Loca­tion: Bre­men | St. Magnus
Period: 2015 to 2017
Cate­gory: Turn­key con­s­truc­tion | Resi­den­tial con­s­truc­tion
Cli­ent: DETLEF HEGEMANN Immo­bi­lien Manage­ment GmbH
Archi­tect: Dipl.-Ing. Tho­mas Grell
Plot: approx. 6,000 m²
Usable space: approx. 60 — 212 m² living space

On a plot of land mea­su­ring over 6,000 m² in Bre­men-St. Magnus, we built four exclu­sive apart­ment buil­dings with an under­ground par­king garage accom­mo­da­ting a total of 34 par­king spaces using con­ven­tio­nal solid con­s­truc­tion methods in line with craft­sman­ship standards.

Cha­rac­te­ri­zed by the stun­ning natu­ral sur­roun­dings with old trees and a long history as well as modern archi­tec­ture and an ideal con­nec­tion to Bre­men’s city cen­ter, the Eichen­hof com­bi­ned natu­ral idyll and pro­xi­mity to the city. The ensem­ble of four buil­dings — each with two storeys and addi­tio­nal pent­hou­ses — offe­red 34 apart­ments with living spaces of bet­ween 60 and 190 m², gene­rously pro­por­tio­ned and cle­arly struc­tu­red. The apart­ments were cha­rac­te­ri­zed by deep French win­dows and unu­sually large balconies. 

The exte­rior walls on the ground floor and second floor were dou­ble-skin, with back­ing masonry made of aer­ated con­crete or sand-lime brick and a façade made of light-colo­red clin­ker brick­work. On the top storey, exter­nal walls were made of aer­ated con­crete or sand-lime brick with a light-colo­red plas­ter façade as a ther­mal insu­la­tion com­po­site sys­tem. The inte­rior masonry was made of sand-lime brick and was smoothly plastered. 

The base­ment and the under­ground garage were con­s­truc­ted in rein­forced con­crete with water­proof con­crete, while the cei­lings were desi­gned as filigree pre­fa­bri­ca­ted cei­lings. The flo­ors were laid with floa­ting screed on ther­mal and impact sound insu­la­tion. Oak par­quet flo­o­ring was laid as flo­or­boards in the living rooms, bed­rooms and hall­ways, while kit­chens, bath­rooms and sto­rage rooms were fit­ted with cali­bra­ted por­ce­lain stone­ware tiles. Roof ter­races were given woo­den flo­o­ring, bal­co­nies and ter­races gray stone flooring. 

The bath­rooms were fit­ted with high-qua­lity, white sani­ta­ry­ware and the WC faci­li­ties were instal­led on low-noise pre-wall con­s­truc­tions. Video inter­com sys­tems and pas­sen­ger ele­va­tors were also instal­led. Con­s­truc­tion work began in Sep­tem­ber 2015 and was com­ple­ted in sum­mer 2017.