Winner of the architecture competition: New Center for Falkenhagener Feld!

Winner of the architecture competition: New Center for Falkenhagener Feld!

Westerwaldstraße 16/18, 13589 Berlin, Deutschland - The tension in Berlin-Spandau is increasing! On October 17, 2024, the architecture competition awaited with many fanfare ended for the new meeting center on Westerwaldstrasse. In a gripping finale, the nine -member jury decided on the best designs that are supposed to play a central role in the Falkenhagener Feld district. The planned center will be an important point of contact for the residents and should offer space for seniors, young people and cultural offers.

The requirements for the designs were extremely high: multifunctionality, inviting green areas, and a clear opening towards the square should be included in the planning. After intensive discussions, the jury, chaired by Dipl. Ing. Brigitte Holz, selected the best designs, which are now presented in a free exhibition from November 7 to December 5, 2024 in the Falkenhagener Feld clubhouse. This work shows that architecture can be alive and inviting!

The award winners at a glance

• 1. Price: 63,000 € building construction and € 12,000 free facilities for Sehw Architecture GmbH from Berlin in cooperation with Sted - A Part of Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects A/S from Denmark.
• 2. Price: € 37,000 building construction and € 7,000 free facilities for Anne Lampen Architects BDA from Berlin with guest landscape architects Bdla.
• 3. Price: 24,000 € building construction and € 4,500 free facilities for AFF Architects from Berlin in cooperation with Planstadt Senner GmbH.
• Recognition: 6,000 € building construction and € 1,500 free facilities for Bez + Kock Architects from Stuttgart together with st Rauma. Landscape architecture.

The jury agreed: The draft of Sehw Architecture stands out due to its outstanding urban planning conception and harmoniously connects the new living areas with the existing Westerwaldplatz. The early anonymization of the designs guaranteed a fair and transparent evaluation. With a financing from the urban development program "Sustainable Renewal", the signs are on progress. Soon this innovative center will shine full of life!