Quartier 74°

Aachen-Burtscheid, Germany
Photo © Andreas Horsky
Drawing © kadawittfeldarchitektur
Photo © Andreas Horsky
Photo © Andreas Horsky
Photo © Andreas Horsky
Photo © Andreas Horsky
Drawing © kadawittfeldarchitektur
Photo © Andreas Horsky
Architects
kadawittfeldarchitektur
Location
Altdorfstraße, 52066 Aachen-Burtscheid, Germany
Year
2018
Client
Karlstor-Bruchteilsgemeinschaft Quartier 74° GmbH
Volume
constructed volume of 1st CP: 31 dwelling units, GFA 9070m²
Architect
kadawittfeldarchitektur
Realisation
1st CP: 2016-2018: Direct commissioning 2014
Project management
Linda Leers

Located between the streets Burtscheider Markt, Altorfstrasse and Benediktinerstrasse, the scheme is designed to not only complete the block perimeter on the outside but also upgrade the courtyard on the inside. A variety of different sized dwelling units are being developed in four steps and a total of three construction phases. The housing will eventually be accommodated in new blocks, in the converted and carefully refurbished listed hospital building and in developments which are designed to fill and densify the existing structures along Benediktinerstrasse. Spacious terraces, which together with the planted central courtyard are designed to provide the residents with high-quality exterior space, are a characteristic element of the first phase. The temperature of the Landesbadquelle located at the centre of the plot – the hottest spring in Europe at a temperature of 74° – has given the project its name. The aim of the master plan is to provide access to and through the iconic place and thus raise awareness for Burtscheid and its hot springs.

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