Apartamenty Warszewo / Poland

In the beating heart of the city: with 540,000 inhabitants, Poznań is Poland’s fifth-largest city, and Jeżyce is one of its hippest districts. The density of restaurants, cafés and bars in this Art Nouveau quarter is high, this is where people meet, this is where urban life takes place.

Living in a prime location: the “Westspitze” residential and commercial building in Tübingen is located directly on the blue bridge that connects Tübingen’s Südstadt with the city centre and the historic city centre. On the trapezoidal plot, a former freight station site, a complex has been created that cleverly combines living, working and shopping and stands for a sustainable neighbourhood concept with short distances.

Gateway to the water: the Dutch town of Sneek is shaped by water. Its landmark is the medieval water gate, which closed the waterway into the city during attacks; the old town can still be circumnavigated by water on the Stadtgracht and Sneek is a Mecca for wakeboarders.

Leipzig ahoy: so much is being built at Lindenau Harbour in the west of Leipzig that a new city district is virtually growing up here: The Hafentor Quarter is being built on a 40,000 square metre site, comprising 500 new apartments, underground garages, a daycare centre and smaller commercial units for offices, practices, cafés and shops.