New residential area in Bad Belzig: 150 apartments on Belziger Bach planned

New residential area in Bad Belzig: 150 apartments on Belziger Bach planned

Lübnitzer Straße, 14806 Bad Belzig, Deutschland - Bad Belzig is becoming increasingly an attractive place to live, and a lot is happening on the Belzig Bach. The decades of empty fodder is currently in the final demolition and evacuation phase. In the future, a new residential area will be created on the site, which is to offer space for around 150 apartments. The plans were drawn up by the investors Hubert Tenberge and Thomas M. Pohlig and are to be implemented on an area of 2.4 hectares. The Danish architect Sören Larsen ensures that the new buildings are harmoniously integrated into the area, such as MAZ-ONLINE.de reported.

The new residential area is divided into three main areas: the garden settlement with 31 three-storey apartments, characteristic by yellow bricks and red tiled roofs; The court settlement, which includes 72 apartments in five and three-storey construction, as well as the forest settlement with 47 apartments in penthous style. Inviting 2 to 5-room quarters are planned, which are characterized by flexible floor plans. Barrier -free apartments are also offered as well as community areas for activities in the living environment. Particular attention is paid to the biotope on the Belzig Bach, which should remain untouched.

sustainable living in the Fläming

But Bad Belzig is not only on the Belziger Bach on the upper. Another exciting project is "life in the Fläming", which is realized on Lübnitzer Straße. Here a cooperative that pursues the desire for sustainable and community living will build four residential buildings. These are made of wood in an ecological design with a focus on sustainability - from the larch facade to the use of the gray water. The completion of the project has already been established for March 2025. This initiative should offer space for around 100 people in all phases of life and emphasizes the importance of communal coexistence, as praegerrichter.de explained.

The buildings are designed so that they all enable an unobstructed view of the surrounding landscape with a three -sided orientation. This is supported by the chosen construction, which takes into account both respect for nature and an appealing living ambience. The entire construction process will undergo strict sustainability standards to ensure that future residents not only receive good living space, but also actively contribute to the gentle use of resources.

perspectives for the future

In the context of both projects, care is taken to ensure that the energy supply is designed in a future -oriented manner. With the new living space on the Belziger Bach, a possible connection to the district heating of the municipal utility company is under discussion, while the residential complex on Lübnitzer Straße is set up completely Postfossil. The use of photovoltaic areas with 2300 square meters on roofs is also taken into account in the plans of the new settlement. A tree law is to be sought by the end of 2025 so that the ground ground ceremony can be set the following year, according to the information from [maz-online.de] (https://www.maz-online.de/lokales/potsdam-mittelmark/bad-belzig/wohnen-in-bad-belzig-neue S-living area-with-15-apartment-AM-BALZIGER-DAS-SIND-DIE-JLMRJXRRRRFJHQFULQC6KJR6J34.HTML).

With solid planning and a clear focus on sustainability, both projects strive to make Bad Belzig an even more livable place. So it remains exciting how the region will develop in the coming years. More information about adjacent projects in Brandenburg can also be found on sdg21.eu.