The bdla Berlin-Brandenburg, together with the Berlin Chamber of Architects and other stakeholders, has drawn up and co-signed a position paper on the 2026 elections to the House of Representatives and the district councils.
The document sets out key requirements for policymakers and public authorities with a view to making the built environment sustainable for the future. It focuses in particular on the challenges posed by climate change, the need for resilient infrastructure, and the need to ensure high-quality planning processes.
Key points
- Strengthening climate-adapted urban and open-space planning
- Promoting blue-green infrastructure
- Ensuring planning quality and culture
- Expanding interdisciplinary collaboration
The position paper is available in a detailed full version and in a concise summary version for political communication.
About the position paper: Position Paper on the Berlin Elections
It was published on 4 May 2026 alongside a press release. The aim is to give greater weight to the concerns of the planning professions in the political discourse.
The bdla Berlin-Brandenburg will continue to actively campaign to incorporate the perspectives of landscape architecture into political decision-making processes.
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