Welcome to Brühl!
In the heart of Erfurt, you'll find one of the state capital's most modern districts: Brühl. Numerous restored and newly constructed buildings characterize the district and offer ample space for living, working, and realizing ideas, right behind Erfurt Cathedral.
Since the mid-1990s, Brühl has been developing into a sustainable and vibrant area. Where once there was an industrial wasteland of approximately 23 hectares, today there is stylish and modern urban architecture. An exemplary development has taken place, resulting in new infrastructure, green spaces, and a mix of commerce, services, culture, and residential areas.
Unbeatably central!
Thuringia's central location and state-of-the-art transport infrastructure make it the fast-paced heart of Germany. With the completion of the new ICE hub in 2017, travel times from Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, and Dresden will be reduced to an average of two hours. Erfurt will then be even more easily accessible for visitors, business travelers, and conference and congress participants. This is a further advantage for the Brühl district, as it is located in Erfurt's city center and boasts excellent transport connections to the historic city center, the trade fair grounds, the motorways, and the airport. Public transport is readily available.
Available commercial and office space
The Brühl district covers a total area of 23 hectares. In the southwestern part of Brühl, there is still undeveloped land ideal for investment: modern housing developments or the establishment of businesses and service providers are possible. Approximately 1 hectare is still available for this purpose. The largest contiguous plot is around 0.4 hectares.
Your advantages as an investor:
The award winners
The Competition area (PDF file, 104 KB) It covers a total area of 1.9 hectares and is designated for residential development. It is located within the area covered by the draft development plan BRV 493 Brühl-Süd Erfurt.
Organizer: Sparkasse Mittelthüringen
1st Prize: Schettler Architects, Weimar
Dr. Ing. Anke Schettler; Contributors: Dipl.-Ing. Ulrike Kraska, Architect; Dipl.-Ing. Martin Zander, Architect; Dipl.-Ing. Heike Apel; Visualization: buero4, Dresden (Document is not accessible)
1st Prize: Schettler Architects, Weimar
2nd Prize: VITAMINOFFICE Architects BDA, Erfurt
Dipl.-Ing. Markus Bastam, Dipl.-Ing. Sven Enenkel Contributors: Claudia Schilling; Cordula Wengemuth, Wengemuth Landscape Architecture (Document is not accessible)
2nd Prize: VITAMINOFFICE Architects BDA, Erfurt
3rd Prize: hks Architekten Hestermann Rommel GmbH & Co. KG, Erfurt
Prof. U. Hestermann Contributors: Dipl.-Ing. Tilmann Jarmer; Dipl.-Ing. Manuel Armor; Christian Haberkorn; Dipl.-Ing. Helge Leutloff (Fire Protection) (Document is not accessible)
3rd Prize: hks Architekten Hestermann Rommel GmbH & Co. KG, Erfurt
Organizer: IMO BAU GmbH
1st Prize: TRU Architekten Part mbH, Berlin
Dipl.-Ing. Sandra Töpfer, Dipl.-Ing. Henning von Wedemeyer Contributors: Dipl.-Ing. Katrin Wünsche; Philipp Rösner, Holzwarth Landscape Architecture (Document is not accessible)
1st Prize: TRU Architekten Part mbH, Berlin
3rd Prize: Osterwold°Schmidt EXP!ANDER Architects BDA, Weimar
Dipl.-Ing. Sandra Töpfer, Dipl.-Ing. Henning von Wedemeyer Contributors: Dipl.-Ing. Katrin Wünsche; Philipp Rösner, Holzwarth Landscape Architecture (Document is not accessible)
3rd Prize: Osterwold°Schmidt EXP!ANDER Architects BDA, Weimar
Organizer: Anhöck & Kellner Massivhaus GmbH
1st Prize: Thillmann Architects, Koblenz
Dipl.-Ing. Michael Thillmann Contributors: Dipl.-Ing. Fabian Thillmann, Dipl.-Ing. Hagen Brandt (Document is not accessible)
1st Prize: Thillmann Architects, Koblenz
2nd Prize: Henchion Reuter Architects, Berlin
Dipl.-Ing. Klaus Reuter Contributors: Vincenzo Arduino; Rehwaldt Landscape Architects Dresden; Achim Sattler, EiSat GmbH, Berlin (Document is not accessible)
2nd Prize: Henchion Reuter Architects, Berlin
3rd prize: Gewers & Pudewill GmbH, Berlin
Dipl.-Ing. Georg Gewers, Dipl.-Ing. Henry Pudewill Contributors: Philipp Winter, Nikos Athanasiadis, Janina Cornelius, Rosa Ana Lòpez Jueguen (Document is not accessible)
3rd prize: Gewers & Pudewill GmbH, Berlin
Organizer: HK Immobilienmanufaktur GmbH
1st Prize: Adobe Architects + Engineers GmbH, Erfurt
Matthias Schodlok Contributors: Thomas Schmidt, Phillip Geist; Reinhold Wurst, darstellungsart., Studio for high-quality visualizations (Document is not accessible)
1st Prize: Adobe Architects + Engineers GmbH, Erfurt
2nd Prize: House with a Future Architects, Erfurt
Thomas Weiß, Christian Kaiser. Contributors: Marc Ducht, Giorgi Jvarsheishvili (Document is not accessible)
2nd Prize: House with a Future Architects, Erfurt
The Erfurt-Brühl eV gives new impetus to a district
A neighborhood association was founded in the summer of 2007 for the area between Domberg and Gothaer Platz. The aim of the Erfurt-Brühl eV is to promote the development of this up-and-coming area, to utilize synergies between stakeholders in Brühl, and to launch joint initiatives.
The board of Erfurt-Brühl e.V. includes institutions and companies that already serve as "beacons" in the district. The board is composed as follows: Mr. Stefan A. Beck - Chairman, Dr. Holger Wiemers, Mr. Patrik Frank, Mr. Boris Weikert.
Reference AP Silvio Düsterdick
Reference AP Silvio Düsterdick
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