Tenders Are Invited For Architectural, Construction, Engineering And Inspection Services – Property Planning Buildings And Interiors

Architectural, Construction, Engineering And Inspection Services – Property Planning Buildings And Interiors. Structural Change Poses Major Challenges For The Rhenish Mining Area. In Addition To The Economic Realignment And The Recultivation Of The Landscape, Villages And Cities Are Also Required To Further Develop Their Qualities And Reposition Themselves. The Resulting Subsequent Landscape Should Produce Places That Can React Flexibly To Changes And At The Same Time Have A Clear Recognition Value. The Desired Change Of Perspective In The Rhenish District Is Intended To Create A New Awareness And Illustrate The Development Potential That Can Arise Through Subsequent Uses Oriented Towards The Common Good. Keyenberg Is One Of The Five Erkelenz Villages Of The 3Rd Resettlement Phase, Many Of Which Have Already Been Resettled And, According To The Key Decision From 2023, Will Not Be Used For Mining Purposes Due To The Coal Phase-Out And Is Therefore Available For Revitalization. Due To Its Direct Location At The Former Garzweiler Opencast Mine, The District Has A Particularly Close Connection To Future Developments In The Area. On The Initiative Of The Garzweiler Landsequence Association, The Project Revitalization Of The Center Of Keyenberg - Kunst- U. Kulturhof Was Launched. The Centerpiece Is The Former Sextons House And A Former Square Courtyard In The Center Of Keyenberg, Which Are To Be Developed Into A Place For Art, Culture And Community Life. The Aim Is To Give New Impetus To The Development Of The East Of Erkelenz Through Diverse And Common-Good-Oriented Uses And At The Same Time To Appeal To Artists And Interested Citizens.