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The Gebauer Courts are a listed commercial courtyard complex from the 19th century directly on the banks of the Spree in a central location in Berlin-Charlottenburg. In the course of modernization, the area was redensified and new buildings were added. This has created a contrasting ensemble of historic buildings and modern architecture. The open space […]

Playground of the Choriner Folk – Designing a Story The playground in the Choriner Street, Berlin, offers a fantastical world for children’s play. It started off as an overgrown, neglected, hidden playground with a certain kind of magical feeling of a ruin to it. The new design retains this wild magical feeling, keeps as many […]

The Concept The task was to completely redesign the Rudolf Square (named after a local knight) and the surrounding streets as well as to create a rainwater retention system and an island of cool microclimate in a dense city neighborhood. To do this, the square was reimagined in two parts as Knight Rudi’s Castleland playground […]

The 4,000 m² public playground is the centerpiece of the large housing settlement Springsiedlung in the heart of Berlin. It is designed not only as a play area for children, but also an inclusive place for social interaction for all residents and users from the adjacent neighborhoods. The design of the playground not only fits […]

Berlin is changing. In the inner city living space is growing scarce and rents are rising. Möckernkiez is a visionary project in which the demand for a social, sustainable and barrier-free living environment is implemented in an exemplary manner. The outstanding quality is the central location of the approx. 3-hectare site in the district of […]

When tackling topics as climate change and nature conservation, one of the important aspects is education. The question arises how an abstract topic like climate change can made understandable? There is also a dilemma –should one plan a natural education path in a nature protection area? Could such an action damage the observed environment? The […]