Kita Bühlauer Waldwichtel in a historic villa, Dresden

The daycare center is rented on a private property with a historic villa and consists of two buildings. The main building as well as the street-side exterior are subject to monument protection. In the course of the previous building renovation, paths were made new, which are not affected by the rezoning.
In the eastern corner of the property, a garden area will be created for the daycare center's own use. This will be demarcated from the existing path by a 5m wooden fence with a lockable gate to reduce the intensive soil compaction caused by footfall in the root zone of the existing beech tree. This garden will be divided into areas of lawn, ground cover and beds. The path areas are made of woodchip with a filter layer. In the far corner of the garden area, an area of provision is identified for use as a materials play area using recumbent logs from the nursery's stock.
A large sand play area with terraced grading and sandstone edging is incorporated in the central area of the site. The nursery sand play area consists of two sand play areas, a mud area and three wooden terraces. In the nursery area, a small sand play area will be built on top of the existing path paving so that there is no new encroachment into the root zone of the adjacent trees.
There are several small areas of shrub plantings throughout the site, as well as areas of lawn that will be developed as wildflowers in niches.