Our completed projects

For the new archive building of the Berlin State Museums, we have carried out extensive greening measures – ranging from facade greening to intensively planted raised beds.

We built the outdoor facilities for the inner-city residential development in Dresden.

We have transformed the rose garden into a climate-resilient city park.

We have completed the construction of the new promenade between the town centre and the future new school building, as well as a modern sports and leisure complex.

We designed the outdoor facilities for the Helleum II construction project, including earthworks and pipe laying, paving, terracing, the creation of drainage ditches, and the construction of ponds and fences.

A prominent office location on the River Spree is being given new open spaces – with clear pathways, climate-resilient planting and recreational areas between the buildings and the water.

We have created the outdoor facilities at the new school building, featuring a variety of play and sports areas, accessible surfacing and a planting scheme designed to promote biodiversity.

In Bremerhaven, we have transformed the former car park on the church square site in the city centre into a modern, multi-purpose park.

At Westfield Hamburg-Überseequartier, green oases with intensive greening and high-quality design elements have been created on the roof areas, combining nature and urban life.

A sustainably built school campus with spacious common areas and sports facilities, part of Berlin’s School Construction Initiative.

In Britzer Garten, we have created a new play area around the clay village in the north-west of the park – featuring a ten-metre-high play tower, new play and activity areas, as well as a network of paths and planting beds.

We have carried out the landscaping of a newly built car park for a Berlin-based bank and are responsible for maintaining the grounds.

The Deckelpark in Hamburg-Stellingen is a unique city park built over the A7 motorway tunnel, combining nature, leisure and recreation.

We have implemented extensive and intensive greening of roof areas, walkways and communal spaces, using natural materials in keeping with the use and architecture of the building complex.

Green open spaces at lofty heights: For this project, we have turned several roof areas into green spaces, planted large planters and created high-quality wooden terraces with benches.

In Neubeckum, we completely renovated the street “Am Volkspark” over a length of more than 450 meters and redesigned it into a modern, barrier-free, and green traffic area.

We implemented the greening of the impressive high-rise bunker on Feldstraße in Hamburg.

From February to September 2023, a living wall by Vertiko was created at Kiwittsmoor, featuring an Alucobond façade and a diverse selection of perennials, commissioned by Hamburger Hochbahn AG.

Enclosures modelled on natural habitats, with watercourses, mud pools and dense vegetation, create species-appropriate living spaces for rhinos, tapirs and warthogs in the tropical-inspired zoo area.

In autumn 2022, a living wall was created for ARGOS by Vertiko – planted with a variety of perennials and designed as a vertical green highlight.

Between the industrial architecture and the banks of the Spree, new open spaces are emerging for businesses, restaurants and leisure – featuring paved areas, groves of trees and views of the water.

A green oasis over Berlin: The Axel Springer headquarters provides a planted rooftop area for 5,500 employees – contributing to climate protection, cooling, and cleaner air.

The 'Pandion Ville' project in Bonn comprises 400 residential units with spacious green areas, nature-inspired playgrounds, and a park – enhancing quality of life within the neighborhood.

A new public space in the heart of Berlin – on a monumental scale, with a clear design and plenty of space for culture, socialising and physical activity.

Bamboo, watercourses and planted rock formations create an atmospheric habitat – for pandas and visitors alike.