Reese Barracks Augsburg Reesepark exercise landscape

For the landscape architecture firm Lohaus Carl from Hanover, we created the detailed planning as well as the tender documents for the concrete "movement landscape".



After the withdrawal of the American armed forces in 1998, the old barracks areas of 60 hectares were redesigned by the landscape architecture firm Lohaus/Carl/Köhlmos from Hanover.

An American landscape with various sports and play areas was developed over almost four kilometers.

The spaces in between are special places with sports and play animations and/or special plantings that interpret sections of the American landscape.

In one section of the park there is a "concrete landscape" known as "Table Mountain".

For licensing reasons, no skate park was allowed to be built in this section, but a "movement landscape" was.

Inspired by the planning concept of the Lohaus/Carl/Köhlmos office and the existing topography, we developed a movement landscape/concrete landscape.

This form is modeled on the world-famous skate spot, Sadlands in Anaheim/California, which was demolished in 1998.