Association of German Landscape Architects

We developed a modular design system for the federal association and the 13 bdla regional groups. Clear and minimalist, the system forms a cohesive design framework for all regional groups. It accommodates different information densities on the respective websites and supports the independent work of the editors.

We expanded the design system for the website "Landschaftsarchitektur heute". The website presents numerous practices and projects within the context of landscape architecture in detail.

For the 111th anniversary of the bdla, we conceptualized and designed an online exhibition and an accompanying website. The platform brings the history and development of landscape architecture in Germany to life – structured by eras, projects, and positions.

The design approach is pared-down and typographically precise, featuring large-format images, clear navigation, and a flexible layout for various media types. This creates a digital exhibition space that documents, communicates, and invites further exploration.

Customer:
Association of German Landscape Architects bdla
Year:
Since 2017
Projects:
Links:
bdla, bdla heute, 111 Years Exhibition

Technical implementation: dotwerkstatt
Aerial view of a garden with a swimming pool, wooden deck, and lush vegetation, captured from a bird's-eye perspective. Various shades of green and gray dominate the composition, which showcases modern landscape architecture.
Website for the 111th anniversary of the Association of German Landscape Architects featuring a modular design system. A collage of historical black-and-white photos and contemporary landscape architecture images that visualizes various eras and developments in German landscape architecture.
Design system color palette with eleven color swatches in shades of green, gray, and black and white, showing various gradations and brightness levels for a modular design concept.
Aerial view of a geometrically designed memorial site with symmetrical green spaces and a central memorial stone against a blue sky with clouds.
White curved concrete architecture with a green tree growing through the curved lines and levels. The structure combines organic and geometric elements in a minimalist urban context.
A straight, tree-lined path leads through a green landscape, bordered by wooden barriers and creating a calm, structured perspective.
Modular web design system for the Federal Association of Landscape Architecture with thematic overview and project preview, showcasing various design elements and layouts for websites and digital presentations.