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68 subsidised flats, 1 “Baugruppe” with 44 flats, commercial units, kindergarten and SOS Children’s Village
The innovation of integrating a Baugruppe into a subsidised housing complex generates synergies that enrich and reinforce both sides. Public facilities such as a kindergarten, the SOS Children’s Village, gastronomy, and co-working spaces on the ground floor radiate into the neighbourhood and create an open urban centre.
They form a threshold between building and neighbourhood, giving the community a distinct identity. Different flat types meet the housing needs of diverse generations and households, promoting social diversity.
Vertically greened, south-facing access galleries, a green roof, and fresh air channels work together to improve the microclimate and mitigate overheating.
