Awards Talks
Berlin | November 25, 2024
The Holcim Foundation Awards Talks are coming to Berlin for an engaging panel discussion around Haus 2+, an exemplary urban infill project transforming cities with sustainable, low-carbon solutions. Learn how this innovative approach is setting new standards for sustainable urban design.
Date: November 25, 2024
Time: 18:00 - 20:00
Location: Säälchen, Holzmarkt 25, Berlin
Cost: Free to attend. Registration required.
Theme
Maximizing Impact: Urban Infill Lessons from Holzmarkt
The world’s most significant sustainable design prize, the Holcim Foundation Awards, will explore the city-enhancing effects of well-executed urban infill projects in Berlin and beyond at this lively panel discussion event during our Berlin edition of the Holcim Foundation Awards Talks.
With the conversation anchored to Haus 2+ - a new mixed-use, sustainable development built onto an old industrial site in Holzmarkt by Office ParkScheerbarth - architects and industry experts will unpack how buildings and initiatives of this nature can create a significantly positive urban impact with a low-carbon footprint.
As a best-in-practice urban infill example, Haus 2+, which received a Holcim Foundation Award in 2023, shows how community-driven development and socially engaging design can be woven into the urban fabric to improve our neighborhoods in clever and unexpected ways. It will be one of the multiple industry-leading projects discussed at the event.
Moderator
Panelists
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Sven Fuchs
Partner, GRAFT Gesellschaft von Architekten
Germany
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Moojin Park
Co-Founder, Office ParkScheerbarth
Germany
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Nils Maevis
Senior Engineer, Buro Happold
Germany
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Haus 2+ in Berlin, Germany
This Holcim Foundation Awards Talk features the Awards 2023 bronze winner for Europe, Haus 2+ Urban Nature Project in Germany by Office ParkScheerbarth. The independent expert jury particularly admired the young team’s bold design choices, which brought fresh perspectives and innovation, recognizing its inclusive nature and the positive impact it has on the community’s engagement.