Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski, born in 1967, studied landscape architecture at TU Berlin. DAAD scholarship at Harvard Graduate School of Design. Ph.D. thesis on ‘Complex landscape design’. From 2003–008 he was assistant professor in ‘Theory of contemporary landscape architecture’, and became a full professor for ‘Designing urban landscapes’ at Leibniz University Hanover in 2009.

Professor Antje Stokman, born in 1973, studied landscape architecture at Leibniz University Hanover and at Edinburgh College of Art. From 2005–2010 she was assistant professor in ‘Ecosystem design and watershed management’ at Leibniz University Hanover and from 2010–017 she was full professor and director of the Institute of Landscape Planning and Ecology at Stuttgart University. Since 2017 she is a full professor in ‘Architecture and Landscape’ at HafenCity University Hamburg.

Susanne Zeller, born in 1972, studied landscape architecture at Leibniz University Hanover and worked for the landscape design practice H+N+S Landschapsarchitecten in Utrecht, the Netherlands, where her focus was on designing riparian spaces. Since 2008, she has been a researcher within the project ‘Process-oriented design of urban river spaces’ at Leibniz University Hanover, and other water-related international research projects. Since 2010 she has been a lecturer at Leibniz University Hanover, at the department for ‘Designing urban landscapes’.

Daniel Stimberg, born in 1977, studied landscape architecture at the TU Berlin. In 2006, he was one of the founding partners of the practice TH treibhaus landschaftsarchitektur in Berlin. From 2008–2010 he worked as a researcher within the project ‘Process-oriented design of urban river spaces’ at Leibniz University Hanover. Since 2010 he has been working for Hafner/Jimenez Landscape Architects, Berlin.

Hinnerk Voermanek, born in 1970, is a civil engineer with a focus on water bodies; he studied at TU Braunschweig. In 2002, he co-founded the office aquaplaner – engineering practice for water, environment and waste water management in Hanover. From 2008–2010 he worked as a researcher within the project ‘Process-oriented design of urban river spaces’ at Leibniz University Hanover.

Katarina Bajc, born in 1983, studied visual arts education at University of Ljubljana and landscape architecture in Ljubljana, Leibniz University Hanover and TU Munich. She worked in art galleries, landscape architecture and urban planning offices in Germany, Portugal and Slovenia from 2005– 2015. In 2015 she was a research scholar at Berkeley College for Environmental Design at University of California. Since 2016 she has been teaching and researching at Institute of Landscape Planning and Ecology at University of Stuttgart.

Nengshi Zheng, born in 1981, studied landscape architecture at Leibniz University Hanover and was guest student of EAWAG, ETHZ. From 2008–2018, he worked for Atelier Dreiseitl, Ramboll and Wasser Hannover on various international water-related projects. Since 2019, he has been working as a consultant and providing blue-green infrastructure consultancy services to international banking institutes (e.g. Asian Development Bank), design firms and engineering companies, with a focus on naturebased solutions and urban river rehabilitations.

Herbert Dreiseitl, born in 1955, is a sculptor, water artist and landscape architect. After his studies, he set up his office, Atelier Dreiseitl, in Uberlingen on Lake Constance in 1980 (today DREISEITLconsulting GmbH). He has realised numerous projects in the fields of stormwater management, water art and landscape architecture. He is teaching at international Universities such as NUS Singapore. He is a Loeb Fellow at Harvard GSD, active in lecturing worldwide and his work is widely published. He is the author of the seminal book Waterscapes: Planning, Building and Designing with Water, first published by Birkhauser in 2001 and released as a second and third expanded edition in 2005 and 2009.

Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski, born in 1967, studied landscape architecture at TU Berlin. DAAD scholarship at Harvard Graduate School of Design. Ph.D. thesis on ‘Complex landscape design’. From 2003–008 he was assistant professor in ‘Theory of contemporary landscape architecture’, and became a full professor for ‘Designing urban landscapes’ at Leibniz University Hanover in 2009.

