Sun protection is climate protection. Longer and more intense heatwaves – forecasts from the German Weather Service (DWD) show what we need to prepare for: up to 26 days a year with temperatures above 30°C. Today, it's five. This makes it all the more important to actively shape the future of building. That’s why we’re once again taking part in the Heinze Climate Festival, from 19 to 20 November 2025 in Berlin.

How can cities be designed to be climate-resilient in order to mitigate the effects of climate change? And how can smart sun shading solutions, in particular, help create comfortable living and working environments while withstanding new weather conditions?

Longer and more intense heat waves – the forecasts from the DWD show what we need to prepare for: up to 26 days a year with temperatures above 30° C. Today, it’s five. All the more important it is to actively shape the future of building. That’s why we are once again part of the Heinze Climate Festival this year. In a stage format, we would like to exchange ideas with you on what building with sun protection could look like in the future. Stay tuned… One thing we can already say: it will be inspiring.

These and other exciting questions will be addressed by our expert in building physics and sustainable construction, Markus Schwab, during the panel discussion “Ecological and Social Urban Transformation: Climate Resilience and the Common Good.”

  • When? Wednesday, 19 November 2025, 2:30 – 3:00 p.m.
  • Where? Festival Stage C: Efficiency

You can also meet us in person at Booth No. 15 during the Climate Festival 2025. We look forward to engaging with you!

WAREMA receives gold in the sun shading category at the Architects’ Darling Award 2025.

The jury particularly recognized the quality, design variety and innovative strength of WAREMA's sun shading solutions.

On November 6, 2025, the prestigious ARCHITECTS' DARLING Awards were presented for the 15th time. Since 2011, this annual event has become a key highlight in the world of architecture and construction – often referred to as the “Oscars of the building industry.”

Photo: Warema/Heinze GmbH, Marcus Jacobs