New residential building Müggelstraße, Berlin

7-storey timber construction to KfW 40 standard

Urban design and external development
An inner-city gap in the typical block structure of Friedrichshain was closed by a front building with side wings.

Organization and internal development
The residential building is accessed on the street side via a single secure staircase and contains a parking garage in the basement. The first residential level is on the mezzanine floor. There are a total of 42 apartments ranging from 30 sqm to 122 sqm.

Construction and ecology
The building has timber-concrete composite ceilings and load-bearing steel-concrete walls. The exterior walls are constructed as highly insulated timber walls with a shingle façade. The building has a green roof and a KfW-40 standard.

Source: ckrs-architekten.de

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