The Danish word “hygge” basically conveys a sense of cosiness, warmth or comfort. BUWOG chose this term for a new development in Berlin-Kaulsdorf, which has now celebrated its topping out: BUWOG HYGGE HÖFE.
Culinary pleasures, the finest art and a successful auction for a worthy cause: at this year’s Art Dinner, the civic foundation Bürgerstiftung Berlin raised a total of EUR 225,000 for cultural and social projects in the capital. BUWOG was also involved as a partner and sponsor of the Art Dinner – and also continues to lend its support to art.
Creating ample new residential space is only possible with larger-scale developments. Throughout Germany, BUWOG is a partner to cities and municipalities, involved in the creation of ambitious developments with several hundred or several thousand apartments. This is also the case in the north of Potsdam, where an entirely new urban district is being constructed in Krampnitz. When it is completed in ten years, it will provide residential space for around 10,000 people, as well as 3,000 jobs and the necessary infrastructure – from local shops and urban green areas to daycare centres and schools.
Cost effectiveness, customer confidence, responsibility – in a recent study, DEUTSCHLAND TEST reveals which companies top the list in these various areas from the consumer perspective. BUWOG Bauträger GmbH is also recognised as Company of the Year for 2024.
In a time of online shopping and digitalisation, personal customer opinions and authentic recommendations of products and services are growing in importance. Which brands are top? The study “Germany’s Best” now provides information on this, and BUWOG, too, has been awarded the seal of quality.
The HALSKE SONNENGÄRTEN quarter in the Berlin-Spandau district is nearing completion. Now the renting has started – good news for all who are looking for an apartment.
The cranes are in operation in Schönefeld, directly next to the town hall: BUWOG NEUE MITTE SCHÖNEFELD is being constructed here, a development with around 330 condominiums. In terms of sustainability, there is now a special achievement to report: the amount of steel used has been reduced by an entire 581 tonnes. An interview with Dirk Nitsche, who is overseeing the project as technical project manager.
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