Neubebauung Siedlung Tannenweg in Bad Vilbel, Germany: Difference between revisions

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Name	Neubebauung Siedlung Tannenweg
Place	Bad Vilbel
Country	Germany
Author(s)	Sven Rosenkranz
Completion	2011
Client	CDS Wohnbau
Project costs	12,5 mio. €

Rationale: Why is this case interesting?

The spa town of Bad Vilbel is one of the most popular residential areas of Rhein-Main.

Here, just next to Frankfurt, it`s planned to build 34 high-quality semi-detached houses on a private parcel of more than 2 acres.

The investor named „CDS - Wohnbau“ invests a total of 12.5 million euros.

Author's personal background

Bachelor of Landscape Architecture in 2009 at Fh Wiesbaden, Fb Geisenheim Since Oct. 2009 studying International Master of Landscape Architecture at Nürtingen-Geislingen University.

Process Biography Scheme

Who initiated the project and why?

The residential area was purchased in 2006 by the „Hoch Tief Construction AG“.

However, the existing buildings of the former Mormon settlement in Bad Vilbel corresponds not to

modern forms of accommodation and will be replaced in this context by a new housing development.

On request of the investor, the town of Bad Vilbel wrote out the development plan.

By the establishment of a development plan an orderly development of the urban area should be enabled.

When was public participation most intensive?

The public participation was conducted during the construction planning procedures.

Which participation tools have been applied? On which level of participation?

Public participation and public disclosure of the development plan for a period of one month.

The public should be extensive informed of the proposed plan and its potential impact.

The public also should participate actively in the planning discussion.

Public participation according to paragraph 3 of the german Building Code Clause 3 was conducted as part of the preparing and modification of the development plan during the formal procedure.