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Mannesmannufer, Düsseldorf, Germany
Werstener Straße
Werstener Straße, Düsseldorf, Germany
Project
Draft for urban land-use planning, 2023
Study for student housing at Werstener Straße in Düsseldorf
ethical
- Common spaces as an extension of private living space: library, work spaces, study spaces, spaces for sports and leisure, cooking and communal dining
- Noise control floor plans: all apartments are protected from traffic noise
- A strong relationship between terraces/balconies and the courtyards transports greenery into the private spaces
- Large windows open the common areas as "city windows" to the outside world
- Green courtyard as a place to meet, hang out and communicate
- The communal courtyards of the student dormitory are designed as student gardens
- Publicly subsidized housing construction with 240 residential units
ecological
- The flat roof is designed as a solar green roof with photovoltaics and inclusive greening
- Heterogeneous planting promotes biodiversity and species diversity
- Wooden façade with lamella structure provides visual protection and enables greening of the façade for fine dust filtering, as noise protection and for shading and cooling purposes
- The inner courtyard is completely unsealed due to the omission of a basement level
- Preservation of the tree population
- Large mobility hub with e-car sharing, bicycle station and over 240 bicycle parking spaces, as well as e-bike charging stations
efficient
- Positioning of the entrances corresponds to the pedestrian development of the property
- Short internal access routes
- Very good orientation due to clear building structure
- Avoidance of anxiety areas due to open building form
GFA
10.000 m²
Design team
Marc Böhnke, Mario Reale, Shidokht Shalapour, Alessia Mistretta, Bella Putri
Planer
Heinz Jahnen Pflüger (construction management), Vermessungsbüro Apel (surveyor), Greenbox (landscape architecture), Kempen Krause Hartmann (fire protection), Alexander Schmitz (visualization), Schüßler-Plan (mobility concept), Lindschulte Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH (development conzept)
Info
The project site is located in the southwest of Düsseldorf between the districts of Bilk and Wersten. It has a size of approx. 5,925 m² and extends along Werstener Straße, one of the most heavily trafficked entrance and exit roads in Düsseldorf. The planned building is divided into two building sections running parallel to Werstener Straße, each of which is offset from the other. Between the four building sections, a continuous, completely soundproofed and greened interior area is created, to which all student apartments are oriented. Common rooms and rooms with lower sound requirements are oriented towards Werstener Straße. These are clearly recognizable as "city windows" in the façade image and structure and characterize the façade facing the street. Between the "city windows", vertically running wooden and metal lamellas are planned, which serve as climbing aids and enable a greened facade. In addition, the greenery binds the fine dust produced by car traffic.
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Residential
Germany
Europe
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