SKYLINE MAGAZINE - SKYLINE ATLAS

High-rise Development Plan

Where are new towers planned?

SKYLINE ATLAS shows what is already known in terms of the 2021 skyscraper master plan.

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History of Tall Buildings

Why has Frankfurt skyscrapers?

Today, the skyline of tall buildings is a symbol of Frankfurt. But this hasn't always been the case.

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Opinion

What's Up With Our Architecture?

Despite a large amount of projects have been built, the quality of the architecture lacks.

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Newest Articles

KVL Group - KVL Frankfurt - KVL Bauconsult Frankfurt GmbH - Construction anagement - Highrise Construction Managers - Frankfurt CBD

Project Managers in High-Rise Construction: Sought-After Specialists

The prognosis is clear: a 30 percent increase in world population by 2050 with disproportionate growth in cities. High-rise buildings can ease crowding and make cities more livable. Project managers...

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3D Frankfurt map - planned skyscrapers and commercial real estate research

Frankfurt 3D: Time Travel Through the History of the Skyline

The skyline has become an internationally recognized eyecatcher of Frankfurt. New skyscrapers are built every year and you can hardly recognize where exactly high-rise buildings are being built and planned....

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FOUR Frankfurt Receives DGNB Certificate for Dismantling

Sustainability is becoming an increasingly important topic not only in society, but also in the real estate industry. The German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB) has been awarding certificates for many...

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Criticism on Frankfurt's Skyscraper Master Plan

Will the New High-Rise Development Plan Be a Laughing Stock for Frankfurt?

In the last few weeks, Head of Planning Mike Josef (SPD) has brought the update of the Frankfurt high-rise master plan on its way. Coincidentally, shortly before the Hessian local...

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Pauline - Restaurant - Europagarten - Frankfurt

Living in the European District

There are many arguments about the European District. For some, the new district in the west of Frankfurt is a boring concrete desert and for others, a piece of the big city with a skyline view. Whether you like the architecture there or not: every year more shops open, companies move there and the district becomes livelier.

We asked a resident how he finds his place of residence after spending 6 years in the European District.

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