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Klimaoasen Oldenburg – Entdecken. Verstehen. Verbinden.

Eversten Holz is an urban forest, a wildlife habitat, and an important part of Oldenburg’s climate resilience. The “Klimaoasen Oldenburg” project supports this special place through targeted climate adaptation measures. An interactive interactive trail brings these efforts to life, inviting visitors to rediscover the connections between soil, water, plants, animals, and the city.

We designed and installed the interactive trail and its accompanying guidance system. “Spotlights” throughout the forest combine learning with hands-on discovery: magnifying glasses reveal hidden details, lift-up panels uncover information, and carefully framed views offer fresh perspectives. At an audio station, visitors turn a hand crank to generate the electricity needed to hear stories about the storeys of the forest.

Lounge seats made from stacked timber and large table-and-bench sets crafted from rough-cut oak invite visitors to linger and connect.

Together, these elements create opportunities to pause, explore, and look more closely—offering a new way to experience Eversten Holz and understand its importance to the city’s future.

Services

Entwurf, Projektmanagement, Planung, Umsetzung, Visualisierung, Konzeption, Konstruktive Gestaltung, Technische Planung

In collaboration with

Studio Seekamp, Büro Helllo und Eva Kirschenmann

Client

Klimaoasen Oldenburg

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Image:

Franziska von den Driesch

Does a cloud fit in a suit­case? What noises does a kitchen make? What is a scent organ? Where do you sleep during a polar ex­pedi­tion? What is it that glows in the under­ground of Frank­furt? Where is the division be­tween gaps and holes? And what hap­pens when 20 pigeons move into a gal­lery?

SCK – Studio for… de­votes itself with great cu­ri­os­ity to vari­ous ques­tions and de­vel­ops elabo­rate con­cepts for com­mu­ni­ca­ting science, designs unique exhi­bits and creates un­con­ven­tional furni­ture and ob­jects be­yond any in­dus­trial norm. The studio works in close co-op­era­tion with a wide range of proj­ect part­ners and clients. It designs and man­ages a wide range of tasks in vari­ous con­stel­la­tions. From ex­hi­bi­tion design to furni­ture and ob­ject design to inter­active in­stal­la­tions.

Güterbahnhof Bremen, Tor 13
Beim Handelsmuseum 9
D–28195 Bremen

+49 176 231 674 64
info@sck-studio.de

Responsible for contents acc. to Sec. 55, para. 2 German Federal Broadcasting Agreement (RstV):

Benjamin Suck
Güterbahnhof Bremen, Tor 13
Beim Handelsmuseum 9
D–28195 Bremen

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Design & Development

Cabinet Gold van d’Vlies,
www.goldvandvlies.com