Mobility hub
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Project • By Ostertag Architects • Train stations
Central Station Innsbruck
Modernization of infrastructure: The project includes plans for new platforms, new platform canopies, new pedestrian underpasses, and adjustments to the track layout.
Improved connections between city districts: As part of the project, a new pedestrian and cycle path beneath the station will be created to provide a better connection between Wilten and Pradl.
Lucas Reisigl, OSTERTAG ARCHITECTS
Preparatory works: Initial demolition works on old loading, logistics, and operational buildings in the area between the main station and the freight station have already begun or are being prepared.
Timeline: The implementation is a multi-year project, with construction phases currently planned to continue until around the end of 2027.
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Project • By Beta Realities • Residential Landscape
Oberer Schaltengarten Neuendettelsau
Design Concept: Harmonious Integration of Block Structure and Nature
Objective
This project aims to create an innovative neighborhood that merges urban density with the quality of surrounding natural spaces. A key focus is the establishment of a car-free community, supported by modern mobility solutions and centralized infrastructure.
Block Structure and Development
The urban design is based on a block structure inspired by the existing neighborhood. This ensures a clear and organized development that integrates seamlessly into the city's existing layout. The block structure allows for efficient land use and provides space for communal facilities and residential buildings. Additionally, the green spaces and cycling paths are integrated... More
Project • By Space&Matter • Cities
Strandeiland №1
Space&Matter, in a consortium of Ballast Nedam Development, has won the bid to realise a nature-inclusive neighbourhood on Strandeiland, Amsterdam's newly constructed island east of the centre. Created in collaboration with design partners ZUS and NL Architects, the urban design for this new residential neighbourhood of 215 homes and a community hub prioritises energy self-sufficiency and circularity, while fostering a strong sense of community.
Vivid-Vision
ClustersThe urban design features five clusters, each with its own distinct housing typologies and architecture. A fine-grained routing of almost car-free streets, inner areas, and lush green spaces offers a series of places for residents to meet and relax. Balconies, loggias... More