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... is definitely a reasonable thing. We already want to map out future demands today. What CO2 footprint can we afford and what is still affordable? Which materials have a future? Does a passive house even make sense? And is it worth it? Climate change, scarcity of resources and rising energy costs require us to implement living and working concepts more flexibly. Change requires a rethinking of planning, construction and operation. Recyclability, renaturation scenarios and flexible use options are just as relevant as social and architectural integration. New mobility concepts and digital infrastructures are also emerging with great dynamism. Our aim is to develop dynamic real estate precisely for this purpose.

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New ideas and potential uses are waiting to be discovered. We do this through screening. In this way, we pay attention to urban planning aspects, to social and demographic dimensions, take a close look at the respective situation on site and take into account the expectations of users – in short, we keep a very close eye on market events. In addition, we obtain valuable information, preferably first-hand. Scientific research results, analyses and studies are sources for our considerations. We evaluate new technologies and insights and then systematically integrate them if they seem useful to us. This is how our "Fit for Future" proposals are drawn up. Moreover, true – we are not saying that it is easy to discover new pathways.

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CAPRATE Gross Kienitz Studie Holzfassaden f — GROSS KIENITZ, WOODEN FACADE STUDY

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CAPRATE Malmö I gründe Stadtraumgestaltung f — MALMÖ I, SUSTAINABLE URBAN DESIGN

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CAPRATE Groß Kienitz nachhaltige Stadtentwicklung f — GROSS KIENITZ, SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT

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CAPRATE Malmö II Nachbarschaft Dachgärten f — MALMÖ II, ROOF GARDENS & COMMUNICATION SPACES

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CAPRATE Groß Kienitz Studie Holzmodulbauweise f — GROSS KIENITZ, WOOD MODULE CONSTRUCTION STUDY

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As a project developer, we are increasingly focusing on the topic of sustainability. After all, around one third of CO2 emissions in Germany are generated in the building sector. In particular, the CO2 balance is burdened by the classic construction method based on concrete and cement with high resource consumption. The German Federal Government has set appropriately demanding targets: By 2050, the aim is to achieve an almost climate-neutral building stock.

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We support the pathway outlined to a climate-neutral building stock with our ideas. Environmentally friendly and efficient construction is made possible through our modular, prefabricated components. Our patented Net Zero Concrete stands for the continuous use of lightweight concrete. A hybrid mixing technology developed by us uses perlite as a lightweight additive. In this way, we can manufacture lightweight concrete modules that comply with standards at low cost. In this way, 40 percent of weight and sand can be saved without any disadvantages structurally. The reduction of transport costs as well as the best insulation, noise and fire protection services together with the wide range of possible applications make the product an ideal instrument for reducing CO2.

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HOLISTIC
THINKING AND PLANNING…

BY THE WAY, THIS CAN ALSO BE
DONE QUIETLY.