Paderborn
Alanbrooke Quartier
Paderborn, Germany / 01.2024 - 08.2025
In the Alanbrooke quarter of Paderborn, PORR building construction West constructed three blocks of flats with a shared underground car park. Commissioned by BPD Immobilienentwicklung GmbH, a total of 36 owner-occupied flats were built on plot 16. The PORR branch in Gütersloh acted as the main contractor, carrying out the turnkey construction.
Facts & Figures
Company
PORR Hochbau West GmbH
Type
Residential construction
Runtime
01.2024 - 08.2025
Turnkey construction of three low-rise blocks in the new urban district
From barracks site to a new urban quarter
The Alanbrooke Quarter is being developed on the site of a former barracks, covering an area of around 18 hectares. Eleven listed buildings and the former parade ground form part of the site’s existing structure. In addition to a variety of housing types, the development also includes space for offices and services, a nursery, as well as areas dedicated to art and culture.
Three residential blocks on a shared underground car park
The three tower blocks comprise a total of 36 owner-occupied flats and are connected via a shared underground car park. PORR’s scope of work included turnkey construction, including the electrical installations.
Lean Construction and individual fit-out requests
During the construction phase, the future flat owners’ individual fit-out requests were integrated into the ongoing construction processes. At the same time, the project team structured the individual construction phases using the Last Planner System. Coordination between PORR, the client and the contractors involved thus supported both the construction of the three residential buildings and the implementation of the flat-specific adaptations.
Housing as part of quarter development
The three residential buildings complement the diverse uses within the Alanbrooke quarter. Their completion means that a further section of the former barracks site is permanently converted to residential use. At the same time, the listed existing buildings and the historic structures of the site remain part of the new urban quarter.