DESIGN OF A PAVILION WITH DRINKING FOUNTAIN FOR PUBLIC SPACE

The pavilion, designed in the form of a stylized geyser, forms a highly visible, protected and shady space. With the help of water, the three drinking fountains transform a previously unused place into a lively space that can be used free of charge by the entire public. The Great Sprucer forms an interactive architecture that not only enlivens the public space, but also successfully brings the neighborhood together and supports environmental and resource protection.

 

 

 

SUCCESSES

• The project took part in the New European Bauhaus Award 2022: "Let's celebrate beautiful, sustainable and inclusive places!"

• The project was introduced and presented to the Competence Team for Culture and Creative Industries of the State Capital of Munich

• The project was submitted and presented at the Universal Design Contest 2022 and won the Consumer Award 2022

• The project was presented to a panel of the New European Bauhaus as part of the Universal Design 2022 exhibition at the Oskar von Miller Forum

 

Concept and idea, visualization and model:

Britta Eriskat, Munich, 2021

 

Project-accompanying architect:

Bernd Meinlschmidt, Rosenheim