Bürgerstadt AG

Bürgerstadt AG is a Berlin-based organization established in 2000 with the ambition of empowering citizens to become direct participants in urban development. By creating collaborative models of ownership and construction, the organization aims to foster sustainable urban transformation and strengthen civic responsibility. Its activities are centered primarily in Berlin but extend to other major German cities, including Hamburg, Frankfurt, and Leipzig. The core focus of Bürgerstadt AG lies in developing and managing joint construction projects, notably through "Baugruppen," or building groups. This model merges the benefits of private development with customized planning tailored to individual and group needs. Bürgerstadt AG assumes full responsibility for project planning, management, and implementation, ensuring compatibility with social and urban challenges. One of the prominent ongoing projects is the "Generationenquartier Greenfields Buckow" in Berlin-Neukölln. This initiative includes five buildings with around 100 apartments, constructed using eco-friendly wood materials. The development features a mix of multigenerational living, housing for socially vulnerable groups such as young single parents and homeless seniors, and community spaces like cafés and shops. It exemplifies Bürgerstadt AG’s socially inclusive and environmentally conscious approach. With years of expertise in urban planning and architecture, the organization seeks innovative solutions to address Berlin's pressing housing needs. Bürgerstadt AG’s commitment to socially responsible housing development continues to position it as a significant actor in shaping 21st-century urban living.