BAUWERT AND
PARTNERS
Much of the new neighbourhood is being developed and delivered by BAUWERT AG. The long-established Berlin-based company brings decades of experience in large-scale residential and urban quarter developments. The architecture is designed by selected practices, each contributing its own distinctive design language and character.
BAUWERT AG
BAUWERT is one of Germany’s leading project developers. Its core business is the construction of high-quality residential properties in prime locations, primarily in Berlin and the surrounding region. In addition, BAUWERT designs and delivers sophisticated office and retail buildings at top city-centre addresses. A dedicated team of over 80 skilled professionals manages the company’s activities from Berlin’s Kurfürstendamm.
The company’s guiding principle is the utmost care in all aspects of project development, high-quality construction, and attention to detail—visible in each of the more than 330 sophisticated projects BAUWERT has completed over its 40+ year history.
Leading architects design the new neighbourhood
gmp Architects
Thekla, Fliegerhalle and office building
Founded in 1965, gmp is now one of Europe’s leading architectural firms. The internationally active office tackles complex projects ranging from infrastructure and cultural buildings to urban quarters. Clear concepts, structural precision, and extensive experience define gmp’s work.
Bonanni Architects
Wilbur
Classic yet contemporary: for 50 years, the team at Bonanni Architects has shaped Berlin’s architectural landscape. Their focus lies on precise proportions, clean lines, and a high standard of materials and aesthetics—evident in the many projects they have realised across the city.
Hilmer Sattler Architects & Ahlers Albrecht
Houses Ludwig and Parseval
Since 1974, the firm has been dedicated to urban architecture with a strong sense of history. New buildings are conceived as a continuation of the city’s story, carefully integrated into existing structures. Projects such as Museum Island and the Humboldt Forum demonstrate how memory and renewal can be brought into harmony.
Nöfer Architects
Amelie
Nöfer Architects create residential architecture with a clear design approach and a strong connection to the urban context. Their designs are defined by proportion, façade composition, and durability. The result is contemporary buildings that thoughtfully carry forward tradition and respect existing structures.
Pätzold Architects
Orville
Since 1997, the Berlin-based office has been creating architecture for urban environments. Every design is based on a careful analysis of the site and its social as well as built surroundings. A special focus is placed on sustainable concepts that provide long-term, resilient solutions for the city.
Stefan Forster Architects
Arthur
Stefan Forster Architects designs buildings with everyday life in mind. The focus is on urban living, characterised by clarity, durability, and lasting quality. Their projects blend history, context, and contemporary housing concepts to create vibrant, livable city spaces.
BOS Landscape Architecture
Shaping the quarter’s outdoor spaces
For over 45 years, BOS has been designing outdoor spaces that connect nature and the city. The focus is on quality of stay, ecological responsibility, and places for people to meet. The result is outdoor areas that foster community and enrich urban life in a sustainable way.
The state of Berlin
The Berlin Senate Department for Urban Development, Building and Housing, together with its urban development agency WISTA.Plan GmbH, is responsible for developing the site and establishing the legal planning framework. In addition, land is being provided for public infrastructure, and state-owned commercial spaces are being marketed. degewo AG, Berlin’s leading municipal housing company, is constructing and delivering around 450 publicly subsidised rental apartments within the quarter, along with the streets that open up the development. Further plans include a new neighbourhood centre (Kieztreff), as well as playgrounds and community facilities.
