PROPOSING AND DEMONSTRATING A TOOLBOX FOR DESIGNING BIOSWALES AND EVALUATING THEIR IMPACT ON SUSTAINABILITY USING BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING (BIM): A CASE STUDY OF BREITSCHEIDSTRASSE, STUTTGART

M.ARCH MARIYA BODYLEVSKAYA, M.ENG.

This master’s thesis explores the integration of bioswales into Stuttgart’s urban environment using digital tools such as Civil 3D and InfoDrainage. The project develops a practical toolbox for designing and evaluating bioswales, demonstrating their potential to reduce runoff, control peak flows, and enhance urban resilience. Beyond stormwater management, bioswales contribute to biodiversity, recreation, and sustainability, aligning with Smart City Solutions.

SUPERVISED BY PROF. DR. IRIS BELLE AND DIPL.-ING ANDREAS LUKA

MASTER THESIS PRESENTATION (PDF)

MARIYA BODYLEVSKAYA

“Smart cities emerge where digital technology and sustainable solutions like SuDS work together - transforming stormwater challenges into opportunities for resilience and harmony.”

3. SEMESTER (MASTER THESIS)

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