Stuttgart Rosenstein | The project
Oblique aerial view of the Rosenstein development area

The new Stuttgart Rosenstein

The vision

Stuttgart Rosenstein

Once the new central station has gone into operation, the City of Stuttgart will be given an opportunity only very few large cities have: the dismantled track space offers the chance to develop a new district right in the middle of the city centre of Stuttgart. Stuttgart Rosenstein shall be developed into an urban district with a high diversity of uses, attractive public space, identity-forming places and an internationally renowned cultural programme.

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  • In front of a house wall, a couple is sitting on a wooden bench with their legs stretched out. They look at each other and talk. In the background are cars and bicycles, the sun is shining.
  • Living room in an apartment: wooden floor, sofa, lamp and table on the left edge, a stack of books on the right edge. A woman stands at the open balcony and looks out of the window. In the background the view of a city.
  • A man and a woman in a workshop. The woman holds a gear in her hand and explains something to the man.
  • A man and a woman on a flat roof in a city, with other house facades in the background. On the roof are raised garden beds, both take care of the plants.
  • A man with long hair and a beard at a bike rental station starts the hiring process with his cell phone. In the background, house facades.
  • Liv­ing

    One factor is crucial for Stuttgart Rosenstein to become a lively, diverse district with a strong sense of togetherness among its residents: the concept of a mixed city.

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  • Hous­ing

    Central and in green surroundings. Lively and cosy. Contemporary and affordable. This is what future living in Stuttgart Rosenstein will look like.

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  • Work­ing

    In Stuttgart Rosenstein, the working and living environment should be combined sensibly and efficiently. The model of the “productive city” shows how this can be achieved.

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  • Sus­tain­abil­i­ty

    Stuttgart shall become a climate-neutral city by 2050 with Stuttgart Rosenstein being an important component in achieving this. But only a finely tuned interplay of many components enables a sustainable urban development.

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  • Mobil­i­ty

    Stuttgart Rosenstein should offer its residents a high quality of life and suitable mobility options at the same time. This requires a finely tuned mobility mix of different means of transport, sharing concepts and suitable urban infrastructure.

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Graphic shows a fictional street situation from the air. On the left is a construction site, in the middle a street on which a car is driving, on the right a sidewalk next to a house entrance including front garden.

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