Climate -neutral living: Laupheim is planning the district of the future!

Climate -neutral living: Laupheim is planning the district of the future!

Albert-Magg-Straße, 88471 Laupheim, Deutschland - In Laupheim, an innovative residential area is created on Albert-Magg-Strasse, which is said to be completely climate-neutral. The “Klostergarten” project includes the construction of a total of nine multi -party houses with 110 residential units on an area of 1.1 hectares. The work is currently located on the first two buildings that will offer 58 senior apartments, as well as on the access road. The construction company Matthäus Schmid plans to promote cross -generational living.

The neighborhood consists of five buildings with condominiums for singles, couples or families as well as four other houses that are designed especially for seniors with childcare offers. All buildings are built in a modern timber construction with a stiffening core, which reduces CO₂ equivalents by 50 % compared to the conventional construction. According to the information by Schwaebische.de Requirement value of 17.88 kWh/m²a.

Sustainable energy concepts and infrastructure

An essential aspect of planning is the energy self -sufficiency of the project. In addition, Matthäus Schmid cooperates with EnBW to develop a sustainable energy concept. A implementation agreement was signed at the end of November. The measures include the installation of 24 earth probes, each with 200 meters deep and serve to generate heat. The entire heat supply is guaranteed via a central energy system, with 1 kWh of electricity producing five kWh heat.

The nine houses are also equipped with photovoltaic systems that have a total output of 230 kWp. A tenant electricity model of the ENBW offers residents the opportunity to use electricity, whereby green electricity is bought when the solar energy is not sufficient. For the underground car park, loading points for electric cars are intended, which are also supplied by the PV systems. A contract with EnBW over 25 years ensures electricity and heat supply without fossil energies. This long -term agreement should also offer residents security.

The design of the living space for older people also plays a central role in accessibility and quality of life. According to reports, the living -healthy building with wood is becoming increasingly important because it promotes well -being and regulates the humidity. Barrier-free wooden house-bungalows in particular are ideal for offering the seniors a safe and comfortable home without stairsters, such as West-Ost-Medien