The winner of the competition: New vision for the Lausitzer Platz

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Der Lausitzer Platz, ein wichtiger Treffpunkt und Identifikationspunkt für die Nachbarschaft in der Nähe des Görlitzer Parks, soll neu gestaltet werden. Nach einem zweiphasigen freiraumplanerischen Wettbewerb haben die Senatsverwaltung für Stadtentwicklung, Bauen und Wohnen und das Bezirksamt Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg die Gewinner bekannt gegeben. Der erste Preis ging an das Büro WES LandschaftsArchitektur mit einem Preisgeld von 23.000 Euro, gefolgt vom zweiten Preis an bbz Landschaftsarchitekten Berlin und dem dritten Preis an bgmr Landschaftsarchitekten. Zwei Anerkennungen wurden ebenfalls vergeben. Bezirksstadträtin Annika Gerold lobte die Arbeit des 1. Preisträgers für die Berücksichtigung der vielfältigen Nutzungsansprüche und die Schaffung eines robusten Rahmens für neue …
The Lausitzer Platz, an important meeting point and identification point for the neighborhood near the Görlitz park, is to be redesigned. After a two-phase open space planning competition, the Senate Department for Urban Development, Building and Living and the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district office announced the winners. The first prize went to the WES Landscape Architecture office with prize money of 23,000 euros, followed by the second prize to BBZ landscape architects Berlin and the third prize to BGMR landscape architects. Two recognitions were also awarded. District City Councilor Annika Gerold praised the work of the 1st winner for taking into account the diverse usage claims and creating a robust framework for new ... (Symbolbild/MB)

The Lausitzer Platz, an important meeting point and identification point for the neighborhood near the Görlitz park, is to be redesigned. After a two-phase open space planning competition, the Senate Department for Urban Development, Building and Living and the Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg district office announced the winners. The first prize went to the WES Landscape Architecture office with prize money of 23,000 euros, followed by the second prize to BBZ landscape architects Berlin and the third prize to BGMR landscape architects. Two recognitions were also awarded.

District City Councilor Annika Gerold praised the work of the 1st winner for taking into account the diverse claims for use and creating a robust framework for new activities. The work of the winning team was also praised by the expert Prof. Laura Vahl because she solves the current problems of the square and open up new development opportunities. The implementation of the project is planned for 2025, whereby the financing is initially carried out by the Berlin places.

The competition work will be exhibited from May 7th to May 17th, 2024 in the new town house in Berlin Mitte and are open to the public. The exhibition is free of charge, barrier -free and easily accessible by public transport.

The winners of the competition are listed in the following table:

| Square | Team | Prize money |
| ——- | ————————————— | --——- |
| 1 | WES Landscape Architecture PartG MBB | 23,000 euros |
| 2 | BBZ Landschaftsarchitekten Berlin GmbH | 14,500 euros |
| 3 | BGMR Landschaftsarchitect GmbH | 8,500 euros |

The redesign of the Lausitzer Platz will not only enrich the neighborhood, but also be prepared for the consequences of the climate crisis and contribute to improving the quality of life in the area.


Source: www.berlin.de