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Children look at construction models during an information event at Science City.

© Miguel Ferraz

Science City Hamburg Bahrenfeld
Life & Living

Science and sustainable quality of life are the common thread running through Science City Hamburg Bahrenfeld. In addition to a new generation campus and a tailor-made environment for science-related companies, diverse neighborhoods with highly attractive residential areas, green open spaces and a sustainable mobility concept are also being created. Thousands of new apartments in a variety of forms are being created in the "quarters at Volkspark", which are open to researchers, teachers and students as well as everyone else. There will also be places for education and care, sport and leisure as well as local amenities. The lively whole will be connected to the historic Volkspark Altona and other landscape axes.

Visualization: Garden city in the residential area in Science City

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Neighborhood development

This is where ideas for a better tomorrow are developed—starting right from the planning stage for future-oriented neighborhoods that combine resource-efficient construction, active mobility in the spirit of eco-friendly transportation, and social cohesion.

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A person works on a map as part of a workshop, surrounded by colorful sticky notes that record information.

Stefan Groenveld

Citizen participation

Through close citizen participation Science City is designed with everyone for everyone for all. Numerous event offerings enable active participation.

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"In the coming decades, Science City Hamburg Bahrenfeld will be one of Hamburg's largest and most important urban development projects, where research, university teaching and young companies will merge with new residential areas and existing neighborhoods. This will create a completely new urban space with affordable housing, modern leisure and shopping facilities and an excellent social infrastructure."
Photo of Senator Karen Plein

© Hamburg Senate Chancellery, Jan-Niklas Pries

© Hamburg Senate Chancellery, Jan-Niklas Pries

 Karen Pein
Senator
Department for Urban Development and Housing
Aerial view of the Science Science City Hamburg Bahrenfeld district

© PhotoFrizz Kuhn

Tenders & Jobs

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