Dresden Medical-Theoretical Centre

Client:	National Building Surveyor‘s Office Dresden
Area:	0,5 ha
Budget:	0,55 Mio EUR
Completion:	2000

Adjacent to a recently built research building and lecture hall of the Dresden Technical University, two public squares have been developed. The squares are linking the main axis of the building to the close-by streetscape. Sparingly arranged, but visually prominent site furnishing is creating a sense of place and a high-quality usability.
Site furniture, bike racks and tree grates have been especially designed for this site. The design is referring to the architecture and is communicating the scientific purpose of the building.