Terrassenhochaus

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A black and white photo comes to mind. It shows the Terrassenhochaus when it was brand new. It gleams with promise. Today we explore this unique building in Davenstedt. This is the Terrassenhochaus.

The Terrassenhochaus is also known as Terrassenhaus am Wegsfeld. Architect Horst Küthe designed it. It was built between 1971 and 1973. You can find it on Langreder Strasse. Its addresses are Wegsfeld 40-40k and Lehmannstrasse 11-21b.

Notice the building’s unique stepped design. This concrete structure has eleven floors. It recedes by about a third of its depth. This stepping happens towards the top.

The Terrassenhochaus faces north and south. Black Eternit panels clad the east, north, and south sides. This ensures even sunlight for each maisonette apartment. These apartments are staggered. This design prevents neighbors from looking into each other’s living spaces. Privacy was a key consideration.

Now look at the west facade. See how it is mostly glass. Residents can add plants to the provided troughs. This allows them to customize their balconies.

The Terrassenhochaus offers several community amenities. There is underground parking. There are also various shops. Residents can enjoy a swimming pool. There are also several club rooms.

West of the Terrassenhochaus is a residential area. It features one and two-story atrium houses. These homes have flat roofs.

The Terrassenhochaus stands as a testament to its time. It reflects innovative architectural ideas. It provided modern living spaces. The maisonette layout offered residents privacy. The communal facilities encouraged community engagement.

Today the Terrassenhochaus remains a prominent feature of Davenstedt. It is a landmark. Its unique design still draws attention. The greenery on the balconies adds a touch of nature. It softens the building’s concrete facade.

The Terrassenhochaus represents a vision of urban living. It is a blend of privacy community and nature. Take a moment to appreciate its unique design. Remember the architect’s vision. He sought to create a better living environment.

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