Professor Antje Stokman, born in 1973, studied landscape architecture at Leibniz University Hanover and at Edinburgh College of Art. From 2005–2010 she was assistant professor in ‘Ecosystem design and watershed management’ at Leibniz University Hanover and from 2010–017 she was full professor and director of the Institute of Landscape Planning and Ecology at Stuttgart University. Since 2017 she is a full professor in ‘Architecture and Landscape’ at HafenCity University Hamburg.

Susanne Zeller, born in 1972, studied landscape architecture at Leibniz University Hanover and worked for the landscape design practice H+N+S Landschapsarchitecten in Utrecht, the Netherlands, where her focus was on designing riparian spaces. Since 2008, she has been a researcher within the project ‘Process-oriented design of urban river spaces’ at Leibniz University Hanover, and other water-related international research projects. Since 2010 she has been a lecturer at Leibniz University Hanover, at the department for ‘Designing urban landscapes’.

Daniel Stimberg, born in 1977, studied landscape architecture at the TU Berlin. In 2006, he was one of the founding partners of the practice TH treibhaus landschaftsarchitektur in Berlin. From 2008–2010 he worked as a researcher within the project ‘Process-oriented design of urban river spaces’ at Leibniz University Hanover. Since 2010 he has been working for Hafner/Jimenez Landscape Architects, Berlin.

Hinnerk Voermanek, born in 1970, is a civil engineer with a focus on water bodies; he studied at TU Braunschweig. In 2002, he co-founded the office aquaplaner – engineering practice for water, environment and waste water management in Hanover. From 2008–2010 he worked as a researcher within the project ‘Process-oriented design of urban river spaces’ at Leibniz University Hanover.

Katarina Bajc, born in 1983, studied visual arts education at University of Ljubljana and landscape architecture in Ljubljana, Leibniz University Hanover and TU Munich. She worked in art galleries, landscape architecture and urban planning offices in Germany, Portugal and Slovenia from 2005– 2015. In 2015 she was a research scholar at Berkeley College for Environmental Design at University of California. Since 2016 she has been teaching and researching at Institute of Landscape Planning and Ecology at University of Stuttgart.

Nengshi Zheng, born in 1981, studied landscape architecture at Leibniz University Hanover and was guest student of EAWAG, ETHZ. From 2008–2018, he worked for Atelier Dreiseitl, Ramboll and Wasser Hannover on various international water-related projects. Since 2019, he has been working as a consultant and providing blue-green infrastructure consultancy services to international banking institutes (e.g. Asian Development Bank), design firms and engineering companies, with a focus on naturebased solutions and urban river rehabilitations.

Herbert Dreiseitl, born in 1955, is a sculptor, water artist and landscape architect. After his studies, he set up his office, Atelier Dreiseitl, in Uberlingen on Lake Constance in 1980 (today DREISEITLconsulting GmbH). He has realised numerous projects in the fields of stormwater management, water art and landscape architecture. He is teaching at international Universities such as NUS Singapore. He is a Loeb Fellow at Harvard GSD, active in lecturing worldwide and his work is widely published. He is the author of the seminal book Waterscapes: Planning, Building and Designing with Water, first published by Birkhauser in 2001 and released as a second and third expanded edition in 2005 and 2009.

Prof. Dr. Martin Prominski, geboren 1967, studierte Landschaftsarchitektur an der TU Berlin. DAAD-Stipendium an der Harvard Graduate School of Design. Dissertation zum Thema "Komplexe Landschaftsgestaltung". Von 2003-2008 war er Assistenzprofessor für "Theorie der zeitgenössischen Landschaftsarchitektur", seit 2009 ist er ordentlicher Professor für "Entwerfen von Stadtlandschaften" an der Leibniz Universität Hannover.

Professor Antje Stokman, geboren 1973, studierte Landschaftsarchitektur an der Leibniz Universität Hannover und am Edinburgh College of Art. Von 2005-2010 war sie Assistenzprofessorin für "Ökosystemdesign und Einzugsgebietsmanagement" an der Leibniz Universität Hannover und von 2010-2017 war sie ordentliche Professorin und Direktorin des Instituts für Landschaftsplanung und Ökologie an der Universität Stuttgart. Seit 2017 ist sie ordentliche Professorin für "Architektur und Landschaft" an der HafenCity Universität Hamburg.

