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An impressive topping-out ceremony for a groundbreaking project: The structural work on Germany’s first residential high-rise built according to the Cradle to Cradle principle is nearly complete. In keeping with the occasion, a topping-out ceremony was held on Monday for the “Moringa Hamburg HafenCity.” With its unique combination of resource-efficient construction and affordable housing, this Landmarken project is considered a trailblazer for the entire construction and real estate industry. In addition to approximately 220 rental units, the complex will offer communal areas, a daycare center, and a dining area upon its completion in 2026.

A day full of hope in Rhine-Main: Together with the Waldfreunde e.V. association, two school classes, and 25 business partners, our Rhine-Main team planted an impressive 700 seedlings. In the Dietzenbach Forest, southeast of Frankfurt, a large group of downy oaks will now grow as a contribution to climate protection. This low-stemmed native species is robust and can also thrive on nutrient-poor soils.

The So!Apart Awards are one of the most important awards in the co-living and serviced apartment industry in German-speaking countries. At the awards ceremony in Leipzig, founder and CMO Lea Mishra, Lisa Malek (Senior Strategy & Expansion Manager), and Jennifer Langrehr, Director of Operations at POHA House, accepted the award in the " : Sustainable and Special" category.

The Green Canyon landmark project in Bonn's federal district is going into construction. Following the demolition of the previous buildings at Godesberger Allee 171 and Dreizehnmorgenweg 38, work on the new building will begin this year.

Germany's first residential high-rise building to be constructed according to the cradle-to-cradle principle is being built in Hamburg. The foundation stone for "Moringa Hamburg HafenCity" was laid on Wednesday. With its unique combination of resource-saving construction and affordable living, the building is considered a trendsetter for the construction and real estate industry. In addition to around 220 rental units, the ensemble from the Landmarken family of companies offers communal areas, a co-living concept, co-working, a daycare center, and restaurant and retail space.

POHA House Preuswald in Aachen has been expanded with an important addition and is now complete: With the opening of the nearly 500-square-meter community space on the ground floor—the most sustainable in the company's history—the Cospace concept can now be fully implemented at POHA House's fourth location. Founded in 2019, the real estate start-up creates cospaces that combine high-quality furnished apartments, flexible workspaces, and attractive community spaces under one roof—mostly in central downtown locations.

The ecoPARK Jena proves that logistics and production buildings for industrial companies can also be ecological pioneers. The new building, which is subsidized under KFW 40 EE and in which Kuroda Jena Tec manufactures linear and rotary drive products, impresses with its sustainability in terms of construction and operation. This has now also been recognized by the jury of the Brownfield24 Awards, which awarded our project the silver prize in the category Brownfields under 10,000 m².

We are investing in a sustainable future. To this end, the Landmarken family is investing in the start-up Concular, which has set itself the task of transforming the real estate and construction industry towards a circular, sustainable economy. Together with other partners, the Landmarken family has participated in Concular's current financing round, in which the start-up was able to raise a total of 2.5 million euros.

Landmarken AG impressed in two categories at this year's European Real Estate Brand Award: the company took first place in the "Climate Neutrality" category, together with Art-Invest Real Estate. Landmarken AG secured second place in the "Developers Office" category.

Habitat for Humanity has a vision: a world where every person has a decent place to live. The initiative has already provided many people with a safe home.

We at Landmarken AG are joining this important mission and supporting the "HoffnungsBAUer" initiative of Habitat for Humanity Germany. Because everyone has the right to a roof over their head—and we want to help achieve this goal.

How the construction and real estate industries can influence our future, and what role "futures literacy" plays in this

We take a holistic view of sustainability. This means maintaining a balance between economic, ecological, and social considerations. We take responsibility for creating an environment worth living in. By using natural resources sensibly, we develop high-quality, future-proof projects. Sustainability is part of our Landmarken spirit, which we live internally and convey externally through our projects.

"Garbage as far as the eye can see—images that stay with you." This is how Clemens Feigl describes the impressions that he and his team had to process in Bosnia in February and March.

Sustainability is part of our Landmarken spirit, which we live by internally and convey externally through our projects. Our team members are the most important building block for the implementation of sustainable projects. We have been operating our business processes in a climate-neutral manner since 2019 and are striving to drive continuous improvement in this area as well.

Offices should no longer be work machines. They are becoming places of community, exchange, and sharing. Environments that promote creativity and co-creation and offer solutions for maintaining physical and mental health.