"In the west of Berlin, nestled between the historic Grunewald forest and the old AVUS route, lies the Eichkamp estate, designed by Bruno Taut - a residential neighborhood that was conceived as a forest estate in the early 1920s. The plot is one of the last undeveloped plots in this unique ensemble. The special character of the estate, characterized by old deciduous trees, small detached houses, and an almost village-like atmosphere, despite its proximity to the ICC, can still be clearly felt here."
"Lead Team: Sebastian Thaut, Silvia Schellenberg-Thaut Design Team: Moritz Dinkel, Viet Duc Nguyen, Johannes Wilde Engineering & Consulting > Structural: Mayer-Vorfelder und Dinkelacker Engineering & Consulting > Other: Graner Ingenieure More SpecsLess Specs Clemens Poloczek Text description provided by the architects. In the west of Berlin, nestled between the historic Grunewald forest and the old AVUS route, lies the Eichkamp estate, designed by Bruno Taut - a residential neighborhood that was conceived as a forest estate in the early 1920s."
The site sits west of Berlin between the Grunewald forest and the old AVUS route within the Bruno Taut–designed Eichkamp estate. The plot represents one of the last undeveloped parcels in the ensemble. The estate’s character is defined by old deciduous trees, small detached houses, and a village-like atmosphere that endures despite proximity to the ICC. The immediate neighborhood includes public buildings such as daycare centers and schools alongside private single-family homes from multiple eras. A new residential building was inserted into this evolved context, designed to blend in respectfully and remain unobtrusive at first glance.
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