Brunswick’s BOMA+ competition to reshape the city center with bold architecture
The city of Brunswick and Volksbank BRAWO eG have joined forces to revitalize the city center through the BOMA+ competition. The city council approved the competition in May 2026, marking the start of a process aiming to create a compelling architectural design that will guide future urban planning, traffic, and architecture.
The competition is divided into two phases. The first phase, urban planning, is set to commence in early October 2025 and is expected to wrap up by the end of the year. Following this, the second phase, architecture, will take place in the second quarter of 2026, culminating in a final jury session.
The invitation documents for the competition are due to be sent out soon. The architecture phase of this competition will be led by ASP Architekten, in collaboration with Volksbank BRAWO eG. The city and the bank aim to have a convincing architectural design at the end of the procedure that will serve as a blueprint for the city's future development.
The BOMA+ competition in Brunswick is progressing with the city council's approval and the collaboration of Volksbank BRAWO eG and ASP Architekten. With the urban planning phase starting in October and the architecture phase set for the second quarter of 2026, the city looks forward to a revitalized city center guided by a compelling architectural design.
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