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.
In the new podcast episode we talk to energy expert Stefan Schwan of Engie Germany. Our subject: How is the energy transition succeeding at the level of neighbourhood developments?
In Berlin-Spandau, BUWOG was planning to build 320 new rental apartments and a daycare centre. But before the construction work could begin, a strictly protected species of lizard had to be relocated to a substitute habitat.
On the banks of the Dahme in Berlin-Grünau, BUWOG is constructing the sustainable 52° Nord development. The BUWOG HELLING HOF residential ensemble, marks a new phase of construction.
BUWOG develops new buildings in accordance with environmental, economic and social sustainability criteria. A key aspect in this regard is considering the sustainability of construction materials over the entire life cycle of a building – from initial planning and design to the complete recycling of the materials used. To accomplish this, BUWOG has joined Madaster, a digital library of building materials.
BUWOG sets a good example when it comes to sustainability: in the development of new construction projects, we think holistically and focus consistently on energy efficiency and the conservation of resources. We explain what this specifically means by example of BUWOG SPEICHERBALLETT – a sustainable residential neighbourhood that BUWOG is currently developing in Berlin-Spandau.
In the southeast of Berlin, the BUWOG Group is constructing four innovative residential buildings using the wood-hybrid method. The regenerative raw material wood offers numerous advantages for people and the natural environment. An interview with architect Claus Kampmann of Kampmann, Fiedler, Fabianski Architekten.
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