The third construction stage on Site C 10 of the York-Quartier involves the turnkey construction of four buildings containing 116 apartments and underground parking for 40 vehicles. Oevermann Hochbau GmbH is responsible for the execution of this project, together with all associated outside facilities. Apartments range in size between 47m² and 127m². The total usable living area comprises 8,691m² of a gross floor area of 16,711m².
Westphalian urban living with a British legacy: the York-Quartier
Site C 10 is one of ten building sites on the site of the York Barracks, a former British military garrison. The York-Quartier project, once completed, will offer an attractive new living environment in Münster-Gremmendorf – a brand-new city district comprising 50 hectares of industrial real estate, offices, social infrastructure and apartments. In an effort to preserve the history of the former British barracks for the future, the city of Münster has decided to name the streets, lanes and boulevards of the new district after British counties. Thus the site on which Oevermann Hochbau GmbH is currently working is located on Wiltshire and Norfolk Lanes and Wales Boulevard.
Strong teamwork: PORR subsidiaries perform well in partnership
Oevermann Hochbau GmbH and PDE Integrale Planung made a convincing joint submission in the general contracting competition for Site C 10. PDE is acting as general planner for the project, while construction work is the responsibility of Oevermann Hochbau GmbH. The successful collaboration which was so clearly apparent during the tendering process has continued on during the project execution. Planning began in September 2020 with strong networking involving digital planning methods (BIM) in accordance with LEAN standards, and these plans are now being put into effect by Oevermann Hochbau GmbH. The challenge: the entire basement floor, including underground parking garage, was designed as a watertight construction requiring the use of water-impermeable concrete. Any rainwater falling on the site will be permitted to seep into the ground either directly or via pondage areas, troughs and infiltration ditches.
The project is expected to be handed over to employer Wohn + Stadtbau Wohnungsunternehmen der Stadt Münster GmbH in February 2023.
