
GARDEN WISSMANNSTRASSE
Garden dreams
Location: Berlin-Grunewald
Client: private
Architects: unknown
Area: 1.200 m²
Year: 2019
Status: direct order, in development
In the design of the Wilhelminian style house, a close connection was established between the internal layout of the rooms and the external facade. This connection is also reflected in the garden design, where the garden was divided into well-proportioned areas that correspond to the interior spaces of the house. This results in a varied arrangement of interconnected garden spaces around the house. These spaces, including the entryway, art garden, sun terrace, magnolia room, orchard, blue garden path, garden salon, and roof garden, offer a variety of uses. The open and semi-open transitions between the individual garden areas create spatial depth and enable a holistic experience of the entire garden.


Green room diversity
Just like the rooms of the house inside, partial rooms are created in the garden. These have individual shapes, qualities and colors depending on their use and allocation, but are also coordinated with the house in an overarching color and material concept to form a large whole.
Visual spaces
The garden spaces and their central contents can be experienced from the rooms of the house, which thus qualitatively extend into the garden. In the garden, visual relationships are created between the garden rooms, thus extending the garden within the garden as well as into the neighborhood. In this way, the garden expands into ever new, further rooms.


