Elbmarschen © 1970 Unbekannt Stadtbauwelt
Wettbewerbsplan erster Rang Petzold/Hansjakob Bebauungsplanentwurf © 1976 Petzold/Hansjakob
				Based on the landscape and structure plan by Valentin & Valentin, an urban design competition was announced.
The assessment of our work by the chief assessors states, among other things:
"The urban concept combines the various well thought-out systems: Building, development, canals, paths and open spaces favourably with each other. The landscape character of the marsh is very well met by the design."
"The good integration of the open spaces / green spaces into the urban development concept and the resulting open space formation should be emphasised. Both, linked with the other well-solved urban planning components, constitute a special quality of the work."
Prof. Walter Rossow (reviewer) writes in Garten- und Landschaft July 1976, p. 417:
"It is clear to see that urban planner and landscape architect worked together on the urban concept here, simultaneously and not one after the other, as is still widely the case. This working method requires a deep professional understanding from both, almost to the point that each could also do it individually. This is also dependent on personal constellations."
Publications: Garten und Landschaft July 1976 							
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Planning offices
								
									Gottfried and Anton Hansjakob Landscape Architects					
								
								
				
				München				
			
										Peter Petzold, Architekt
					
Peter Petzold										
								
				Employees
				
				Manfred Ast			
				Project period
				
				1973 
				 - 				1976			
				Size
				
				360 ha 
			
				Client
				
				Baubehörde der Freien und Hansestadt Hamburg				
				
							
			
				Address
				
				Billwerder Allermöhe 				
				 Hamburg				
				Deutschland 				
			
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