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Perspektive Diegele-Wehr © Kienleplan
Perspektive Ermswiesen © Kienleplan
The framework plan is an informal planning instrument that can be used to explore development potentials of the urban and open space and to outline perspectives for future uses. The framework plan sets fundamental guidelines and goals and formulates recommendations for action that are linked to site-specific potentials and needs for action. The framework plan consists of a text part and a plan part and contains a comprehensive stock analysis, works in results of specialized offices and authority discussions and represents by first test drafts and variant examination the basis for further planning processes.
By involving the entire population (adults, young people and children / schools) through participation formats, the concept is placed on a broad basis and results in the summarized consideration of a fundamental consensus for the development of the future permanent facilities of the garden show area in and around the area of the spa gardens Bad Urach.
As the framework plan has no legally binding character, with the completion of its preparation, the municipal council will bind itself by resolution to the contents developed and defined therein. These are then to be used as the basis for further planning as authoritative urban development and open space planning objectives and lead into an open space planning competition procedure in Bad Urach for the design of the permanent facilities from the Diegele weir to the Erms meadows.
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Planning offices
Kienleplan GmbH
Leinfelden-Echterdingen
Employees
Christiane Meßner
Dijana Radojevic
Maxime Scagnetti
Project period
2020
- 2021
Size
23 ha
Construction amount
9,40 Mio € brutto
Client
Stadt Bad Urach