A new part of Cologne in a prime location – a unique urban district is emerging in Deutzer Hafen. A vibrant part of the city is being created on 37.7 hectares: 3,000 new apartments for 6,900 people and around 6,000 new jobs, along with daycare centres, a school, numerous cultural and leisure facilities and spacious green areas. Your project will contribute to the diversity of the new district.
Information on the currently available sites in Deutzer Hafen can be found here.
Are you interested in a site? Then please feel free to send us an e-mail: baufelder@deutzerhafen.koeln
The Integrated Plan for Deutzer Hafen is a framework that provides defined fixed points such as urban squares, parks and lines of sight, but also scope for the desired architectural diversity. With a successive allocation of the individual building plots, diversity can grow in a planned way.
A piece of the city's history is being written at Deutzer Hafen. Now an important chapter of Cologne's future begins here. With sustainable roots on which the new grows.
Each building is unique, clearly structured and with a lively rhythm. In Deutz Hafen many handwritings come together to create a coherent overall picture.
The prospect of a vibrant new district is making Deutzer Hafen a centre of attraction.
Water is the most fascinating of the four elements. In the Deutz Hafen, it is an eye-catcher in every season.
The Deutzer Hafen in Cologne is currently one of the city's central urban development projects. A sustainable, mixed-use district with the charm of a harbour is being built here in the city centre: 6,900 residents and 6,000 employees will live, work and spend their free time here.
Deutzer Hafen is a city development project for designers: an investment in this environment is not only worthwhile financially. It is also a commitment to new forms and a diverse expression of your corporate culture: architecturally sophisticated, ecological, sustainable and realised in a special location.
You can find more information about the Deutz Hafen in Cologne here: