Weitblick Tiefgraben, Number 1.

The construction primarily utilizes solid concrete and brick in the lower floors, while the roof area is designed with a solid wood wall and a pre-fabricated wooden facade. The facade design combines a stone facade in the basement, plastered facades on the remaining main floors, and wooden cladding in the attic. A central air-source heat pump and underfloor heating with individual room control in all apartments contribute to a modern and energy-efficient living concept. A photovoltaic system is also planned; the construction and specification documents mention a 4 kW photovoltaic system for the communal electricity supply. High-quality materials have been selected to ensure living comfort and durability. The design includes plastic-aluminum windows, an aluminum and glass portal door in the entrance area, oak parquet flooring, ceramic tiles in bathrooms, toilets, and common areas, and white interior doors with stainless steel hardware. The sanitary fixtures include products from Laufen Pro, and the faucets are from Grohe. The terraces and balconies will have a ceramic tile finish, and the attic will also feature glass railings. The overall design is complemented by modern electrical and building technology, including room thermostats, IT infrastructure in the living areas, and CEE outlets at the parking spaces as a preparation for future charging solutions. With its focus on modern architecture, efficient building technology, and high-quality materials, "Weitblick" creates a harmonious living project with long-term quality.