76297 Stutensee: Ecological settlement, architect: Karl-Heinz Mayer. 101 flats, solid and wooden construction, local heating supply with BHKW. Construction time: 1999- 2001
| Location | Completion of the edge of town development on the edge of a nature reserve |
| Type | Row development with consistent southern orientation, three construction phases with four rows of terraced houses each and parking decks in front, five different building types as new buildings |
| Size | 101 dwelling units; approx. 350 residents (as of 2000) |
| Form of ownership | Condominiums and co-housing |
| Special features | Cost-effective and energy-saving construction with (at that time) innovative telecommunication and building technology concept |
 Sustainability measures |
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| Ecology | Energy: Energy concept for the entire settlement, expandability of the CHP plant, controlled exhaust air system Building concept: compact construction and south orientation of the living spaces, partial daylight in the cellars (full use). Low degree of sealing: openly grouted pavements, green roofs, low proportion of development area Open space design: compact parking, green corridors, greening through Use of native plants, reuse of excavated soil |
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| Economics | Low operating costs due to own energy/communication supplier | |
| Socio-culture | Lively residential environment with good local amenities, high residential value | |
| Source link | Arbeitsgemeinschaft Baden-Württembergischer Bausparkassen (2000): Gelungene Siedlungen - attraktive Wohnquartiere - lebendige Nachbarschaft. Schwäbisch Hall | |
Joachim Ehmann / Juliane Schumann (2004): Student research project at the University of Karlsruhe,  (1,4 MB) |
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| Links | Planning office Heinz Maier Architects Stutensee http://a21-architektur.de/…www.wohnen-am-steinweg.de |
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Last Updated: December 26, 2020
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