Architecture with a future: Opening of the BDA Prize in Prenzlau!

Opening of the exhibition "BDA Prize Brandenburg 2024" on June 21st in the St. Nikolaikirche Prenzlau shows sustainable architecture in the Uckermark.
Opening of the exhibition "BDA Prize Brandenburg 2024" on June 21st in the St. Nikolaikirche Prenzlau shows sustainable architecture in the Uckermark. (Symbolbild/NAG)

Architecture with a future: Opening of the BDA Prize in Prenzlau!

Prenzlau, Deutschland - On June 21 at 4 p.m., a very special place of inspiration opens in the St. Nikolaikirche Prenzlau. The exhibition "BDA Prize Brandenburg 2024", organized by the BUND of German architects (BDA), presents the country's best architectural achievements. With a special highlight in your luggage: the awarded field stone house in the Uckermark, a former stable that was fascinating into a modern residential building. The well -known conversion uses regional materials such as clay, wood and brick and is perfect for the surrounding landscape in which nature has already recaptured.

The exhibition presents a total of ten selected construction projects, all of which put a strong focus on ecological building and social responsibility. The aim is to highlight the importance of regional building culture within rural contexts. A free admission attracts interested parties not only from the Uckermark, but also from the neighboring regions.

The field stone house in detail

The Feldsteinhaus, located in a thin -populated area of ​​the Uckermark, tells an impressive story. Originally used as a stable of a four -sided courtyard, the building is an example of sustainable building that links old building traditions with contemporary architecture. The original character of the building remains preserved thanks to the preserved outer walls made of red brick. New openings offer light and views of nature and give the house a skeletal appearance. The interiors are cleverly designed: a central concrete body on the ground floor ensures stability and houses the bathroom, while there are two bedrooms and an open gallery on the upper floor.

This construction project is not only an architectural lighthouse, but also a symbol of the revival of rural areas. The historical farm paving was exposed again, which makes a bridge between past and the present. Similar projects in the entire region are causing more and more interest in sustainable building.

a network for building culture

In South Westphalia, the topic of sustainable building is very popular. Here the city of Arnsberg supports regional construction and craft culture together with a network. This also includes the “House for Building Culture” competence center, which increasingly comes to the fore the importance of traditional and modern construction methods. The aim is not only to improve the built environment, but also to strengthen regional identity through the use of local materials.

As part of the regional 2025, the “Building with Wood” project will be represented prominently and aimed at using wood in the construction industry. This commitment reflects the trend to focus on environmentally friendly and regional practices - in line with the premiere exhibition in Prenzlau.

Overall, the exhibition "BDA Prize Brandenburg 2024" impressively shows how architectural quality and ecological awareness can be reconciled. The field stone house in the Uckermark is representative of this development and does not attract attention for nothing.

For all those interested in architecture and building culture, it is important to mark this appointment in the calendar. Do not miss the opportunity to experience high -quality architecture in one of the most beautiful historical framework in the region when the doors of the St. Nikolaikirche are opened wide on June 21!

For more information, visit the pages of Nordkurier, BDA and regional) Südwestfalen.

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OrtPrenzlau, Deutschland
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