Projects – e-m-s landscape

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As a landscape architect, I design open spaces that are not only functional, but also inspiring, connecting and inviting to pause and explore. With a refined sensitivity to space, materials and plants, I create living places in balance with their surroundings and designed to endure over time — whether in an urban setting, a private garden or a public green area.

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Garden of the Residence and Nursing Home Bruneck

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Monastery Garden of the Tertiary Sisters of St Francis

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“Badle Längenfeld” Open-Air Exhibition

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Green Areas – Engl Joinery Headquarters

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Garden of the Residence and Nursing Home Bruneck

The garden of the Residence and Nursing Home in Brunico has been redesigned around the guiding themes of memory and the senses. Through a sequence of themed gardens inspired by the local natural and cultural landscape, the project creates spaces that evoke familiarity and remembrance — a welcoming environment conveying continuity, security and well-being for residents and visitors alike.

Bruneck, BZ (I)

Giardino MoMENTE Garten – Bozen Hospital

In 2023, a new publicly accessible green space was created next to Building W of Bozen Hospital — a place designed for well-being and connection. The garden invites visitors to observe, perceive and pause: a living environment that stimulates the senses, encourages encounter and enhances the well-being of patients, staff and visitors alike.

“Immèrgiti” Sensory Trail

In 2023, the “Immèrgiti” sensory trail was inaugurated in Imèr, Primiero Valley — an accessible path winding between the forest and the Cismón stream. Seven interactive stations invite visitors to explore nature through all their senses, creating an experience of discovery, well-being and environmental awareness within the Alpine landscape.

Monastery Garden of the Tertiary Sisters of St Francis

In 2016, part of the extensive complex of the Convent of the Tertiary Sisters of St Francis in Bressanone was transformed from an intensive orchard into a garden of peace and contemplation. The intervention reinterprets the agricultural tradition of the site, creating a landscape that unites spirituality, memory and nature.

Green Areas – Engl Joinery Headquarters

In 2023, the outdoor area of the new Engl Joinery exhibition building in Sand in Taufers was completed. A green carpet of perennials, grasses and shrubs accompanies the architectural volume, reintroducing nature into the heart of the industrial area and creating a harmonious dialogue between interior and exterior.

Sand in Taufers, BZ (I)

“Badle Längenfeld” Open-Air Exhibition

The Badle Längenfeld open-air exhibition makes the history of the local bathing culture accessible once again – from the first sulphur springs of 1589 to the modern Aqua Dome thermal spa. This landscape installation, articulated in three areas, invites visitors to discover and experience the deep connection between water, land and collective memory.

Längenfeld, Tirol (A)

Masterplan Golfclub St. Vigil–Seis

In 2023, a Masterplan was developed for the future growth of the St. Vigil–Seis Golf Club — a strategic framework for gradual and sustainable landscape development. Its goal is to preserve and enhance the site’s natural and cultural heritage, strengthening its aesthetic, ecological and territorial identity.

Seis am Schlern, BZ (I)

Approaching Silence

At the meeting point of the Sciliar massif, the forest and the Lake of Völs, a place was created to embrace silence. Developed in 2017 to mark the 500th anniversary of Leonhard von Völs, the project invites visitors to slow down, observe and rediscover stillness — transforming nature into a space for listening and contemplation.

Green Sculpture – Office Space

This installation offers a poetic reflection on the relationship between nature and built space. At the heart of a working environment, a small vegetative landscape takes shape — a fragment of forest that invites us to slow down, observe and reconnect with the natural cycles that sustain life.

Seis am Schlern, BZ (I)

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