Renovation 93 Reinerzer Street
Project description
As part of the Langwasser Süd neighborhood plan, the aging existing structure (ground floor through the 4th floor) will be renovated, and new living space will be created through the addition of new floors (5th and 6th floors) using timber construction. The construction project is part of the objectives within the planned housing development programs and represents the continuation of the INSEK (Integrated Neighborhood Development Concept) in accordance with the city’s guidelines.
The renovation, which includes a two-story addition, is planned to include 28 residential units and 1,623 m² of living space. The new construction portion is barrier-free, and an elevator complements the overall concept.
Location
The building is located southeast of Nuremberg’s city center in the Langwasser Süd neighborhood, a prototypical satellite town. Access is via Glogauer Straße into Reinerzer Straße. The property is situated in the heart of the wbg housing development from the 1950s. It is set back slightly from Reinerzer Straße on the right-hand side of the street.
Energy standard
After implementing the KfW EH70 measure for the entire building.
Special features
The work will be carried out in an occupied building.
Facts
| Residential units | 20 residential units, 28 residential units after the addition of a new floor |
| Living space | 1,623 m² including the addition |
| Total cost | approx. €5.4 million |
| Start of construction | June 2026 |
| Move-in | December 2027 |
| Project Management | wbg Nürnberg GmbH, Architecture and Urban Planning |
| Architects | wbg Nürnberg GmbH, Architecture and Urban Planning |
| Building Services Planning | VIP Versorgungstechnik Ingenieur- und Planungsgesellschaft mbH, Nuremberg |
| Structural Engineering (Existing Building) | Trafektum Engineering Office, Nuremberg |
| Structural Engineering for the Addition | Tragraum Ingenieure PartmbB, Nuremberg |
| Landscaping | Kounovsky Landscape Architecture GbR, Nuremberg |
| Building physics | Wolfgang Sorge Engineering Office for Building Physics GmbH & Co. KG, Nuremberg |