At its core, the square shows great signs of a bygone era. At the moment it is in a kind of sleep and is covered with an asphalt surface. Ideas to wake him from this sleep would be a new development or a new north gate. With the framework of the peripheral development, which is included in the design of the square, a usable space could be created that would be even more attractive through increased visual connections. A walk-in museum below the surface of the earth would be conceivable.
Archival source for this design study: Marco Gernt, Logik und Kreativität prägen das Leben. Architektur & Stadtentwicklung. Was braucht die Stadt?, Master of Architecture thesis, Anhalt University of Applied Sciences, 10 January 2007, chapter IV.4.13, pp. 42 (studio archive, German). The people credited below contributed to the work. This text describes a design proposal, not a verified completed project.
SOURCE 2006
- Yvonne Janke, Germany | Chen Long, China | Melanie Lindner, Germany | Agnieszka Matuszewska, Poland | Marco Gernt, Germany