Tempelhof Field Berlin

Outside the inner field, spatial bodies of varying density are created. The sometimes narrow, hidden or enchanted intermediate spaces that arise here interact with the great expanse of the inner field. Concrete rules for different spatial bodies will be developed in the further process. The additional offer of spatial density will provide Tempelhofer Field with new possibilities for action. The space of possibilities will be expanded. How the zones of varying density are to be occupied is explicitly not the subject of this proposal. The type and duration of individual uses within the spatial concept will be decided by urban society in a participatory process. Land must remain permanently in public ownership. Allocations in favor of individual parties take place on a leasehold basis. A significant part of the spatial structure is formed by natural volumes. Wooded areas alternate with waist-high flowering meadows, loose marshlands or fields of bushes. The aim is to create a diverse, resilient park landscape that permanently regulates the urban climate through shade and moisture. It combines with the Hasenheide to form a unique green space. The spatial volumes can also be occupied by buildings. A wide variety of built structures are conceivable within the spatial concept, from individual structures to structural extensions of adjacent neighborhoods. Our proposal offers a spatial framework within which existing historical traces, current qualities and the diverse requirements formulated on Tempelhofer Field can be developed in a participatory, sustainable and reversible way.