New building yard in Greifswald: 23 million euros for a sustainable future!

New building yard in Greifswald: 23 million euros for a sustainable future!

Construction of a new central building yard has begun in Greifswald, which will bring a breath of fresh air to the city in the coming years. How Northern Courier reports, the new area will be built in the “Am Helmshäger Berg” industrial and commercial area and will not be occupied until the end of 2027. This is a project that will take over two years and involves an investment of 23 million euros.

The new building yard will replace the previous locations at Gützkower Landstrasse 70 and Mendeleyevweg 17. The old buildings are past their best and are very outdated. The new building will be built on a plot of around 20,000 square meters and will create modern working conditions for around 100 employees.

Modern architecture and sustainability

Particular attention is paid to the sustainability and energy efficiency of the new building. Administration buildings, workshops and a wash bay for emergency vehicles are planned. There will also be a gritting material hall with a brine system as well as various garages and storage areas. The finished halls will also be equipped with green roofs to improve the working environment and support ecological goals.

The construction work, which is being carried out under archaeological support, begins with the earthworks and is expected to move into the shell construction from mid-October 2025. A special innovation is the planned solar system on the roof of the vehicle hall, which is intended to help cover part of the electricity requirement. The heat supply to the new building yard is provided by a combination of a heat pump and a wood chip system, with the wood chips coming from the maintenance of urban green spaces.

The building yard in an international context

However, the trend towards sustainable construction projects cannot only be observed in Germany. The building yard is also an important topic in other European countries. Many building yards, like those in Estonia, offer different services and products and have become regular contact points for the population. For example, the construction yards in Lasnamäe, Laagri and Mustamäe have fixed opening hours and offer a wide range of materials and services, as shown on Bauhof.ee is to be read.

Despite all the positive developments surrounding the new construction yard in Greifswald, there are also fluctuations in the area of ​​consumer electronics, such as the changes to Xbox Game Pass, where titles such as “Persona 3 Reload” and “Farming Simulator 22” will be removed on August 15, 2025 GameRant. These quickly changing offers show how dynamic the market is and that you should always stay on the ball - whether building or playing!

The construction project in Greifswald represents a step into the future – both for the city administration and for the population. It will be interesting to see how this building yard will develop over time and what positive impulses it can provide.