Correspondence address ____________________________________________________________________
Phone ___________________________________________________________________________________
E-mail___________________________________________________________________________________
Research interests (60 words) ________________________________________________________________
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Abstracts (500 symbols, prepared both in English and in the other chosen language).____________________________
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Foreign participants should pay a conference fee during the symposium 19-20.05.2016 to account number
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Electronic versions of the articles should be send to kafedra.mb@gmail.com until June 01, 2016
Instructions to Authors – The academic journal «Architectural Studies»
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