AWARD AT THE GERMAN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AWARD 2025 FOR CMC
At the German Landscape Architecture Award 2025 ceremony, we were delighted to receive the award in the category ‘Maturity Test — Projects 20 Years and Older’ for our project Institute of Physics at Humboldt University Berlin, which was planned and realised in collaboration with Stefan Tischer and the architects Augustin and Frank. The award recognises the foresight of the project: planned over 20 years ago, the climate-adapted and regenerative measures are now more relevant than ever and form the basis for legal regulations relating to rainwater management that now apply to all projects.
CMC HONOURED AT GERMAN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AWARD 2025!
Award in the category Maturity Examination — Projects 20 years and older We were delighted to learn that our joint project with Stefan Tischer and the architects Augustin and Frank, the Institute of Physics at Humboldt University in Berlin, was honoured in the “Maturity Examination — Projects 20 Years and Older” category of the German Landscape Architecture Award 2025. It is a great honour for us to have received this award. We hope this will help to ensure that the innovative and, in some cases, regenerative approaches of the Institute of Physics’ landscape architecture continue to become a reality in many other projects.
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
WINNER REGENIAL 2024
Berlin award for water-sensitive planning Our project for the water-sensitive conversion of the schoolyard of the St. Ursula primary school in Berlin Zehlendorf was awarded as winner of the REGENIAL! sponge city competition organised by the Regenwasseragentur Berlin. It was emphasised that, despite a low budget, it was possible to achieve large-scale unsealing, a near-natural design and to use all the rainwater on site instead of discharging it into the sewage system.We are very happy about the award and the increasing attention on the topic of the sponge city!