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.
From the idea at its inception to completion, new construction and neighbourhood development are often long-term undertakings that require a great deal of patience and creativity. It’s a marathon, not a sprint. So the joy is all the greater when new apartments reach the finish line – as is now the case in Berlin with the BUWOG HELLING HOF project.
Where just three years ago a lonely town hall stood on a barren meadow, a new urban development has emerged: BUWOG NEUE MITTE SCHÖNEFELD. While the first residents move in, the boom in the airport community continues.
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.
BUWOG is a new partner of the COALITION für TIMBER CONSTRUCTION initiative and is a reinforcement to the joint commitment to wood as the building material of the future.
Blackouts and power outages are a main topic at the moment and causing many people to worry, especially now that winter is just around the corner – a frightening scenario. In this blog post, we would like to inform you about how to prepare for a possible power outage or blackout and how to take action in an emergency. If worse comes to the worst, authorities and emergency organisations such as National Crisis and Disaster Management (SKKM) are there to help. However, personal responsibility and the right course of action can ease the burden on emergency services and benefit those affected.
Good for the environment and good for your conscience: Old electronic devices that no longer work should be properly disposed of. In Austria, this is possible at electronics retailers or designated collection points. But many devices are still too good to throw away. The nationwide repair bonus provides a remedy here.
When the next heat wave rolls in and the tropical nights begin to accumulate, we’ll all be searching for a way to cool off. But be careful: air conditioners consume loads of energy and lead to considerable costs. We have some climate-friendly and energy saving tips on how to keep the temperature in living spaces low so you can also keep a cool head during the next record-temperature summer.
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