COQUI MALACHOWSKA COQUI

Sustainable was yesterday — regenerative is the future!

We have been desig­ning inno­va­ti­ve, CLI­MA­TE-POSI­TI­VE, CIR­CU­LAR and RESI­LI­ENT cities for over 20 years.
Our focus is on buil­ding in exis­ting con­texts and imple­men­ting the PRIN­CI­PLES OF THE SPON­GE CITY.
Vibrant spaces that streng­then the COM­MU­NI­TY and shape the VEGE­TA­TI­ON OF THE FUTURE are the goal of our inte­gra­ted plan­ning.

CONFERENCE ON CLIMATE ADAPTATION

With a focus on heat and drought

At the sym­po­si­um on cli­ma­te adapt­a­ti­on by the AWO (Workers’ Wel­fa­re Asso­cia­ti­on), Iza­be­la Malachow­s­­ka-Coqui pre­sen­ted our two cli­ma­te adapt­a­ti­on con­cepts for the AWO in Wittstock/Dosse and Prenz­lau in a key­note speech on cli­­ma­­te-sen­­si­­ti­­ve plan­ning for vul­nerable groups.

In the second part of the sym­po­si­um, which dealt with par­ti­ci­pa­ti­on pro­ces­ses, she also con­duc­ted a work­shop. In this work­shop, par­ti­ci­pan­ts work­ed tog­e­ther on the ques­ti­on of how pro­blems rela­ting to heat and heat pro­tec­tion in faci­li­ties can be iden­ti­fied and named.

SEVEN YEARS LATER

Cam­pus Rahn School Leip­zig

We visi­ted our 2018 com­ple­ted pro­ject for the out­door faci­li­ties at the Rahn School cam­pus in Leip­zig.

Accor­ding to our plans, the out­door space is divi­ded into three recrea­ti­on are­as: the ent­rance cour­ty­ard, a run­ning track area and the schoo­ly­ard. In addi­ti­on, the school grounds have been given a plan­ted front gar­den area with hedges and a strip of trees as a bor­der.

SYMPOSIUM BEAUTIFUL TRANSFORMATION

Aes­the­tics and design of cli­­ma­­te-fri­en­d­­ly buil­ding cul­tu­re

Last year, Joerg Th. Coqui gave a lec­tu­re on new aes­the­tics in land­scape archi­tec­tu­re at the Gras­si Muse­um of Appli­ed Arts in Leip­zig.

In Forum 1, entit­led ‘Beau­tiful Green and Blue – On the Aes­the­tics of Cli­­ma­­te-Resi­­li­ent Urban Land­scapes,’ he spo­ke about the inter­play bet­ween aes­the­tics and cli­ma­te pro­tec­tion, using the exam­p­le of our pro­ject of the Hum­boldt Uni­ver­si­ty of Ber­lin’s Insti­tu­te of Phy­sics, which got award­ed at the 2025 Ger­man Land­scape Archi­tec­tu­re Pri­ze.

SEVEN YEARS LATER

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