Frankfurter Allee Design of the outdoor facilities of a new residential and office building

The Frankfurter Allee 135 project is located in Lichtenberg directly at a central intersection on the border with Friedrichshain.



New residential buildings, commercial areas and offices are being built.

Important components of the outdoor facilities are the publicly accessible Stefan-Heym-Platz (SHP), the outdoor facilities on an underground parking garage in BF1 and the outdoor space design around the residential buildings in BF2.

The SHP (designed by gm013) features a square with a water basin at ground level. The listed figure of the fisherman's boy is located in the middle of the square. The square is bordered by raised planted islands, which form reading corners and niches. The raised ''city balcony'' along the buildings will provide seating for cafés, etc. in future.



In construction sites 1 and 2, uniform paving materials and planting areas will bring the two areas together in terms of design. In both areas, new tree plantings are planned on underground parking lots as well as on existing ground. In addition, some existing trees have been integrated into the outdoor facilities.

Playgrounds for children and young people are planned across the entire planning area.

The underground waste containers are integrated into the overall design concept.



The 1st BA has already been completed, the 2nd BA will follow by 2021.