Grevesmühlen, DRK Hospital

Within the framework of an open competition, the Schnittger Architekten / Siller Landschaftsarchitekten consortium won 1st prize.
The open spaces with their diverse areas of use are in harmony with the buildings. They take special consideration of the topographical conditions and the old tree existence worth preserving as well as the grown wood structures.
A double tree row is the link between old and new building and represents at the same time a connection to the adjacent landscape area.
South of the planned hospital a park-like patient garden with an organically formed way net extends, which considers the important connection to the neighbouring allotment gardens. Seating areas with wooden pergola structures enhance the garden visually and functionally.
Various reinforced concrete retaining walls / precast concrete walls are required to intercept large differences in height.