Germany - Landscape design - BlauGruenSchlossDyck

The Schloss Dyck Foundation in Germany intends to renaturise and revitalise the Kelzenberger Bach, a stream that has dried up due to groundwater lowering caused by the Garzweiler opencast mine. Over 800 m within the Schloss Dyck landscape park, the stream will be integrated into the water supply system of the castle moats, and nearby areas and moats will be designed sustainably, in line with heritage protection and tourist appeal, with an adventure and information path on ecology, biodiversity, water and climate adaptation. A play and adventure area is planned at the dried-up Breitweiher pond. Work is tendered in three parts: stream revitalisation, garden design of the Tempelgarten island, and the Breitweiher play area. No value or deadline is stated in the notice.

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Avg. open tender · Architecture & engineering services

€9,312,099

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