- Community Transformation: - High-density neighborhood with affordable housing and community focus emerge from an urban planning competition. - Diakonie Stetten's 70-year care history at Hangweide transitions into a diverse, inclusive neighborhood. - Abandoned buildings make way for an urban village, blending urban and rural living qualities. - Honors the history of the place while enhancing the visual appeal. - Spatial Design: - The site is divided into three areas with multi-floor timber frame buildings around planted neighborhood courtyards. - Wheelchair-accessible village promenade connects residents to a centrally located square, "Egelseeplatz." - A very good contribution balancing diversity, spatial, and architectural appropriateness for the location. - The proposal to reactivate the former canal to the old oil mill integrates water as an attractive design element. - Spatial Identity and Diversity: - A lake surrounded by trees forms the heart of the neighborhood. - Residents converge at the farm shop and café, fostering a village cooperative lifestyle. - The project divides the area into three sub-areas with unique characters connected by green spaces. - A central square-like area serves as the natural center, linking existing buildings and the "green gap." - Smart Traffic Management: - Essential public facilities are concentrated in the central square for area revitalization. - Strategic placement of two neighborhood garages at entrances, ensuring reasonable traffic management. - Architectural Diversity and Integration: - Refreshing architectural diversity is achieved through varied building typologies and placements. - Clever integration of the "Anna-Kaiser House" furnishings into the new development structure. - Ecological and Economic Considerations: - Intensive engagement with ecological and economic aspects is demonstrated in the proposal. - Suggestions indicate a thorough exploration of sustainable practices, contributing to a positive overall impression.