On the land between Schaffrathsgasse and Lerchenweg in Cologne-Bocklemünd, Bauwens is developing a modern apartment complex with approximately 180 apartments.
A forward-looking energy concept forms the foundation of the project: geothermal energy and rooftop solar panels are designed to provide the complex with a sustainable energy supply. Generous green spaces and green facades contribute to a pleasant microclimate and, thanks to their individual designs, give the buildings their own unique character.
The complex is designed to be largely car-free. Over 500 bicycle parking spaces are planned, including more than 50 spaces for cargo bikes. These are conveniently accessible via a dedicated bicycle elevator. The mobility options are complemented by a car-sharing station and a bicycle repair station.
The buildings are designed to meet the KfW 40 EH energy standard. In addition, certification under the “Sustainable Building Plus” (QNG Plus) quality seal is planned.
The result is an attractive apartment complex in western Cologne that combines modern architecture, sustainable energy solutions, and comprehensive mobility options.
