📋 Tender Overview
August 6, 2025
Minister of Building Bernreiter visits construction site in Ingolstadt
19 pilot projects across Bavaria with different approaches
Goal: Submission, reduce costs, reduce bureaucracy
Bavaria is progressing with the building type and tests new forms of construction and living. The first approaches are now being implemented at the House almost without heating: In the Concept226, buildings should make do without heating, ventilation and cooling if possible. Construction costs, energy efficiency and life cycle costs are optimized. The simplifications and deviations developed in theory can only be tested in theory. Bavarias Minister Christian Bernreiter: In this project, committed builders have developed innovative concepts together with experienced planners who simplify building and reduce costs. It is already clear: the waiver of a lower cellar or an elaborate building technology does not affect the living quality of the building. On the contrary - this also makes the operation cheaper.
The client, the non -profit housing association Ingolstadt GmbH (GWG), dispenses with a central heating system at the House almost without heating and combines this reduced building technology with a simple and massive construction construction. The building is built from thermal insulation tiles with reinforced concrete ceilings and flat roof. The planning mainly provides for varieties and dismantling materials, and composite materials are dispensed with. The energy -efficient concept is particularly noteworthy: the house is built without central heating. For the coldest days, electronic surface heating with so -called heating paper is intended as an emergency. The planning follows the so-called 2226 concept, which enables a year-round room temperature between 22 and 26 deg C without additional heating or cooling systems. A mobility concept enables parking spaces to save and thus build the building without basement. The storage rooms of the apartments are integrated into the free facilities. These measures save costs under construction, in the company and at the end of the service life when dismantling: How much exactly should be tested here in practice.
The three -storey building is expected to be finished this autumn. The 15 two, four- and five-room apartments are then barrier-free and therefore also age-appropriate for people with low and medium-sized incomes. The Free State of Bavaria supports the project with funding from living space funding of around 5.8 million euros. This also includes a grant for particularly sustainable buildings of 255,700 euros. The binding duration of 55 years ensures long -term affordable living space.
The building type is consistently continued in Bavaria to enable new solutions for building and living. The requirements for buildings must remain practical and affordable. The 19 Bavarian pilot projects create the basis for achieving these goals. Professor Elisabeth Endres from the TU Braunschweig accompanied and examined the Bavarian pilot projects in order to derive the results and fields of action. First findings have already been published on the homepage.
In the facility you will find the overview sheet: Innovation approaches - house almost without heating.
To see in the photo (from left to right):
Bavarias Minister Christian Bernreiter, Dr. jur. Michael Kern, Mayor of the City of Ingolstadt, and Alexander Bendzko, Managing Director of the non -profit housing association Ingolstadt GmbH. (Source: StMB)
You can find more photos in the course of the afternoon at the following link: https://medienpool.bayern/stmb/media-gebaeudetyp-E
(Source: StMB)