Susanne Zeller, geboren 1972, studierte Landschaftsarchitektur an der Leibniz Universität Hannover und arbeitete für das Landschaftsplanungsbüro H+N+S Landschapsarchitecten in Utrecht, Niederlande, wo ihr Schwerpunkt auf der Gestaltung von Uferräumen lag. Seit 2008 ist sie wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin im Projekt "Prozessorientierte Gestaltung urbaner Flussräume" an der Leibniz Universität Hannover und in weiteren internationalen Forschungsprojekten zum Thema Wasser. Seit 2010 ist sie Lehrbeauftragte an der Leibniz Universität Hannover am Lehrstuhl für "Gestaltung von Stadtlandschaften".

Daniel Stimberg, geboren 1977, studierte Landschaftsarchitektur an der TU Berlin. Im Jahr 2006 war er einer der Gründungspartner des Büros TH treibhaus landschaftsarchitektur in Berlin. Von 2008-2010 arbeitete er als wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter im Projekt "Prozessorientierte Gestaltung von urbanen Flussräumen" an der Leibniz Universität Hannover. Seit 2010 ist er für Hafner/Jimenez Landschaftsarchitekten, Berlin, tätig.

Hinnerk Voermanek, geboren 1970, studierte an der TU Braunschweig und ist Bauingenieur mit dem Schwerpunkt Gewässer. Im Jahr 2002 war er Mitbegründer des Büros aquaplaner - Ingenieurbüro für Wasser-, Umwelt- und Abwasserwirtschaft in Hannover. Von 2008-2010 arbeitete er als wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter im Projekt "Prozessorientierte Gestaltung urbaner Flussräume" an der Leibniz Universität Hannover.

Katarina Bajc, geboren 1983, studierte Kunsterziehung an der Universität Ljubljana und Landschaftsarchitektur in Ljubljana, der Leibniz Universität Hannover und der TU München. Von 2005-2015 arbeitete sie in Kunstgalerien, Landschaftsarchitektur- und Stadtplanungsbüros in Deutschland, Portugal und Slowenien. Im Jahr 2015 war sie Forschungsstipendiatin am Berkeley College for Environmental Design der University of California. Seit 2016 lehrt und forscht sie am Institut für Landschaftsplanung und Ökologie der Universität Stuttgart.

Nengshi Zheng, geboren 1981, studierte Landschaftsarchitektur an der Leibniz Universität Hannover und war Gaststudent der EAWAG, ETHZ. Von 2008-2018 arbeitete er für Atelier Dreiseitl, Ramboll und Wasser Hannover an verschiedenen internationalen Projekten im Bereich Wasser. Seit 2019 ist er als Berater tätig und berät internationale Bankinstitute (z.B. Asiatische Entwicklungsbank), Planungsbüros und Ingenieurbüros im Bereich der blau-grünen Infrastruktur, mit dem Fokus auf naturnahe Lösungen und städtische Flusssanierungen.

Herbert Dreiseitl, geboren 1955, ist Bildhauer, Wasserkünstler und Landschaftsarchitekt. Nach seinem Studium gründete er 1980 sein Büro Atelier Dreiseitl in Überlingen am Bodensee (heute DREISEITLconsulting GmbH). Er hat zahlreiche Projekte in den Bereichen Regenwasserbewirtschaftung, Wasserkunst und Landschaftsarchitektur realisiert. Er lehrt an internationalen Universitäten wie der NUS Singapur. Er ist Loeb Fellow an der Harvard GSD, hält weltweit Vorträge und seine Arbeiten werden vielfach veröffentlicht. Er ist der Autor des bahnbrechenden Buches Waterscapes: Planning, Building and Designing with Water, das erstmals 2001 bei Birkhauser erschien und 2005 und 2009 in einer zweiten und dritten erweiterten Auflage veröffentlicht wurde.