AWARD „FLAT ROOF OF THE FUTURE“

Two of our projects awarded Our two projects at Gaillardstraße 28 and Landsberger Allee 52 received the ‘Flat Roof of the Future’ („Flachdach der Zukunft“) award, recognising the sustainable use of the roofs. We are very happy about the award!
BUILDING APPLICATION SUBMITTED

Stove and ceramic museum in Velten In Velten, Brandenburg, we are planning the partial refurbishment, remodelling and new construction of the outdoor facilities for the stove and ceramic museum (Ofen- und Keramikmuseum). We have now submitted the building application for our plans. We stay excited and look forward to the further progress of the project.
TOURING EXHIBITION „REGENIAL“

Exhibition of the winning projects from the sponge city competition at the ‘Forum Die grüne Stadt’ On Monday, 25 November 2024, the winning projects of the „REGENIAL!“ competition were exhibited at the „Forum die grüne Stadt’, including our project for the water-sensitive conversion of the schoolyard at St Ursula primary school in Berlin Zehlendorf. The exhibition was supervised by representatives of the Berliner Regenwasseragentur (Berlin Rainwater Agency) during the breaks of the event. Photo: © Oliver Kleinschmidt
START OF CONSTRUCTION WORK AT SALVATOR SCHOOL

A new sports hall and canteen are being built The construction of a new sports hall and canteen for the Salvator Catholic School in Berlin-Reinickendorf has begun! In addition to planning the outdoor facilities, we are also carrying out the ecological construction supervision for this project.
SECOND CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTION PROJECT WITH AWO

1st Participation day in Prenzlau In addition to our project for the assisted living facility in Wittstock/Dosse, we are now also developing climate change adaptation concepts for the ‘Dr Margarete Blank’ retirement home in Prenzlau in cooperation with and for the AWO. The first participation day with residents and staff has now taken place.
NEXT PROJECT ON THE FORMER BERLIN WALL STRIP

Building application submitted for Bernauer Straße 36 Our next project at Bernauer Strasse in Berlin is progressing well! In direct vicinity of our project at Bernauer Strasse 26 & 34, we have now submitted the planning application for No. 36 together with KOLLENDT WALDSCHMIDT Architekten. This site is also located directly on the former Berlin Wall strip.
2ND PARTICIPATION DAY ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTION

Assisted living in Wittstock Our participation days enter their second round! Back at assisted living facility „Haus unter den Linden“ in Wittstock/Dosse, we once again spoke to the residents and staff on site. The aim of the project with the AWO is to develop strategies and concrete measures for dealing with the ecological and social challenges posed by climate change and its consequences.
SPONGE CITY TOUR ST. URSULA

Week of Climate Adaption As part of the Climate Adaptation Week and as a result of winning the REGENIAL! competition, we organised a guided tour of the water-sensitive schoolyard at St. Ursula primary school in Zehlendorf in collaboration with the Berlin Rainwater Agency.
WE’RE RETRACING THE BERLIN WALL

Construction progress at Bernauer Straße 26/34 The construction of the two residential buildings at Bernauer Strasse 26/34 is progressing quickly. Due to the location right on the former Wall strip, we are tracing the historical course of the Wall directly in front of the building façade in consultation with the Stiftung Berliner Mauer (Berlin Wall Foundation). We are very happy that we are able to make a small contribution to bringing the history of the city to life.
AWARD CEREMONY AND PRESENTATION

REGENIAL! — Berlin award for water-sensitive planning As part of the Rainwater Forum, organised by the Berlin Rainwater Agency, the award ceremony for the REGENIAL! sponge city competition took place, where Joerg Coqui did a presentation about our award-winning project, the schoolyard of the St. Ursula primary school in Berlin-Zehlendorf, and received the prize. In addition to ours, nine other pioneering sponge city projects were honoured. Photo: © Benjamin Pritzkuleit