FURTHER REFERENCES
KiTa and Multi-Family House in Selm In July 2022, a modern residential complex consisting of three large multi-family buildings in a grey clinker brick look was built at Am Pädagogenweg 7 in Selm. The buildings blend harmoniously into the natural surroundings and offer a direct view of the adjacent forest area „Zechenbusch“. The design was created by architect Alexander Benthaus, who is very pleased with the positive interest in the apartments. The new buildings are part of an urban development concept that, in addition to residential use, also provides for the construction of a daycare center to meet the growing demand for childcare places in Selm. The measure fulfills important social and infrastructural functions and contributes to the sustainable development of the district. View project
Multi-family house in Berlin-Schöneberg The Schöneberger Linse is an exciting urban development project in the district of Tempelhof-Schöneberg in Berlin, extending between Südkreuz station and Schöneberg S-Bahn station. The area is being transformed into an urban quarter with a mix of residential and commercial spaces. Both rental and owner-occupied apartments, office spaces, a hotel, a daycare center, and a café are being created. A modern transportation concept and a sustainable energy supply are central components of the project. A KfW-55 efficiency house standard is being pursued, and there is a combined heat and power plant. The public space is being redesigned to create a pedestrian-friendly environment. Tree-lined avenues and urban squares contribute to the identity of the new quarter. The location is excellently connected to public transportation, with bus, S-Bahn, and U-Bahn connections in the immediate vicinity. Many of the apartments are being built barrier-free and feature modern amenities such as underfloor heating and balconies or terraces. View project
Multi-family house, Berlin-Schöneberg, Germany The Schöneberger Linse is an exciting urban development project in the Tempelhof-Schöneberg district of Berlin, extending between Südkreuz station and Schöneberg S-Bahn station. The area is being transformed into an urban quarter with a mix of residential and commercial spaces. Both rental and owner-occupied apartments, office spaces, a hotel, a daycare center, and a café are being created. A modern transportation concept and sustainable energy supply are central components of the project. A KfW-55 efficiency house standard is being pursued, and there is a combined heat and power plant. The public space is being redesigned to create a pedestrian-friendly environment. Tree-lined avenues and urban squares contribute to the identity of the new quarter. The location is excellently connected to public transportation, with bus, S-Bahn, and U-Bahn connections in the immediate vicinity. Many of the apartments are being built barrier-free and feature modern amenities such as underfloor heating and balconies or terraces. View project
