Each of these trees tells its own story and not only contributes to the aesthetic enrichment of the campus, but also plays an important role in the biodiversity and microclimate of the neighbourhood. With their wide-spreading crowns, they provide shade, offer a habitat for numerous animals and plants and at the same time are silent witnesses to past centuries. Their imposing appearance makes them true natural monuments that captivate not only students and researchers, but also walkers. These old giants lend the campus a very special, almost majestic aura and remind us of the importance of nature and sustainability in the midst of urban space.
1. Plane tree
With a diameter of 199 cm, a circumference of 625 cm and a height of 17.5 metres, the plane tree impresses with its majestic appearance. The crown extends over a diameter of 15 metres. These impressive dimensions emphasise the importance of the plane tree for the biodiversity and landscape of the campus.
Key data:
| Trunk diameter: | 199 cm |
| Trunk circumference: | 625 cm |
| Height: | 17,5 m |
| Crown diameter: | 15 m |
2. Mountain - sequoia
With a diameter of 172 cm, a circumference of 540 cm and a height of 25 metres, the mountain sequoia impresses with its majestic appearance. The crown extends over a diameter of 15 metres. These impressive dimensions emphasise the importance of the mountain sequoia for the biodiversity and landscape of the campus.
Key data:
| Trunk diameter: | 172 cm |
| Trunk circumference: | 540 cm |
| Height: | 25 m |
| Crown diameter: | 15 m |
3. Plane tree
With a diameter of 159 cm, a circumference of 500 cm and a height of 12.5 metres, the plane tree impresses with its majestic appearance. The crown extends over a diameter of 12 metres. These impressive dimensions emphasise the importance of the plane tree for the biodiversity and landscape of the campus.
Key data:
| Trunk diameter: | 159cm |
| Trunk circumference: | 500 cm |
| Height: | 12,5 m |
| Crown diameter: | 12 m |
4. Primeval sequoia
With a diameter of 149 cm, a circumference of 468 cm and a height of 25 metres, the primeval sequoia impresses with its majestic appearance. The crown extends over a diameter of 12 metres. These impressive dimensions emphasise the importance of the primeval sequoia for biodiversity and the landscape of the campus.
Key data:
| Trunk diameter: | 149 cm |
| Trunk circumference: | 468 cm |
| Height: | 25 m |
| Crown diameter: | 12 m |
5. Red oak
With a diameter of 148 cm, a circumference of 465 cm and a height of 25 metres, the red oak impresses with its majestic appearance. The crown extends over a diameter of 18 metres. These impressive dimensions emphasise the importance of the red oak for the biodiversity and landscape of the campus.
Key data:
| Trunk diameter: | 148 cm |
| Trunk circumference: | 465 cm |
| Height: | 25 m |
| Crown diameter: | 18 m |