In the dynamic triangle formed by the Gutleuteviertel, the Rebstock site, and the Europaviertel—and in the immediate vicinity of the former Adlerwerke—Bauwens developed, planned, and built the “Echt Gallus” residential project.
The neighborhood west of the Galluswarte looks back on a long industrial history and is now embarking on a new future. The Adlerwerke, which have been converted into modern office and recreational spaces, are just one example of this. Today, Gallus is not only Frankfurt’s most colorful neighborhood, but also its youngest. Its lively, urban atmosphere thrives on diverse contrasts—tradition meets modernity; Frankfurt meets the world.
Two angular buildings, ranging from five to seven stories, enclose an atrium-like, landscaped courtyard. The generously proportioned space invites residents to linger and serves as a gathering place. Private gardens are arranged around this semi-public space.
A total of 115 condominiums were built, along with an equal number of underground parking spaces. The underground garage also features an electric vehicle charging station.
