As part of extensive modernisation measures, the residential environment on Hainbuchenstraße in Dresden has been sustainably upgraded. The measures included the construction of new, visually appealing waste disposal areas and a bicycle shelter. In addition, the outdoor facilities were redesigned with barrier-free access, new bicycle parking spaces, restructured green areas and a fastened fire brigade staging area.

The aim was to create a functional yet architecturally high-quality upgrade of the outdoor area that meets the increased requirements in terms of use, safety and design.

♻ rubbish enclosures

• Construction made of hot-dip galvanised steel parts

• Side panelling made of perforated sheet metal (aluminium, 2 mm, perforation QG 20–50 mm)

• Powder-coated in special colour RAL 7005 mouse grey

• Subdivision into separate waste areas by means of partition walls

• Two locking systems with swing doors for secure access

🚲 bicycle shelter

• Hot-dip galvanised steel construction

• Side panelling similar to that used for waste disposal areas: perforated sheet metal (aluminium, 2 mm, perforation QG 20–50 mm)

• Powder coating in special colour RAL 7005 mouse grey

• Extensive Dachbegrünung als Gründach Light

🌿 Urban development added value

The new facilities combine functionality, safety and high-quality architectural design. By integrating bicycle parking spaces, barrier-free access and green roofs, they contribute to the enhancement of the neighbourhood and to a sustainable, future-oriented infrastructure.