Developing cities as "partners of cities"

We want to develop vibrant places that foster a sense of identity and make cities more attractive, livable, and sustainable. This is best achieved when politicians and administrators, project developers and property owners, citizens and neighbors all pull together. In this sense, we see ourselves as "partners of cities." It is important to us to involve local people in processes in order to develop projects individually from the location and for the respective environment.

Whether it's affordable housing, mixed-use neighborhoods, or creative urban building blocks to revitalize inner cities, what matters to us is the social impact we achieve. The positive effect that goes beyond the actual project development and is measurable in the long term. We are aware that our work will shape such a place for decades to come. That is precisely why we have a great responsibility to find the best individual solution and create value that is also tangible for the urban community. We are happy to take on this responsibility.

Accommodation

We develop diverse, colorful, vibrant locations. Why are we able to do this? Because our interdisciplinary team is at home in all real estate classes. This means that we understand all usage modules and can combine them optimally!
Commercial/office building

Exceptionally intelligent—and with flair: the importance of the office as more than just a place of work is growing. Its role as a meeting place, a place for personal exchange and direct interaction between teams, is becoming increasingly important.
Food service and retail

Cities should continue to be vibrant urban centers of life in the future. That is why we at Landmarken are committed to developing the right mix of different uses for each location. Gastronomy and sustainable consumption are important building blocks in this process.
Hotels and boarding houses

Next Level Bed & Breakfast: Innovative hotel landscapes for the enhancement of cities—because we see our hotel projects as more than just well-equipped places to stay.
Living

Feel good—whether alone, as a couple, or with your family. We want everyone, with all their different needs, to feel safe and at home.
Mixed-use concepts

The era of monostructural neighborhoods is over. It is time for innovative, bold, new multifunctional usage concepts in our cities.

Zollhafen Rheinwiesen Mainz

Landmarken AG has acquired the approximately 5,600 square meter Zollhafen Rheinwiesen site in Mainz, directly on the Rhine. A great location for our first landmark in the Rhein-Main area.

Luisenhöfe Aachen

A modern inner-city neighborhood for living and working. That's how cities work today.

Because Bochum

Work with a wow effect. Be.cause shows how office work and joie de vivre go hand in hand.

Motel One Aachen

From the bar, you can enjoy the view of the theater, while inside, a fully enclosed courtyard provides a peaceful retreat—and all this in the heart of the city, just a stone's throw from Aachen Cathedral, a World Heritage Site.

GOL.D ECK Düsseldorf

A green oasis wins against 30 competition entries: the flexible usage concept is convincing.

Source work Aachen

The former department store is to be opened up and, with new uses, become a revitalizing attraction in the city center.

8-story Preuswald Aachen

Living in the countryside in the family-friendly Preuswald district of Aachen

The future of cities will be colorful

Living environments

We are not just interested in building apartments. We want to create holistic living environments with concepts that are inclusive, create a sense of home, convey joie de vivre, and, above all, have a positive impact on society.
Smart rooms for smart minds

Science & Research

We develop space for science and research.
- Science & Research
- Urban development
Stability through diversity

Urban building blocks

The transformation of city centers is a reflection of a general shift in society. We want to actively shape this change with landmark projects. This involves more than just the decline of retail: climate change, new forms of mobility, and consumer behavior are changing the overall conditions.
- Urban building blocks
- Urban development