Berlin needs new living space. So far, so clear. But to prevent the loss of open green space in the process, urban consolidation is increasingly seen as an answer. A good example is the new construction project BUWOG XBERG LIVING in Berlin-Kreuzberg. Here a grey rear courtyard is gradually being turned into a green oasis.
With enormous commitment, goal reached: the partners of the klimaaktiv pakt2020 have already achieved their jointly set targets a year ahead of schedule. This is encouraging because the extension of the pact to 2030 is already in planning.
BUWOG has been supporting AMINA’s project “A Home for Street Children in Senegal” since 2014. The completion of the home was celebrated in April. That means as many as 150 children forced to live and/or beg on the street to live as a result of poverty will receive daily hot meals, medical care, literacy courses and vocational training.
In the northwest of Hamburg, the new centre of Stellingen is being built on an area of around seven hectares. For the construction sites E and F in a central location on Sportplatzring BUWOG is cooperating with social welfare organisations to create a supply of housing.
This year, too, BUWOG employees in Vienna were invited to take part in an exclusive property tour.
On Valentine’s Day the BUWOG Group presented the now 7th edition of the First Vienna Residential Market Report in a press conference together with EHL Immobilien.
Perfect timing for the Berlinale – and yet an unusual event featuring a topping-out wreath rather than a red carpet: in Berlin-Weißensee BUWOG celebrated the topping out for the new construction project MAY & NIELSEN, thus recalling Berlin’s history in film.
Where cranes are otherwise in operation and high fences obstruct the view, one of Berlin’s most exciting construction sites is now opening for an important info day. On 16.12.2018 from 14.00 to 16.00, those interested have the chance to take a look behind the scenes in the 52° Nord district and to find out about the condominiums that are currently available.
Berlin’s southeast is getting an architectural highlight on the banks of the Dahme: BUWOG THE VIEW is being constructed along the Grünau regatta course. Consisting of three buildings, the residential ensemble is part of the sustainable quarter 50° Nord.