Roland Pfeiffer Landscape architect bdla

In more than 25 years of professional experience, numerous projects and studies in the fields of landscape architecture and hydraulic engineering have been created, planned and completed in North Rhine-Westphalia.





Biography:

Roland Pfeiffer, Dipl. Ing.

Born in 1954, born in Lüdenscheid

Schools in Halver and Lüdenscheid

Studied landscape architecture in Weihenstephan, 1976- 1980

Project manager in the Gottfried Hansjakob office, Munich, 1980- 1985

Freelance work with own office since 1985



- Since 1994 1st chairman of the German Society for Garden Art and Landscape Culture DGGL Ruhr area

- From 2001 to 2004 on the advisory board of the DGGL at federal level

- Member of the Association of German Landscape Architects BDLA

-Board activities in charitable, sporting, nature and environmental protection and church clubs and associations
In project planning, outdoor facilities for schools, kindergartens, office and company buildings, playgrounds and football pitches, home gardens, town and village squares and cemeteries were planned and realized.

In landscape planning, environmental reports, environmental impact studies, FFH compatibility studies, landscape conservation plans and species protection reports were prepared for various projects.
In hydraulic engineering, water rights procedures with hydraulic calculations for watercourse restoration, pond restoration, quarry expansions, rainwater infiltration systems, constructed wetlands and hydropower plants were carried out.

Successes have been achieved in various competitions.

Most recently, a 3rd prize was achieved in cooperation with the architects' office Sachs, Halver, in the competition for the new Sparkasse Lüdenscheid branch in Halver.

In 2004, with the support of the NRW Chamber of Architects, the "Chamber in the School" project "Redesign of the Atrium" was carried out at Halver secondary school with the participation of pupils, teachers, parents and numerous sponsors.

The philosophy behind all planning is that planning is not an end in itself, but that planning should serve the citizen or client and at the same time not disregard future maintenance and care. The participation of citizens, especially children, in the planning process for public clients is also an essential aspect of the office philosophy.