Participatory Planning Process
- 2008: Green light given for public discussion on the future of the Tegel airport grounds.
- 2009 to 2012: The idea for the Innovation Park is born during a workshop – proposals are drafted by six international teams comprising architects, city planners, and landscape designers, which are then further developed together with experts, administration, and stakeholders from Berlin’s general public.
- 9th June 2011: The Berlin Parliament approves the goals of the zoning plan and the landscape program.
- 2013: The master plan is adopted by the Berlin State Senate with binding effect.
- From 2016: The increasing demand for housing space in Berlin gives rise to further development of Schumacher Quartier.
- 2017: The outline for urban planning is further developed in four SQ Labs together with experts at state and regional level into a framework that is the basis of further planning for the residential district.
- 2018: The development plans for parts of the Urban Tech Republic and Schumacher Quartier are presented in public in November.
- 2019: Decision is taken on the landscape planning competition for the district and landscape park.
- 2020: An information center is being set up on site following the closure of the airport.
- Interested members of the public can participate constructively in public site conferences from the beginning of the plans.
Tegel Projekt GmbH
Urban Tech Republic, Gebäude V
Flughafen Tegel 1
13405 Berlin
Phone: +49 30 577 1401 0
e-mail: info@berlintxl.de
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