Archive for Competition

The proposal transforms an isolated site into an open urban landscape where sport, public life and ecology are connected through a continuous park framework.

The project reinterprets Hamburg’s garden city tradition through a contemporary residential neighbourhood, where communal courtyards and green infrastructure form the foundation of everyday life.

The winning proposal transforms a former industrial site into a diverse residential neighbourhood, where a network of open spaces connects industrial heritage with contemporary urban living.

Studio Vulkan has developed two complementary strategies—Open Landscape and Landscape Park—that reconceive Bern’s Allmend as a continuous metropolitan open space, integrating a multifunctional Allmendhaus and restructured parking solutions to enhance spatial quality, continuity, and long-term urban resilience.

A new bridge for Lucerne is on the horizon: the New Reuss Crossing at Nordpol will enhance connections for pedestrians and cyclists while adding lasting value to urban mobility and public space – and we’re excited that our proposal was selected to bring this vision to life.

The impressive university campus from the 1970s in Stuttgart-Vaihingen will be renovated by Studio Vulkan over the next few years.

Our office won the competition for the design of a new city park along the historic PST in Ljubljana.

The new neighborhood, based on the principles of the garden city, integrates closely with the surrounding landscape and existing trees to create a cohesive, varied, and community-oriented living environment with a clear identity for each building.

A harmonious blend of history and nature, the new school addition creates sustainable spaces for learning, community, and play.

In Karlsruhe, the space beneath the Grünwinkler Bridge is being reimagined from a parking area into a lively urban link between the West Station and the revitalized Rotag district.