We are delighted that our Leocampus project in Paderborn has been featured in the October issue of Garten + Landschaft as a place of faith. We are particularly proud of the contemplative inner courtyard of the seminary with its symbolic apple tree and rammed earth wall. 

Two previously missing federal states have recently been added to our map of Germany: In Saxony-Anhalt, we have been awarded the contract for a daycare centre in Stendal. And in Saxony's capital Leipzig, we have the honour of planning two new schools. All three new projects belong to our favourite category of open spaces for children.  

We began designing the garden at the Hessian State Representation in Berlin 18 years ago. Originally intended as a temporary transitional solution, one of our favourite projects is now celebrating its coming of age. And - thanks to good care - it has developed well. We look forward to another 18 years of transition.

From drab to attractive: We are delighted that Garten + Landschaft has reported on our project in Gelsenkirchen, the Heinrich-König-Square. For a long time, the central square was primarily an oversized underground railway access point, a real ‘hole’. We have transformed it into an attractive urban space.