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Urban projects in Europe
Here you will find a small excerpt from our reference list for urban projects, be they metropolises, industrial parks or cities.
Each of these projects is characterised by certain factors that make them special and therefore worth particular mention.
But they all have a common denominator: trees are the only air conditioner for outdoors!
Each of these projects is characterised by certain factors that make them special and therefore worth particular mention.
But they all have a common denominator: trees are the only air conditioner for outdoors!
Stadthöfe, Hamburg
Urban courtyards are what are known as heat islands. The air congests, heats up, and there is barely any in- or outflow.
Bürgermeister-Petersen-Platz, Hamburg
Squares in the inner city often heat up. Asphalted and surrounded by tall buildings, they offer no shade, and the radiant heat is enormous.
Royal College of Music, Stockholm
A feature that is commonplace in Sweden is unfortunately still a rarity in German cities: newly planted trees have their trunks packed in a water bag.
Flakbunker Roof, Hamburg
In this unique case, it is particularly important to take into account the location’s peculiarities.
Buchholz Technology and Innovation Park
This is a true future-orientated industrial estate that enables scientific research with high-quality greenery and a variety of different climate-resistant trees.
Instant town district, Alconbury / UK
Where planes used to take off and land, around 20,000 citizens now live surrounded by lots of, and above all large-scale, greenery.
Rottach-Egern
Large trees at their finest. Five pine trees were planted here, shaping their location with their bearing and size.
Hörgensweg, Hamburg
Streets, car parks, pedestrian paths between apartment blocks: that gets hot in summer! As the only air conditioner for outdoors, trees are the only answer.