The diverse dependencies and complex interactions within the construction industry are special. This is exactly where we know our way around.
Our aim is to develop the best sustainability strategy for companies. So that they can utilise their opportunities: for economic success, competitiveness and resilience.
For the 2nd yearbook
Sustainable Architecture & Design
2025/2026
we are looking for sustainable projects from the fields of architecture, design and research whose contribution to building culture development is clearly recognisable. Our catalogue of criteria covers all relevant areas of transformational development.
Submissions until 30 April 2025
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AIT 10.2024
We explore the question: How crooked can a banana be? How hope dies last when it comes to circumventing regulations? What political framework conditions have to do with the daily work of a planning office? And whether aesthetic qualities are now also defined by the EU?
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For the second Sustainability Report 2022, we were once again able to take a look behind the scenes and see what the family business has already achieved in terms of sustainability and what ambitious goals it has set itself for the future. The sustainability report transparently shows the company’s approach. >>>
Following the 2020/2021 Sustainability Report, the second COR Sustainability Report 2022/2023 was presented this year, which impressively shows how the company has come closer to its sustainability goals and initiated new developments in the last two years.
We were very pleased to be able to accompany and help design the new report again. >>>
Together with the publishing house av edition, we published the 1st yearbook in autumn 2023. 50 international projects present the most innovative and forward-looking solutions whose contribution to Baukultur development is clearly recognisable. The focus is on all relevant topics of transformation development: sufficiency endeavours, use of resources, circular processes and strategies, socio-cultural aspects, biodiversity and much more. As editors and authors, we take a look at current developments in the construction industry and whet the appetite for something new. >>>
Sustainability Column
md magazine 11/12.2023
When does it make sense to plan and build for the long term? When is demolition legitimate? “There is no simple answer”, says Tina Kammer. At the same time, she criticizes many projects that are still not being built with the circular economy in mind.
“Do we want to live and work like we did 50 years ago? Hardly!” says columnist Tina Kammer >>>
Baden-Württemberg
‘Affordable housing and innovative construction’
Tina Kammer has been part of the ‘Knowledge transfer, networking and exchange’ working group since summer 2022 and discusses the most important challenges of planning, building and housing in Baden-Württemberg with experts. The initial results of the various working groups were presented to a large audience in Karlruhe on 13 July 2023.
The standardisation roadmap from DIN, DKE and VDI provides an overview of the status quo of standardisation in the field of circular economy, describes requirements and challenges for seven key topics and formulates specific needs for action for future norms and standards. Tina Kammer worked on the developments in the working group. >>>
‘Creating our first sustainability report was a demanding challenge for us. The decision to be advised and supported in this challenge by InteriorPark. and in person by Ms Herold was exactly the right one for us. Thanks to the constructive and professional cooperation, the result is a sustainability report that fulfils the required criteria on the one hand, but also emphasises our self-image on the subject of sustainability on the other. A result with which we are more than satisfied. Thank you very much!’ says Klaus Schlapka, Head of Quality at JUNG, about our collaboration. >>>
The construction industry is changing. What does this mean for future-orientated business models? What opportunities does this present?
md editor-in-chief Johanna Pimenta summarised: ‘There is no other planet in the universe far and wide that we can live on, and we have nothing better to do than destroy it.’ Our thought patterns, which have existed since industrialisation, prevent us from rethinking. We are doing well, so why change anything? Architect Tina Kammer describes this way of thinking using the mindset and feelingset errors that we carry within us.
‘InteriorPark. provided us with professional support in all phases of the preparation of our first sustainability report. I can recommend the competent and holistic approach to sustainability at any time,’ says Managing Director Florian Strähle >>>
Since the GPA was launched in 2014, we have been a proud member of the jury and have honoured award winners in the Building Components and Architecture categories every year.
