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CITY MANSIONS LUDWIGSHAFEN LUDWIGSHAFEN, GERMANY, 2012-2017 Client Along the banks of the River Rhine, on a others open, encircle the building resulting in a GAG Ludwigshafen am Rhein former industrial harbor site in close proximity living space that offers a place to retreat along- Architect to the inner city of Ludwigshafen, a new city side direct links and views to the outside. The Behnisch Architekten, Stuttgart district has emerged, the district Rheinufer Süd. floor plan of the first mansion is also openly Planning and construction In addition to offering direct access to the Rhine designed. The serving elements are arranged 2012-2017 promenade, the site affords views of Mannheim around the central access cores while the rest Gross castle. The area experiences the River Rhine remains free for individual design. Every apart- 2.595 m² / 27,932 sq.ft. as a newly perceived “lifeline” and uses its ment has an expansive balcony on the upper Volume atmosphere for the quality of living. floors, a terrace on the ground floor or a roof 8.957 m3 / 316,316 cu.ft. terrace on the 4th floor, each being oriented Address Due to the fact that the buildings are situated towards the water or the designed garden. Rheinpromenade 13 / directly behind one another, the views from the Emil-Nolde-Str.1 two buildings, each with five residential units, In contrast, at first sight the second building 67061 Ludwigshafen appear to be very different to both the surroun- appears more introverted. Its often closed ex- Germany ding park and to the River Rhine. terior accentuates the façades punched glazed zones, some of which have windows extending The first city mansion is located with a direct as far as the floor. These framed views draw view of the water. Large glazed façades and one’s gaze from the interior out towards the curved balcony parapets, some closed and surroundings. The recessed loggias have been located to divert views past the first building volume. The floor plans of the second mansion are, similar to the façade, more structured and divided into retreat areas, while the community areas remain open. The entrance floor holds an expansive terrace and the upper floor offers a roof-deck. Site plan Level 1, Villa 2 Level 1, Villa 1.

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