Yvonne Kohlert

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Yvonne Kohlert (born May 3, 1963 ; † August 22, 2009 in Berlin ) was a German civil engineer and site manager in the Office for Environment and Nature in the Berlin district of Pankow .

Life

After graduating from high school, Yvonne Kohlert studied civil engineering and received her diploma. Afterwards she worked in the main client facility (HAG) complex housing construction of the GDR building ministry . After the reunification she took on a position in the Prenzlauer Berg district office in Berlin in the field of environment and nature conservation . After the Berlin administrative reform in 2001, she became an employee of the Pankow Nature and Green Space Office .

After a short, serious illness, Yvonne Kohlert died in 2009.

Work (selection)

Yvonne Kohlert carried out many projects in collaboration with artists or architects.

  • 1998/1999: Redesign of the green areas in the interior northeast of Storkower Straße, for which the name Einsteinpark was decided.
Einstein Pavilion in Berlin
Plans for a memorial pavilion for the namesake Albert Einstein . Stonemasons commissioned by the district office produced six roughly hewn pillars from gray granite with five granite beams on top according to their designs. Two half-height basalt columns with a polished sloping surface were placed between three steles . The pavilion, which is open on all sides, stands slightly elevated on a hexagonal surface and its shape symbolizes a hexagonal prism .
Einstein's formulas can be found on the pillars and beams of the building. Immediately next to the architectural object, its best-known formula is embedded in small paving stones as a floor mosaic: E = mc2 .
  • 2002/2003: Schoolyards in Mendelssohnstrasse and Heinrich-Roller-Strasse:
A large sandpit was built in Mendelssohnstrasse, as well as a wooden playhouse, wooden climbing frames and a very stable multi-person swing.
A colorful, long-tailed dragon was installed in the school yard of the Heinrich Roller Elementary School for exercise.
  • 2003: The blue dragon playground for the primary school at Falkplatz , Gleimstraße 49; together with Kerstin Gersch.
Installation of a concrete kite, decorated with blue mosaic stones all around, as a climbing device.
  • 2005: Pocket Park living room in Pankower Florastraße 87, together with Kerstin Gersch and Igor Jerschov
It is a square installation specially designed for the blind . On the imaginary floor plan of a Wilhelminian style house , the artists designed a complete “apartment”, consisting of a suggested “apartment door”, “bedroom”, “living room”, “kitchen” and “hall”. There is also a small, narrow “garden” on the right and left with a metal fence, in the middle of which is the ramp-like access to the “front door”. All "rooms" are with large pieces of furniture or utensils made of colorful mosaic haptic equipped. A “seating group” with a couch, two armchairs and a table, on which a human-annoying-not- game board is incorporated, represents the “living room”. The “park users” can enter it through a “door” marked on the floor "Bedroom" with a bed with a rose-adorned "pillow". In the "hall" there is another "seating area",
The living room park takes the concerns of blind people into account by the fact that the imaginary room walls are embedded in the floor with stone lines and that can be clearly felt with the white cane. The floors are paved with pavement stones. In addition, everything is marked in large letters.
The Pocket Park was awarded the Gustav Meyer Special Prize for excellently planned and built garden architecture in 2005.
  • Municipal playgrounds in Jablonskistraße
  • 2007: the ceramic work of art Drei Benches in the playground of the Elizabeth Shaw Elementary School , the former Second Community School , inaugurated in 1903 , at Pankower Grunowstraße 17
Here she also worked with Christine Gersch and Igor Jerschov.

literature

  • Discover nature - in Berlin-Pankow, Prenzlauer Berg and Weißensee . Reimer Verlag Berlin. ISBN 978-3-496-01530-7
  • Malwine Hörisch and Wolfgang home: Prenzlauer Berg art walks . Nicolai Publishing & Intelligence GmbH; 2004. ISBN 978-3894791827 (Einstein-Pavillon, p. 179).

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Press office of the BA Pankow, June 19, 2020.
  2. ^ Pavilion (in Einsteinpark). Retrieved June 5, 2020 .
  3. a b c d Written preliminary work by the former head of office W. Krause to user: 44Pinguine via the press office of the BA Pankow, June 19, 2020.
  4. Tour around the primary school (pictures) , accessed on June 21, 2020.
  5. ^ School chronicle. 2018, accessed on June 21, 2020 (illustration of the kite in the leisure area (middle picture)).
  6. Homepage of the environmental school at Falkplatz with a picture of the kite , accessed on June 20, 2020.
  7. Pocket Park Pankow. Retrieved June 20, 2020 .
  8. Small request , accessed on June 5, 2020.
  9. Test sitting in the rain (Glienicker artists Christine Gersch and Igor Jerschov). MAZ, October 27, 2018, accessed June 5, 2020 .
  10. ^ Art in public space : Drei Bänke (illustration) , accessed on June 21, 2020.