New Urban Centre
The new Urban Centre bridges a gap in the urban fabric through complementary typologies. A new boulevard creates an "urban living room" while becoming the central public spine. In addition, existing green structures along the traffic axes are expanded into a park. An extensive range of playgrounds, recreational areas, and a network of paths can be integrated into the new park system. In order to meet the challenges of climate change, connected topics such as rainwater management, microclimate, and biodiversity will be developed together to create the greatest possible synergies.
Open Competition, 1st Prize, ongoing project
Year:
2021 - 2023
Location:
Berlin, Germany
Architecture + Urban Design:
Superwien Urbanism
Post City Gardens
The crystalline volumes of the buildings create various types of open spaces, allocated in different vertical strata. A plaza creates an open and welcoming entrée to the central station of Linz. Among the green spaces on the ground floor will be a public park, a promenade, smaller squares and alleys.
On Sphere 1, approximately 12 meters above ground, roof gardens will provide semi-public spaces for restaurants, a cinema, a bus terminal and housing developments. Like the vegetation changes with altitude on a mountain, it changes here from the ground floor upwards - the house becomes a mountain.
On Sphere 1, approximately 12 meters above ground, roof gardens will provide semi-public spaces for restaurants, a cinema, a bus terminal and housing developments. Like the vegetation changes with altitude on a mountain, it changes here from the ground floor upwards - the house becomes a mountain.
Open Competition, 1st Prize, ongoing project
Year:
2019 - 2025
Location:
Linz, Austria
Architecture:
Nussmüller Architekten
Year:
2019 - 2025
Location:
Linz, Austria
Architecture:
Nussmüller Architekten
Masterplan Berliner Allee, Augsburg
The former industrial site was an inaccessible plot which formed a massive barrier between the city and the river Lech. Thus, the first and key intervention for the redevelopment are the green fingers; they open the borders and extend existing streets via new parks and plazas towards the river. In addition to the landscape, refurbished buildings and old rail tracks form the second element, that together, create the basis for the re-occupation of the site with commercial and industrial businesses.
Type:
Masterplan
Year:
2018-2019
Location:
Augsburg, Germany
Client:
JLL Munich
Partner:
Keller Damm Kollegen, Munich
Masterplan
Year:
2018-2019
Location:
Augsburg, Germany
Client:
JLL Munich
Partner:
Keller Damm Kollegen, Munich
