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Solar housing estate in Köngen

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7_koengen73257 Köngen: Solar-assisted local heating concept, hot water preparation by means of large collectors with an area of 160 m², low-energy construction. 72 FLATS. Completion:

Developer: Siedlungswerk Stuttgart
Project name Köngen / Burgweg West
Street: Burgweg West
Size: (WE) 60 ETW and 12 RH

 



Last Updated: June 12, 2020

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All planning agency project(s): ; City region: ; Country: Germany; Bundesland: Baden-Württemberg; Characteristics: 03 - 4 floors; typology: Settlement; Thematic: Solar local heating with seasonal storage, Solar Settlement

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