Niesky receives 1.4 million euros for future -oriented timber construction projects!

Niesky receives 1.4 million euros for future -oriented timber construction projects!

Niesky, Deutschland - Niesky, a charming city in Upper Lusatia, has reason to be happy today: it receives 1.4 million euros from the federal budget for innovative timber construction projects. This grant comes directly from the Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection and bears the promising project name "From Baum to Bau". The aim is to play a major role in the structural change in Lausitz and to revitalize the value chain in timber construction in the region. Like Sächsische.de reports, the project aims to revive the Tradition of industrial timber construction, shaped by the Christoph & Unmack company in the 1920s and 1930s.

As part of the project, several priorities have been set: In addition to the construction of a model house settlement with eight to ten houses, which are selected by a Europe-wide architectural competition, the construction of an innovative multi-storey building with straw wood modules is planned. This will be built behind the net market at the "Eichenhof" location. In addition, the training of specialists in timber construction will take an important place by expanding the teaching content at the TU Dresden. The total project costs amount to around 1.8 million euros, whereby the city will bring in a share of around 360,000 euros by mid -2028. For coordinating measures, 53,400 euros are planned this year.

a network for timber construction

The course for a flourishing construction industry has been laid, because the material wood will be very popular in the future. The construction industry faces a fundamental change - both large and small and medium -sized companies are becoming more important. Under the roof of the “Baum2bau” project, a network is established for all timber construction in the region. Jens Nieders, as a network and project manager, acts as a central contact. As the page b2b niesky , "Baum2bau" is not only funded by the federal government, but is also part of the federal competition "Future region". This is an exciting opportunity to strengthen the timber construction industry in the rural area of ​​Upper Lusatia and to promote sustainable construction projects.

The Lausitz region is also a decisive part of structural change in Germany. Since the entry into force of the Structural Strengthening Act in August 2020, considerable funds have flowed into the region in order to cushion the loss of industrial workplaces. By 2038, a total of 10.32 billion euros in structural funds will be provided. A large part of the funds focuses on projects in Lausitz, as can be read on the platform lausitz-structurwandel.de . Despite the financial aid, there are concerns that smaller municipalities, such as Niesky, are disadvantaged by structural hurdles when applying for funding.

As can be seen, Niesky is not alone, but is part of a broad movement towards a more sustainable and future -proof building. With the new timber construction projects, the city will actively help shape its place in structural change and thus also take a pioneering role in the Lausitz region. It remains exciting to observe how these developments will develop in the coming years.