Ecological redesign of the Central Cemetery Friedrichsfelde - construction measures for more attractive mourning and recreational location.

Ecological redesign of the Central Cemetery Friedrichsfelde - construction measures for more attractive mourning and recreational location.

The central cemetery of Friedrichsfelde in Berlin is to be redesigned to make it more ecological and climate -resistant. Traffic threats are to be remedied and the green area is to be organized ecologically. The focus is on measures to promote biodiversity and improve living conditions for birds and insects. The starting signal for the construction work was given with the renewal of the stairs at the celebration hall, the heart of the cemetery. District City Councilor Filiz Keküllüoğlu emphasized the importance of the sustainable securing and development of the cemetery, both cultural and urban ecological. The central cemetery of Friedrichsfelde is the largest cemetery in Lichtenberg and the fifth largest in Berlin. It also fulfills the function of an urban green and open space.

effects on the local environment

The ecological redesign of the Central Cemetery Friedrichsfelde has a positive impact on the local environment. By promoting biodiversity and improvement in living conditions for birds and insects, the cemetery contributes to the sustainable development of the adjacent landscape park Herzberge. The near -natural marginal areas of the cemetery are important for the biotope composite and urban ecology.

renovation work at the central cemetery

As part of the construction work, various renovation work is carried out. The renewal of the stairs at the celebration hall is the first step and is expected to be completed in mid -November. Then the paths behind the celebration hall are renewed because they are in very poor condition. In the case of the renovation, the sealed area is also minimized to improve the seepage of rainwater. In addition, dark asphalt surfaces are replaced by lighter pavement in order to reduce the heat heating in summer and to influence the microclimate positively. The total costs for the renovation amount to around 230,000 euros.

outlook

The redesign of the Central Cemetery Friedrichsfelde is part of a long -term development concept that aims to increase the attractiveness of the cemetery and ensure its long -term economy. User and demand-oriented offers are intended to encourage more people to use the cemetery as a urban mourning and local recreation location. The Lichtenberg district office of Berlin emphasizes the importance of the Central Cemetery Friedrichsfelde as cultural -historical and urban ecologically important jewel in Friedrichsfelde.

According to a report by