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As an example of Germany’s commitment to sustainability and its innovation in facing environmental issues, the German Garden at the EXPO 2019 in Beijing showcased the development of typical German landscapes under the motto “Seeding the Future”, combining modern technologies with traditional features.

Against the backdrop of a 2 km long noise barrier being built within the wider Duisburg area, the urban development gap between Neudorf, Bissingheim and Wedau is being closed on the former marshalling yard in Duisburg Wedau on an area of over 90 hectares. Thus, the Sechs-Seen-Platte recreational area and the Wedau sports forest will be connected and generate a wide range of leisure activities for residents and new residents of the future neighbourhoods.

LAND is planning the surroundings of the new headquarters of the Schwarz Group in Bad Friedrichshall, aiming at maximum greening, community enhancement and a sustainable concept for rainwater and irrigation, both for the large landscape frame around the campus and for the green centre between the buildings. Through the design, nature is made tangible at the workplace.

Supported by a feasibility study led by LAND, the German city of Essen won the title of European Green Capital for 2017. Dedicated installations and urban interventions were devised for the award year, while the city’s commitment to a green and sustainable transformation continues to this day.

The design concept for Welle Frankfurt creates a holistic spatial body, providing the existing building ensemble with a new, differentiated identity through the “Wave Park”.