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COP23 delegation visits timber construction student dormitory in Bonn

Published 12. January 2018

Length 6:06 min., published on 18.12.2017

An official delegation of the COP23 visits the student dormitory "42!" not far from Bonn University during the UN Climate Conference in Bonn. The house in passive house standard in wood hybrid construction offers its residents energy-efficient and at the same time ecological living space. This includes a photovoltaic system, rainwater harvesting for flushing toilets and a building automation system that also sends mails to the students.

Keywords: Building materials / Construction, Bonn, Renewable, Excursion, Movies, Movies 4 to 10 Min, Wood construction, Climate protection, Media, News Blog Europe (without DE), News Blog NRW, PV, Student housing, UN (United Nations), Ecology

Published 25 January 2020

Further promotion of timber construction in Munich

The Munich City Council's Committee for Urban Planning and Building Regulations has decided to promote the construction of new, contemporary timber construction projects. This year, the city council will develop another grant programme for construction using wood and other renewable raw materials.

The subsidy programme is suitable both for individual projects and for larger housing estates and neighbourhoods. The aim of the city administration is to ensure that around 50 percent of the buildings on municipal land are constructed using timber.

Further information:
www.bauenmitholz.de/stadt-muenchen-weiteres-zuschussprogramm-fuer-den-holzbau/...

Keywords:
Building materials / Construction, DE-News, Funding, Building, Wood construction, Communities, News Blog Bavaria, Quarters, Resource efficiency, Settlements, Environmental policy, Housing, Housing policy, Ecology

Published 29. December 2015

Book about cohousing projects in Europe

Published by Wohnbund e.V.

Creating sufficient affordable housing - especially in European conurbations - is one of the great challenges of our future and calls for new solutions. In view of demographic change, changing family structures and growing environmental awareness, completely new forms of housing have developed in Europe: shared living for young and old, residents' cooperatives, senior living projects, eco-settlements, integrative living or neighbourhoods in the neighbourhood. Above all, the significance of communal living will change against the background of social traditions and framework conditions such as housing policy and the housing market. This book offers an insight into communal living in eleven European countries - Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands, France, Great Britain, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Germany - and presents a large number of exemplary housing projects with their structural and social concepts as well as their different forms of sponsorship.

The book (120 pages) was published by Jovis Verlag and can be purchased at the wohnbund office and in bookshops (ISBN 978-3-86859-406-5).

Europe
Living together
Wohnbund e. V. (Ed.)
Softcover
21 x 29,7 cm
120 pages, 149 col., 18 b/w ill., plans and tables
German/English
ISBN 978-3-86859-406-5
12.2015

www.jovis.de/de/buecher/product/europa.html

Keywords:
Cohousing, DE-News, New books and studies, News Blog Europe (without DE), Social / Culture, Housing policy, Residential, Housing projects, eG, Aesthetics / Architecture / Building Culture

Published 15. May 2024

Quartiersfest auf dem Lauffenmühle-Areal am 15. und 16. Juni 2024 in Lörrach

EINLADUNG

Liebe Bürgerinnen und Bürger, liebe Freunde der Lauffenmühle,

wir laden Sie herzlich zum Quartiersfest der Lauffenmühle am 15. und 16. Juni 2024 und zu thematischen Führungen auf dem Areal von Mai bis September 2024 ein.

Unter dem Motto „Immer einen Sommer lang“ eröffnet Bürgermeisterin Neuhöfer-Avdić am

Samstag, 15. Juni 2024 um 14 Uhr
Lauffenmühle-Areal, beim Haagensteg 4

das erste Quartiersfest und Sommerprogramm mit Musik, Kunst, Ausstellungen, Performances, Führungen und Bewirtung durch die Feuerwehr, Abteilung Brombach.

Die Stadt Lörrach plant auf dem Areal der Lauffenmühle in Lörrach-Brombach das deutschlandweit erste klimaneutrale Gewerbegebiet in Holzbauweise. Dabei wird die Stadt vom Land Baden-Württemberg unterstützt. Nach der Auslobung und dem Jury-Entscheid des städtebaulich-freiraumplanerischen Wettbewerbs lädt die Stadt Lörrach nun die Bürgerschaft ein, sich mit den Entwürfen und Ideen der Stadtplanung und mit der Umgestaltung des Areals vertraut zu machen. Neben der planerisch-baulichen Entwicklung des Areals, gilt es auch, das Quartier zu entwickeln. Hier sind insbesondere die umliegenden Ortsteile und alle Interessierte eingeladen, sich mit Ideen und Vorschlägen sowie mit bürgerschaftlichem Engagement einzubringen.

Samstag, 15. Juni 2024
14.00 Uhr Eröffnung
mit Bürgermeisterin Monika Neuhöfer-Avdić
und Singer-Songwriter Auftakt
15.00 Uhr Vernissage
„Zeitzeugen der Lauffenmühle“
15.30 Uhr Vernissage „Lokale Kunstschaffende“
16.30 Uhr Narrenzunft Lörrach
„S‘isch wie‘s isch“
17.30 Uhr Peter Reimtgut
„Das ist Leben“
19.00 Uhr The Kerstin
„slightly distracted“, mit Pheat

Sonntag, 16. Juni 2024
11.00 Uhr Narrenzunft Lörrach
„S‘isch wie‘s isch“
12.00 Uhr Hellbergschule
mit Musik- und Tanz-AG
14.00 Uhr Führung
über das Lauffenmühle-Areal
15.00 Uhr Nachbarschaftstreff
mit Kaffee und Kuchen
15.30 Uhr „ALFA“ Percussion Ensemble
Städtische Musikschule
16.00 Uhr Bands „Greenhorns“ und „Marshmallow
Fighters“, Städtische Musikschule
17.00 Uhr Führung über das Lauffenmühle-Areal
18.00 Uhr Performance „Brunch Boys“
mit Schlagzeug und Effekten

pdf download:
Lauffenmühle Programm „Immer einen Sommer lang“

Die Lauffenmühle öffnet allen interessierten Gästen die Tore.
Wir freuen uns auf das Lauffenmühle-Quartiersfest mit Ihnen!

Jörg Lutz Monika Neuhöfer-Avdić
Oberbürgermeister Bürgermeisterin

Stabsstelle Medien und Kommunikation
Stadt Lörrach
Luisenstraße 16
79539 Lörrach

Keywords:
CO2-neutral, Faktor X / ResScore, Business, Wood construction, Climate protection, News Blog Baden-Württemberg, Urban production

Published 9 October 2020

BBSR publication on concept awards in neighbourhoods

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.

The publication on the General Departmental Research project "Baukultur für das Quartier. Process culture through concept awarding" examined the question of the extent to which building culture in the neighbourhood can be influenced and improved through concept procedures in a broader sense. On the basis of eleven best-practice examples, the spectrum of concept awarding as part of municipal real estate policy was examined: Which procedures are suitable for achieving building culture objectives? Which framework conditions were successful? Which variants and approaches are available? As a result, recommendations for action have emerged that show how concept procedures can lead to a high level of building culture quality, for example through low entry thresholds, appraisal by an expert committee and quality assurance. The publication offers the first nationwide overview of this procedure, which is still largely unused, and provides important information on how building culture, affordable housing and qualitative urban development can go hand in hand.

PDF download Long version (11 MB)
PDF download Abstract (3 MB)

Order print version:
www.bbsr.bund.de/...2020/konzeptvergabe.html

Keywords:
DE-News, Research, New books and studies, Quarters, Settlements, Housing, Housing policy, Housing projects