Rehwaldt Landscape Architects was founded in 1993 by Till Rehwaldt in Dresden. An analytical approach, based on intensive involvement with the local conditions is our main operating principal. This method being the guideline for our work, we have continued developing parks, gardens, landscapes and urban open spaces in very different spatial settings, ever since. We pursue the realisation of conceptual ideas in all stages of a project – from the first sketch to the implementation of small details on the construction site.
We use spatial concepts to develop customised sustainable perspectives for cities and entire landscapes. Green infrastructure plays a special role here, as a long-term strategy for resilient and multifunctional green and water systems, and nature-based solutions as an approach to the conversion of existing facilities.
locations
The Rehwaldt office was founded in Dresden in 1993. Since 1998, we have been working in our original location with a view over the Elbe landscape. We have now grown into two separate branches in close proximity, so that a small campus has now emerged in the Prussian Quarter.
Rehwaldt Landschaftsarchitekten
Bautzner Strasse 133
01099 Dresden
tel.: +49 351 8119690
fax: +49 351 8119699
mail@rehwaldt.de
Our Berlin office is located in one of the few preserved houses in the historic Hansaviertel district. It's conveniently located right by the Tiergarten S-Bahn station, complete with a lush front yard designed by our former roommate, Ben Wagin.
Rehwaldt Landschaftsarchitekten, Projektbüro Berlin
Joseph-Haydn-Str. 1
10557 Berlin
tel.: +49 30 39885802
berlin@rehwaldt.de
After eight years in Dejvice, we have moved back to the river banks of the Vltava - closer to the centre and into brighter, more spacious rooms.
Rehwaldt Landscape Architects
Janáčkovo nábřeží 1211/11
150 00 Prague
tel.: +420 773 533 708
praha@rehwaldt.de
REHWALDT LANDSCAPE PLANNING & DESIGN (BEIJING) CO., LTD
710, Building 2, No. 28 Xiaoyun Road, Chaoyang District
Beijing
tel.: +86 13910622864
beijing@rehwaldt.net
RLA Rehwaldt Landscape Architects
project Office Guangzhou
Room 2103, Building 2, Phase 2,
Aoyuan International Center, No. 36
Wanhui 1st Road,
Nancun Town, Panyu District, Guangzhou City,
Guangdong Province
awards
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Silver medal - Seoul 2025 International Garden Exhibition
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German University Building Award 2024
project, wicth Code Unique Architects
client: German University Foundation under the patronage of the Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Affairs
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Saxon state award "Gardens in the City 2023" - special award
project, Sonderpreis in der Kategorie „Freianlagen an öffentlichen Einrichtungen.
Mit der Stadt Mittweida.client: Sächsisches Landesamt für Umwelt, Landwirtschaft und Geologie
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State award for building culture Brandenburg 2023 - 1st prize
project, with HBRM Architekten (Finsterwalde und Berlin)
client: Brandenburgische Architektenkammer (BA) und Brandenburgische Ingenieurkammer (BBIK) mit Unterstützung des Ministeriums für Infrastruktur und Landesplanung (MIL)
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Saxon State Prize for Rural Building 2023 - Award
client: Sächsisches Landesamt für Umwelt, Landwirtschaft und Geologie
publications
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Grüne Infrastruktur - Ein Zukunftsthema der Landschaftsarchitektur
BDLA-Präsidium setzt programmatischen Schwerpunkt
Zeitschrift Kommunalwirtschaft 08/2014
author: Till Rehwaldt
publisher: Kommunal-Verlag, Fachverlag für Kommunalwirtschaft und Umwelttechnik GmbH, Wuppertal 2014
p. 436-438
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gemeint
Grüne Infrastruktur - Zukunftsthema der Landschaftsarchitektur
Landschaftsarchitekten 3/2014
author: Till Rehwaldt
publisher: bdla, Berlin
p. 3
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Urbane Orte - Plätze, Promenaden
publisher: Almut Jirku
Fraunhofer IRB Verlag, Stuttgart, 2013, p. 90-96
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Unser Platz
Die Bausünden von Jahrzehnten machten viele Innenstädte zu Orten der Ödnis. Jetzt werden öffentliche Plätze als Spielwiesen für die Bürger gestaltet und erleben so eine Renaissance.
Mobil - Das Magazin der Deutschen Bahn, Heft 08/2013
author: Hans Oberländer
p. 56-61
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New Concept I Urban Landscape
publisher: Phoenix Publishing Limited. Hong Kong, China
2012, p. 106-113