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“Bahnstadt” project with Isokorb and Tronsole

In the new “Bahnstadt” residential development located in the city center of Heidelberg, Schöck Isokorb load-bearing thermal insulation elements reliably prevent heat dissipation via the linear thermal bridge below the ­balcony door or wall base Figure: Schöck Bauteile
In the new “Bahnstadt” residential development located in the city center of Heidelberg, Schöck Isokorb load-bearing thermal insulation elements reliably prevent heat dissipation via the linear thermal bridge below the ­balcony door or wall base
Figure: Schöck Bauteile
Schöck Isokorb XT elements, which are certified to the passive-house standard, were used to connect the unsupported balconies that project from the wall by up to 2 m Figure: Schöck Bauteile
Schöck Isokorb XT
elements, which are certified
to the passive-house standard, were used to connect the unsupported balconies that project from the wall by up to 2 m
Figure: Schöck Bauteile

Until 2022, the “Bahnstadt” residential development will be completed to create the world’s largest array of passive houses on the site of the former Heidelberg cargo station, which is situated immediately behind the main station area. Upon completion, the new neighborhood will be the home to 5,000 inhabitants whilst also providing the basis for creating about 7,000 jobs. Construction began in 2008, and about one third of one of the largest projects currently underway in Germany has already been completed. The project’s total construction cost amounts to about 2 billion euros.

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