PRESERVING AND DEVELOPING EUROPE'S LARGEST ARCHITECTURAL MONUMENT

Unique size, historic backdrop, morbid charm, personal experiences at major events or concerts with international appeal. All this makes the Tempelhof Airport site one of Berlin's most charismatic attractions.

Tempelhof Projekt GmbH is continuously working to turn the motto “Preserve and develop Europe's largest architectural monument” into reality by developing Tempelhof Airport as a flagship project. The goal is to make this unique location an open, diverse, sustainable, and resilient place for the city of Berlin.

Reconciling sustainability and monument protection 

The aim is to reflect the needs of the property itself as well as those of the urban community, the adjacent urban areas, and the surrounding neighborhoods. Issues of sustainability and monument protection are also being reconciled in Europe's largest architectural monument. In its development, Tempelhof Projekt is pursuing the goal of defining an overall concept for the renovation of the individual building sections, integration into the urban context, and a sustainable supply infrastructure. 

The three most important projects here are:

• the development concept,
• The renovation concept
• The technical infrastructure 2030. 

Development with the participation of Berlin's urban society

Cooperative development—i.e., the joint implementation of projects with parts of the urban community—is also an important concern for Tempelhof Projekt GmbH. Tempelhof Airport (THF), as a prominent location in the heart of the city, should also be shaped by the people of Berlin.

In parallel with the development issues, Tempelhof Projekt is addressing the enormous renovation needs of almost all surfaces, facades, roofs, the supporting structure, and the technical infrastructure. Well aware that the renovation is a task for generations, the Tempelhof Projekt is pushing ahead with a large number of projects to lead the airport into the future. THF knows no standstill. Progress is being made every day.