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This study analyzed the vegetation structure and the ecosystem and landscape attributes within a park in Timisoara, Romania, in the context of the current ecoclimatic urban environment conditions. The "Regina Maria" Park in Timisoara, Romania, which is the oldest park in Timisoara, was studied. The study used in situ study methods for vegetation inventory and vegetation study by age class (EC), height (H, m), crown diameter (CD, m), and structure volume (SV). Ecological value (EV) and landscape value (LV) were qua...

The study analyzed the territorial structure and the vegetation structure with a role in the architectural and landscape balance of the 'Botanical Park' in Timisoara, Romania. Four plots were identified (P1 - P4), and within each plot, three subplots were identified (A, B, C). There were 12 study variants, T1 - T12. The total area of the plots (S, m2) varied between 15816 m2 (P1) and 25904 m2 (P3). The total number of arboreal and shrub loid, softwood and deciduous specimens were determined in each subplot. There ...

The purpose of this work is the rehabilitation of a plot of land located on Circumvala?iunii Street in Timisoara, which at present has no functionality, by arranging a space dedicated to quadrupeds, but also to their owners. The main motivation of this project was the desire to set up a dog park in the true sense of the word and to make this concept known in Romania, because in most cities in the country, these spaces dedicated to dogs are either non-existent or too small for their needs. The area also helps expan...

Vertical gardens are a new method for setting up inside or outside private or public buildings, providing a great aesthetic impact due to the impressive structure and the way it harmoniously combines architecture with nature, providing a balance between the two and, at the same time, modern. The purpose of this project is to embellish the facade of the BUASVMT building by introducing a novelty element that can offer a friendlier and more modern look to the edifice and a potential emblem of the university as plants...