Green home landscaping

Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof The forecourt of Frankfurt Central Station is one of the most important urban spaces in Frankfurt am Main. It creates the first impression of the city for thousands of visitors arriving every day. The historic station building reflects Frankfurt’s development as a major financial and transportation center.
The forecourt functions as a central transport hub, connecting regional and long-distance trains with trams, buses, taxis, cyclists, and pedestrians. It links the station to the city center, the banking district, and surrounding neighborhoods, while also connecting Frankfurt to the wider Rhine-Main region.
At the same time, the forecourt is a public space that expresses the dynamic and international character of the city. It represents mobility, history, and urban life, and plays a key role in shaping Frankfurt’s image.

Open space is not leftover land.
It is a human right.
Frederick Law Olmsted believed that landscape belongs to everyone — regardless of class or status. Parks and outdoor spaces are democratic grounds where people breathe, move, meet, and restore.
The city needs open space as the body needs air.
It is where community grows and life unfolds beyond walls.