Annegreth Dietze-Schirdewahn is Professor at the School of Landscape Architecture. She studied Landscape Architecture and Spatial Planning at the University of Hannover, graduating in 1999, followed by History of Garden Art at the University of Bristol, UK, graduating in 2006. She obtained a doctorate degree from the Norwegian University of Life Sciences in the same year. Dietze-Schirdewahn is Voting Member of the International Scientific Committee on Cultural Landscapes working on evaluation of nominated World Heritage Sites. Her principal area of work is the history of gardens/parks and history of landscape architecture in Norway. Her articles on this subject appear regularly in highly regarded national and international journals and in books. Dietze-Schirdewahn is leader of the research infrastructure Historical Archive of Norwegian Landscape Architecture.
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Fagfelt
- Landscape Architecture
- History of Garden Art
- Conservation
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Publikasjoner
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Forskning & prosjekt
Prosjekter
Arenaen som jobber for bærekraftige byer og lokalsamfunn vil utforske lokale transformasjoner i møte med globale utfordringer. Prosjektet er også kjent som «TOWARDS».
'Towards sustainable cities and communities (TOWARDS)' explores local transformations in the face of global challenges.
The collections of the Archive illustrate the development of Norwegian landscape architecture in the past 100 years, both in education and in profession.
RURITAGE establishes a new heritage-led rural regeneration paradigm able to turn rural areas in sustainable development demonstration laboratories, through the enhancement of their unique Cultural and Natural Heritage (CNH) potential.
The project aims to develop new knowledge of management policy and practice to facilitate integration of values and uses of cultural landscape (Austråttlandscape at Ørlandet) within the local planning and development process.
Forskningsområder
Spesialområder:
- History of garden art and landscape architecture in Norway including Commemoration sites and graveyards
- Management and conservation plans for green cultural heritage
- Plant introduction in Norway