Completed projects

The Alt-Niederursel master plan is destined to ensure that high-grade urban design comes to bear in the heart of the district, guaranteeing a tolerable mixture of usages.

The legal foundations to obtain planning permission for the transformation of the “An der Sandelmühle” brownfield area into a residential estate are currently being laid.

A new high-rise quartet is under construction in a central downtown location. It will complement the skyline and through its mixed usage and the fact that it opens out to the surroundings help liven up the banking district.

The site of a now disused office building complete with a large car park on the north-east edge of Ben Gurion Ring has been earmarked for developing a residential zone.

Following the demolition of Technisches Rathaus, the area between Dom and Römer (once the historical heart of the city) will be redeveloped on the basis of the original parcels into a zone made up of a total of some 30 buildings in small units.

Domplatz, together with Hühnermarkt and Römerberg, is one of a series of plazas along the newly reconstructed Coronation Route, the Krönungsweg, which follows exactly the same gradual incline. In this series of plazas Domplatz, as the gateway to the oldtown, will once again come into its own as a distinct plaza.

The inner city square Roßmarkt - a building block of the downtown concept - is being discussed publicly.

The initial proposal for the concept for downtown Frankfurt has now been tabled.

The brownfield sites formerly used by Frankfurt's main freight station will facilitate the expansion of Frankfurt’s Messe complex and moreover be developed into an attractive urban district with extensive green spaces.

In spring 2008 the European Central Bank (ECB) began preparations for its future new premises that will be located on the site of the former wholesale market.

Until 2013 the European Union will be funding projects to stabilize and develop commercial business in the district.

In both the Fischerfeld districts, new development plans are destined to secure and advance housing.

The pilot project addresses the impact of the COVID-19 crisis. And sets out to identify innovative, exemplary processes that can make the city more resilient.

The resolution to establish development plan no. 900 was made to create the legal basis for planning mixed-use quarters.

The urban planning concept and amendments made to the development plan for the area around Honselldreieck have paved the way for a mixed-use urban quarter.

The relocation of Frankfurt's Goethe University sparks urban renewal in Bockenheim.

A residential complex plus a nursery, public playground, and public pedestrian and cycle path linking up with Günthersburgpark are to be built to the west of Dortelweil Strasse and north of Günthersburgpark.

Bürostadt Niederrad, which was originally planned as a mono-functional office district, will be transformed into a vibrant, innovative city quarter by establishing residential dwellings along with the complementary infrastructure.

The Degussa complex located on the fringe of downtown Frankfurt will be redeveloped and upgraded in order to open it back up to the public.

As part of the “Schöneres Frankfurt” program, the space to the east of Friedberger Warte, which became available as a result of the reconfiguration of Friedberger Landstrasse, has been transformed into an attractive local square. It was commissioned and officially opened on August 22, 2017.

A new mixed-usage urban quarter with some 750 apartments will be built on the longstanding wasteland in the northeast section of the Rebstock district.

Extension of Platensiedlung Nord by adding floors to the existing buildings as well as new buildings but also commercial use along Platenstraße.

A joint workshop with Praunheim’s citizens will be held in a bid to develop feasible solutions for improving Praunheim town center.

The redevelopment in terms of design and function of the historically important link road is destined to restore the quality of the public space.

Two residential high-rises are being planned for the northern section of downtown, adding to the skyline and creating additional dwellings in the inner city.

Since mid-2010, an urban masterplan has been taking shape to identify existing buildings, projects awaiting realization and future construction potential in the zone surrounding Danziger Platz square.

A new district is emerging: living, studying, and working in the northwest of Frankfurt/Main – with a great outlook.

Schäfflestrasse and the adjoining plazas were enhanced as part of the “Making Frankfurt More Attractive” program.

The redesign of the youth club façade is just one example of many multi-purpose projects set up to foster integrative and sustainable development in the quarter.

The City of Frankfurt intends to transform the Gallus district into an attractive place to live that is proud of its commendable social and ethnic integration.

Tapping new residential and infrastructure development zones by converting existing properties and extending the Mainuferpark to the west.

Planning permission is to be obtained for a residential zone that will combine various accommodation types to cater to a wide range of members of the population.

The commercial estate, which is currently in the process of transition, is set for rezoning. The objective here is to create a modern residential estate while reflecting the needs of established businesses in the area.

An existing commercial estate is earmarked for conversion into a residential area.

The redevelopment of the surroundings to the south of the station is the last of three major measures that have redeveloped and restructured the entire site around the station in Höchst.

The aim: establish the legal basis for planning a High Performance Center for the German Football Association and a new public park with recreational facilities.

Urban development and open space planning ideas competition for the Unterliederbach green corridor

The urban planning modernization in the Ostend district is now formally concluded. The final report as published gives a comprehensive overview of what has been achieved over the last 29 years.

Following the support program's successful implementation, the opening of the Kuhhirtenturm, new galeries and daily access to the Dreikönigskirche and Deutschordenskirche churches is destined to create a brandnew cultural axis in the locality.