In terms of urban development, the Pergolenviertel can be described as an ensemble of large-scale residential courtyards in the park. With its up to eight storeys, the building marks a high point in the neighbourhood and forms the entrance to the south of the pergola neighbourhood. The structure consists of three buildings, which house a co-operative and three building communities. Despite individual floor plans, the building presents itself as a unified ensemble and emphasises the clarity of the urban design. The façade is based on a simple grid which, through the insertion of loggias, window openings and and wall panes, the façade is based on a simple grid that allows a wide range of opening or closing of the façade. The uniform window formats structure the façade in a restrained manner. On the ground floor, the communal areas with catering facilities have a generous the ground floor for the communal areas with catering area, which fits into the overall into the overall picture. The materiality of the façades is in line with the design guidelines, the materiality of the façades is characterised by horizontal bands of thin in a wild pattern. The arcade typology in the south-east increases the living space the living space, while at the same time creating additional outdoor space the social concept of the building group in this area.
Size: 13.267 m2 BGF
Services: LPH 1-8
Date: Completion 2023
Use: Residential
Client: UnsLüü GbR c/o Conplan, Pergolenpartner GbR c/o Lawaetz-Stiftung, Fluwog-Nordmark eG
Competition: 1st prize
Photos: Hagen Stier, Hamburg
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