Living on the Fils: Kleemann-Areal residential area in Goeppingen-Faurndau.

Overall urban integration

In terms of urban planning, the district concept responds sensitively to the existence of the village structure in Faurndau and to the local scale. The present basic structure of the urban development concept is created through the formation of clusters. The result is a place with a strong identity, short distances and clear orientation. One of the existing buildings will also be integrated into the structure as a multi-purpose market hall. Together with it and the multi-generational playground, the adjacent neighborhood square forms the heart of the area. In a dialog with this central location, deliberately placed subterfuges throughout the area form further meeting points with a high quality of stay: playgrounds, inner courtyards with characteristic tree planting and flexibly usable open spaces invite residents to take a walk, linger, work - in short: to live together and with nature.

The district is designed as a car-free area with parking facilities in several decentralized locations.

Open space concept

The generous planted areas act as the "green lungs" of the district and ensure an ecologically and climatically sustainable cityscape. Inner courtyard structures in the west contribute to the address formation with characteristic tree plantings. The riverbank along the urban quarter will be enhanced with numerous seating elements. Seating steps and a wooden deck in the middle of the quarter bring visitors close to the water and invite them to linger and fish. To the south, there is a natural park with numerous recreational facilities close to the city. Curious visitors will find a nature education concept in the form of information steles. These focus on the habitat of insects and animals worthy of protection as well as flood protection.