Rostock takes off: New heights planned for the Baltic Sea city!

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Rostock is planning a height development in the city architecture. A high -rise compass should control the construction projects and participate.
Rostock is planning a height development in the city architecture. A high -rise compass should control the construction projects and participate. (Symbolbild/NAG)

in Rostock it goes high! The city plans to expand the development and thus reacts to the tight areas that hinder the construction of housing and infrastructure. As the Nordkurier, the city administration has developed a high-rise. Buildings set at different locations. This compass will soon be presented to the members of the citizens.

Rostock already has some impressive buildings to offer that shape the cityscape. This includes the imposing 117 meter high Petrikirche , the 164 meter high Liebherr-Kran , which is considered the highest technical structure, and the 141 meter high cooling tower in the overseas port. The directional tower on Satower Straße also measures 140 meters and is another distinctive building in the city. In addition to these giants, the Windmühlenhaus in August-Bebel-Straße (80 m) and the five-star hotel Neptune (60 m) also remind of the architectural diversity of Rostock.

planned high -rise projects

The future promises further imposing construction projects. One of the planned skyscrapers is a new building on the Kesselborn, which is supposed to house both offices and a hotel with 80 meters . In addition, projects with heights from 30 to 45 meters in areas such as the Südring, the shipyard triangle, the Neptune, the Warnowquemier and the powder tower are also promised. This makes it possible to adopt according to the City Administration for a maximum of 45 meters for new buildings in the old town. In addition, a minimum height of 22 meters is planned to be taken into account in the high -rise compass.

The high -rise compass is not just a list of regulations, but also gives clear recommendations and identifies places where high -rise buildings make sense. This includes not only traffic hubs and new city quarters, but also particularly concise landmarks. Of course, these new construction projects must also fit architecturally into the cityscape and meet sustainability claims.

Citizen participation and urban planning

In order to protect the interests of the Rostock population, the high -rise management was created under citizen participation. Like Buergerbetiligungs-rostock.de , numerous events and online surveys took place between April and May 2024, in which suggestions for the quality of high-rise buildings were collected. This shows that the city of Rostock not only wants to build modern buildings, but also takes the opinions of the citizens seriously and integrates into the urban planning.

The Hanseatic city of Rostock, with its rich history and a unique architectural heritage, is in an exciting change. Hochwäuser are more than just construction projects; They are a key to sustainable urban development that meets the needs of a growing population. And who knows, maybe Rostock will soon become a new architectural highlight on the Baltic Sea.

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