Living/Circular Landscape/Production

Even if higher housing density is present, the project avoids consuming the territory, favouring th equality of public space.

The park is enclosed and protected and is spread across different levels and points of view from the slope of the hill on the south to the slope of the terraces on the central building at the north.  The park is well connected to both the civic space and architectural buildings through transitional elements, such as the terraces of the central building. Moreover, the new apartments connected to the existing ones enhance a more integrating synergy between living, energy consumption and landscape. They frame new areas for urban gardens on the west, which provide: food for the neighbourhood, improved energy efficiency of the existing buildings due to continuous greenhouses on the south façade and on the roofs in the north of the area. There are different types of new houses for social diversity, well connected with productive activities. At the south east new car and bike parking areas are integrated in the landscape, transforming the crossing of RiedstraBe and Bradleystraße into a welcoming area. Other new car parks are under and next to the central buildings while the pedestrian/cycle bridge which runs above the parking spaces at the north, hosts urban gardens as well.