Berlin Tempelhof Airport / GROSS.MAX. + Sutherland Hussey Architects

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Two of Scotland’s leading design firms have won an international competition to transform Berlin’s famous Tempelhof Airport. GROSS. MAX. with Sutherland Hussey Architects have been awarded the commission to design a new park and associated buildings on the site of the recently closed airport. Additional images of the winning entry are available after the break.

At over 400 hectares, the site will be one of the largest city parks in Europe and is undoubtedly one of the most significant commissions to date for the Edinburgh based practices. Synonymous with Berlin before, during and after World War II the airport is still a key part of the city fabric. The existing 1.2 km long, semi circular terminal building was part of Albert Speer’s masterplan for the 1930’s restructuring of the city and will be preserved as a key part of the over all urban strategy.

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Cite: Hank Jarz. "Berlin Tempelhof Airport / GROSS.MAX. + Sutherland Hussey Architects" 24 May 2011. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/136792/berlin-tempelhof-airport-gross-max-sutherland-hussey-architects> ISSN 0719-8884

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