3-room apartment (WBS/GEK) in a residential area: More than just a place to live – "Gemeinsam Zuhause" (Together at Home) in Ludwigshöfe (LH).

Located in the heart of the beautiful "Ludwigshöhviertel" urban district, the private housing cooperative, Ludwigshöfe eG, is being developed. A housing cooperative is an association of people who come together to create and utilize affordable housing – in this case, an apartment building with 35 units. The key difference is that the building is not owned by a landlord, but by the members themselves.

This offering is for a subsidized 3-room apartment with GEK status (this is available to individuals with low incomes who reside in Darmstadt).
Access to the apartment is via a shared staircase with an integrated elevator, providing barrier-free access.

The building features a shared rooftop terrace of 120 square meters and a communal room of 60 square meters on the ground floor, which includes a shared kitchen.

The Ludwigshöhe district – a neighborhood that reimagines community.

Darmstadt is growing, and with the Ludwigshöhe district, a place is emerging that demonstrates how urban living can succeed today and tomorrow. On the former grounds of the Cambrai-Fritsch barracks and the Jefferson settlement, located on Heidelberger Straße opposite the Lincoln settlement, a vibrant district is being developed for over 3,000 people. This neighborhood not only creates living space but also a sense of home. Here, architecture, sustainability, and social interaction come together. Approximately 1,400 apartments, designed for diverse lifestyles, generations, and income groups, form the foundation for a varied and lively district. Short distances, green spaces, communal areas, and a strong neighborhood center promote interaction, exchange, and cohesion. The car takes a backseat – instead, walking, cycling, and public transportation become the focus of daily life. The Ludwigshöhe district represents a new form of urban living: consciously planned, socially diverse, and designed for the future. TING projects is realizing a multi-generational community center with Ludwigshöfe eG, a project that embodies this very idea – a place where community thrives, generations benefit from each other, and living is more than just four walls. Darmstadt – where the future is being shaped and home is where the heart is.

Darmstadt is one of the most dynamic locations in the Rhine-Main area. As a city of science with international appeal, it combines a strong job market with a high quality of life. Research institutes, universities, innovative medium-sized companies, and global technology corporations shape the economic landscape and ensure stable employment, short commutes, and sustainable growth. At the same time, Darmstadt pursues a forward-looking urban and regional development strategy: brownfield sites, such as the Ludwigshöviertel, are being strategically utilized to create urgently needed housing – socially balanced, ecologically responsible, and with a long-term perspective. The planning focuses on a mix of uses, a shift towards sustainable mobility, and livable neighborhoods, rather than simply increasing density. As a place to live, Darmstadt excels due to its unique balance: urban, creative, and open-minded – yet also green, manageable, and personal. The nearby Odenwald forest, numerous parks, and a vibrant cultural scene provide space for relaxation and inspiration. Here, places are created where people want to stay – and together shape the future.