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Ville Campus Erftstadt
Erftstadt, Germany
Project
Ecological education campus with student housing
Planned after the cradle to cradle®-principle
ethical
- Greened, semi-public courtyards provide space for interaction and activities
- Central campus square with public functions and communication areas
- Two residential buildings for student housing
- Low construction site emissions due to elementization and high degrees of prefabrication
- Social Added Value: The project contributes to rainwater retention and thus solves the flooding problem of the entire neighborhood.
ecological
- The new campus building is being constructed using timber and timber element construction.
- The wood and wood element construction method will permanently retain a total of approx. 10,000 t CO2 in the circular campus building
- DGNB Gold certification
- Follows the cradle to cradle®-principle
- The open spaces between the individual buildings are designed as forest passages with generous planting areas that create a microclimate
- Low tech instead of high tech
- Natural ventilation and ventilation
- Use of photovoltaics
- Roof greening
- The buildings are aligned according to the sun's course and allow for a minimization of the cooling load
- The green open spaces on the campus area promote biodiversity and offer a variety of habitats for animals and recreation areas for people
- Rainwater retention and infiltration on the education campus
- Fossil-free energy concept
efficient
- The timber modules for the apartments and the timber elements for the administrative building are completely manufactured in the factory.
- Through the comprehensive energy concept of the building ensemble, each building exceeds the EH40 standard by an additional 30%.
- Climate-neutral and low-cost timber and timber element construction.
- Transport routes are minimized as much as possible.
GFA
approx. 30.200 m²
Design team
Marc Böhnke, Mario Reale, Cordula Schneider, Lisa Schirk, Rüdiger Becker, Klaus Frankenheim, Evelyn Zürn, Malwina Nowak, Sophia Haid, Yannick Fischer und Yoanna Yordanova.
Planer
bloomimages (visualization), greenbox (landscape design), BSCON (fire prevention), Kempen Krause Ingenieure (structure), EcoTec (MEP), e2 (construction physics)
Info
530 apartments for students in timber modular construction and a timber element building with seminar rooms will be built in Erftstadt. The Ville Campus Erftstadt stands for an exemplary ecological approach and a holistic planning approach with the goal of creating a new future-oriented place for the people and the environment of the city of Erftstadt. The educational campus is an ecological and barrier-free building ensemble according to the Cradle to Cradle® concept. The multi-story wood hybrid building can be used flexibly and is intended for educational, research and/or development facilities. Two multi-story residential buildings are planned in sustainable timber element construction. The building ensemble in wood, as well as the biodiversity-promoting open space concept with rainwater retention and infiltration by the landscape architects Greenbox, will create a sustainable and ecological beacon project for the city of Erftstadt at this location.
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