Improvement of the living environment in Lenzsiedlung Hamburg-Eimsbüttel
© OUTSIDE! O
© OUTSIDE! O
© OUTSIDE! O
Appreciation in the special award for living environmentGerman Landscape Architecture Award 2011
Jury verdict: 3,000 people live in the large housing estate, which was built in the 1970s according to the guiding principle of "urbanity through density". An above-average number of residents have a migration background, and one in three is under 18 years of age. The design of the residential environment turned out to be a social challenge for the housing association and the commissioned planners, which was tackled in close partnership with the municipality's neighbourhood management, schools and many local initiatives.
The result was a diverse open space landscape that accommodates a wide variety of needs and makes an important contribution to social cohesion. Socially Integrative City and open space planning have entered into a successful synthesis here.
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Planning offices
Outside! Landschaftsarchitektur
Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg
Further planners involved
Bauleitung:
OUTSIDE! Landschaftsarchitektur
am Bau Beteiligte:
Johannsen Garten- und Landschaftsbau (BA I + II), Schneidewind Garten- und Landschaftsbau (BA III), Thestorf Garten- und Landschaftsbau (BA IV), Wiese & Sohn Garten- und Landschaftsbau (BA V), Schmale Garten- und Landschaftsbau (BA VI)
Weitere an der Planung Beteiligte:
Kerstin Tamke, Birgit Langhoff, Eric Meier, Ulrike Retzow ProQuartier Hamburg, Gesellschaft für Sozialmanagement und Projekte mbH SAGA Siedlungs-Aktiengesellschaft Hamburg, S. Meyer
Project period
2001
- 2008
Client
SAGA Siedlungs-Aktiengesellschaft Hamburg (BA I – V), GbR Dr. J. Bringezu, Hamburg (BA VI)
Address
Hamburg
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Prices & Awards
German Landscape Architecture Award 2011
Appreciation in the special award for living environment
Project type
Parks and green spaces
Playgrounds, e.g. at childcare centers and schools
Green concepts for residential, commercial and industrial areas
Ecological concepts for settlements and stormwater management
