Sieben-Höfe-Strasse
By
VANDKUNSTEN
In
Tübingen,
Germany
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Author
VANDKUNSTEN
City
Tübingen
Country
Germany
Year
2021
Program
Sustainable Social Housing
Technical Info
Site area
12000 sqm
Gfa
0
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Population density
0
inh/ha
Home Units:
145
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0
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NonBuild-up:
0 %
Residential
0 %
Business
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Commercial
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Description
- The design draws inspiration from the historical village character of Derendingen, located near central Tübingen.
- The development studies traditional farm typologies, aiming to establish a close connection with the existing village character.
- Proposes a car-free village street that connects 7 hof-clusters, each featuring shared courtyards.
- Buildings are aligned to face the new street, forming an independent center that resembles a street village, a common feature in traditional village designs.
- The design includes a variety of gable and eaves buildings, consistently designed with 3 stories plus an attic, with building heights stepped down towards the district road.
- The new village street features fine-grain alignment of buildings.
- A consistent connection is established from north to south, integrating the parish garden and central access points to enhance the walkability.
- Underground parking is integrated into the slope of the site, allowing for terraced open spaces above, preserving the car-free character.
- The project proposes flexible and modular floor plans, with particular attention to the attics.
- Robust housing forms are located at the edges of the village, with smaller courtyard structures near the church.
- Private apartments are oriented towards Siebe Höfe Straße, ensuring privacy and alignment with the surrounding landscape.
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