Universal Design Quarter: Sustainable, Simple and Inclusive

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Sauerbruch Hutton Architects architects

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, February 06, 2019.Description: 322 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Currently the world’s largest residential building in modular timber construction, “Woodie” offers micro-appartments for 371 students. The building is part of a new residential district in the Wilhelmsburg area of Hamburg, which builds on the experimental character of the 2013 International Building Exhibition and embodies the principles of universal design: sustainable, simple and inclusive.

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Comfort (90) ,
Timber (134) ,
Sustainable (105) ,
Residential (118) ,
Project (1170) ,
Prefabrication (85) ,
Neighborhood (84) ,
Modular housing (39) ,
Inclusivity (47) ,
Hamburg (5)

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Middle Density, Project, Sauerbruch Hutton, Technology and fabrication, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Comfort, Germany, Hamburg, Inclusivity, Modular housing, Neighborhood, Prefabrication, Project, Residential, Sustainable, Timber, Working Space

Photography: Jan Bitter

Currently the world’s largest residential building in modular timber construction, “Woodie” offers micro-appartments for 371 students. The building is part of a new residential district in the Wilhelmsburg area of Hamburg, which builds on the experimental character of the 2013 International Building Exhibition and embodies the principles of universal design: sustainable, simple and inclusive.

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