EnBW-City
Schelmenwasenstraße 15, Stuttgart, Germany
Photo © Daniel Maier Gerber
The main theme of our design was to develop a park a new, enlivened spot within the city map which not only unites different functions and border areas, but also marks a point of entry.
The existing spatial pockets in the landscape are concentrated into a general ensemble, thus making them accessible for people to experience.
At the same time, it was important to give the park and the leisure park a clearly defined address. To achieve this, the necessary stations of infrastructure such as a bus station, NASS parking lot and event space are bound into one central element. This block is an attractive starting point and a reference point for school, the public swimming pool and the park.
Photo © Tim Corvin Kraus
Photo © Tim Corvin Kraus
Photo © Tim Corvin Kraus
Photo © Tim Corvin Kraus
Photo © Tim Corvin Kraus
Photo © Tim Corvin Kraus
Photo © Tim Corvin Kraus
Photo © Tim Corvin Kraus
Photo © Tim Corvin Kraus
- Landscape Architects
- GTL - Michael Triebswetter Landschaftsarchitekt
- Year
- 2008
- Project Status
- Built
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