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Buchrezension Bauen für die Gemeinschaft in Wien

sdg21-Redaktion — Wed, 20 Apr 2022 10:46:22 +0000

Isabella Marboe (ed.) Bauen für die Gemeinschaft in Wien Neue gemeinschaftliche Formen des Zusammenlebens Edition Detail 2021, 144 pages, de/eng, Euro 39,90

The housing projects presented in Vienna arose from the desire to develop living concepts that strengthen the sense of community and contribute to a society based on solidarity - building groups and participatory projects, neighbourhood houses, temporary or permanent social forms of living and working for marginalised groups such as the homeless and asylum seekers. Private housing can be downsized if there is more shared space. These housing and living models are about alternatives to capitalist investor thinking. The users get involved, also in the project planning. Ulrike Schartner and Alexander Hagner from gaupenraup+/- explain the starting point and strategies of their work in an introductory interview. In two essays, Robert Temel and Isabella Marboe show the development of communal building and living forms.

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Video (2021) A car free neighborhood in car-centric Berlin: Möckernkiez

sdg21-Redaktion — Sun, 10 Oct 2021 18:19:46 +0000

Video from 1.10.2021; Duration: 10:17 min.

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Video-Podcast (40 min., 2020) Eine Bewohnerin der autofreien Siedlung berichtet

sdg21-Redaktion — Thu, 04 Feb 2021 15:12:41 +0000

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DGNB-Studie: Keine Mehrkosten beim nachhaltigen Bauen

sdg21-Redaktion — Tue, 22 Dec 2020 17:19:32 +0000

A new study from Denmark takes a look at the costs of sustainable building construction and shows that more sustainable does not automatically mean more expensive. On the contrary. The study by Buus Consult on behalf of the DGNB system partner from Denmark, the Green Building Council Denmark, now provides clarity. In the study, it takes a close look at 37 DGNB-certified buildings.

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„Wohnen in neuen Stadtquartieren“ Wohnbund Informationen 12/2020 erschienen

sdg21-Redaktion — Mon, 07 Dec 2020 17:50:06 +0000

In the current publication, the wohnbund takes a look at the development of new urban quarters. Backwards - with the question of what became of the goals that were set for individual projects. To the present day - to the concepts that are being implemented in response to current challenges.

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Buchbesprechung „Wohnquartier in Holz – Mustersiedlung in München“ DBU Bauband 4

sdg21-Redaktion — Tue, 01 Dec 2020 06:08:39 +0000

The ecological model settlement on a former barracks site in Munich sets new standards in timber construction. Various timber construction methods and building types up to seven storeys are being tested side by side in eight building projects with the aim of a final scientific evaluation. Timber frame, timber frame and timber hybrid construction methods are being used.

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BBSR-Veröffentlichung „Soziale Mischung und gute Nachbarschaft in Neubauquartieren“

sdg21-Redaktion — Fri, 09 Oct 2020 14:09:22 +0000

The Institute for Urban Planning and Social Research WEEBER+PARTNER (Stuttgart) examined 16 case studies and interviewed responsible persons in municipal, cooperative and private housing companies. The projects are characterized by a wide range of planning and construction approaches. According to the study, social diversity requires structural diversity: Rental, social and owner-occupied apartments of different sizes and with diverse layouts were created in the new housing quarters. They are socially mixed - even within buildings - with the respective proportions in the neighbourhood being derived from local requirements. The new quarters also offer space for communal forms of living, for example for older people and those in need of care. And they are characterised by an attractively designed and green residential environment. Concept awards promote the planning and implementation of such projects: Through them, plots of land are not allocated according to the highest price, but for the best concept.

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BBSR-Veröffentlichung zu Konzeptvergaben im Quartier

sdg21-Redaktion — Fri, 09 Oct 2020 13:57:27 +0000

Conceptual procedures are increasingly establishing themselves as a further instrument of municipal land policy for locations with development potential. Here, the property is not allocated according to the highest price, but according to the concept that promises the most sustainable approaches to the further development of the neighbourhood. In this way, the procedures offer municipalities approaches to solving two current and urgent problems: the need for high-quality urban development and affordable housing.

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Video (2020) Bundespreis Umwelt & Bauen für das Quartier WIR in Berlin

sdg21-Redaktion — Tue, 29 Sep 2020 16:04:38 +0000

Jury statement: "The WIR neighbourhood in Berlin is characterised not only by its high energy efficiency (KfW 40 standard) and the use of wood as a renewable raw material for the building construction, but also by the collaborative planning process, which led to different housing concepts and the integration of different social communities. Communal areas and shared facilities such as a residents' workshop, swimming pool, neighbourhood square and daycare centre enable a lively and diverse neighbourhood. This also includes a dementia residential community as well as organisations for youth work and refugee groups. The five apartment blocks were realised with a timber frame construction and the façade in timber panel construction. This resulted in flexible floor plans that offer good conversion options."

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Crowdfunding-Kampagne für das ESA-Wohnheim gestartet

sdg21-Redaktion — Mon, 21 Sep 2020 17:52:47 +0000

The popular ESA dormitory on the campus of the TU Kaiserslautern (TUK) is in great need of renovation. The foundation's renovation concept for TUK envisions the former experimental building becoming a CO2-neutral building. The estimated costs for the work have not yet been fully raised. Therefore, the ESA residents are participating with a crowdfunding campaign, which has been available on the Startnext platform since September 13.

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