Bioniq

Apartments, Greifswald

As a university location, Greifswald has a high demand for student housing. The design of a passive house using timber construction not only took account of the pressure on the housing market, but also made a major contribution to sustainability. A KfW Efficiency House Level 40 providing 112 student flats was built in the courtyard of a former university building. It includes an innovative sun protection and daylight control system and the use of renewable energy sources such as photovoltaics and geothermal energy to ensure the building’s high life-cycle quality.

Fassade der Bioniq Apartments in Greifswald.

“Bioniq = high IQ per m² + high lifecycle quality”

Luftaufnahme der Bioniq Apartments und Umgebung in Greifswald.

Fassade und Umgebung der Bioniq Apartments in Greifswald.

The façade was designed with open, vertical timber cladding and clearly reflects the commitment to sustainability. The windows are distributed rhythmically across the façade and, together with the coloured opening casements, give the building an individual character. This has an identity-generating effect for its residents.

Fassadendetail der Bioniq Apartments in Greifswald.

Lageplan der Bioniq Apartments in Greifswald.

Schnitt der Bioniq Apartments in Greifswald.

Project type

New construction
Purpose

Residential
GFA

4,000 m²
Project status

Completed 2021
Period

2011 – 2021

Construction cost

8,316,000 €
Service phases

1 – 4 (HOAI)
Project team

Miriam Goellner
Sandra Schober

Cooperation

delusearchitects
Photography

Branislav Jesic