Located in the Prenzlauer Berg district of Berlin, the Prenzlauer Gärten residential quarter comprises around 300 apartments across several modern buildings, each with an average living space of 75–120 m².
The neighborhood’s energy is sustainably supplied by its own combined heat and power (CHP) plant, generating heat and electricity on site with high efficiency and reduced CO₂ emissions. The heat is used exclusively for the quarter’s needs, ensuring a reliable supply independent of external district heating networks.
Our services included full project management for the design and construction of the CHP-based district energy system, leading a multidisciplinary team of design engineers, detail planners, and construction supervisors. Following commissioning, we were also responsible for several years of 24/7 operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
