Construction of a new edifice found on Swan Road, marked in Ohligs
In the heart of Solingen, the city development company SEG is spearheading an ambitious project to revitalise central areas, with seven new facilities set to be completed this year. Among these, two new kindergartens at Schwanenstraße and Herberger Straße are under construction, near the clinic, and are expected to provide space for four groups and around 70 children[1].
SEG's investment in these kindergartens is a testament to their commitment to improving educational and family services within the city. The new facilities align with the broader goal to strengthen Solingen as a location for living and investing by creating valuable community assets[1].
The kindergarten at Schwanenstraße recently held a topping-out ceremony, attended by numerous guests from politics, administration, and the neighbourhood. The event marked a significant milestone in the construction process, with the shell of the building now completed, and interior construction underway[2]. The kindergarten is expected to start operating as a municipal facility this year[3].
Deputy Mayor Andreas Budde emphasised the optimal cooperation between the city and SEG, while Mayor Tim Kurzbach expressed his delight at seeing something new being created, especially for children[4]. In a bid to expedite the kindergarten construction and ease the care situation, the city launched a task force in mid-2023[5]. Four more building permits are expected this year, with further locations planned.
In addition to the kindergartens, the Schwanenstraße facility is also building six apartments, creating a combination structure that not only provides care places for the next generation but also affordable housing[6]. The new building meets the most modern energy standards and is integrated into the green surroundings[7].
This project is part of a broader set of urban development initiatives aimed at enhancing Solingen's social infrastructure and urban renewal, contributing to the city's growth and investment appeal. For the latest and most comprehensive information on each individual facility, such as size, capacity, design, or timeline, consulting SEG's official announcements or the Solingen city development office would be advisable.
[1] SEG is actively building these new kindergarten facilities as part of its commitment to improving educational and family services within the city. [2] The shell of the building is finished and interior construction is starting. [3] The new kindergarten building is an exemplary construction, using sustainable materials, a heat pump, and photovoltaics. The kindergarten is expected to start operating as a municipal facility this year. [4] Deputy Mayor Andreas Budde, managing director of SEG, emphasized the optimal cooperation between the city and SEG. Mayor Tim Kurzbach stated that it's nice to see something new being created, especially for children. [5] The city launched a task force in mid-2023 to expedite the kindergarten construction and ease the care situation. Four more building permits are expected this year, with further locations planned. [6] The city development company Solingen (SEG) is building a kindergarten and six apartments. The kindergarten and apartments are being built in a combination structure. [7] The new building will not only provide care places for the next generation but also affordable housing. The new building meets the most modern energy standards and is integrated into the green surroundings.
The Schwanenstraße facility, developed by SEG, embodies a combination of home-and-garden lifestyle, with a new kindergarten and six apartments being built in a single structure. This lifestyle choice aligns with SEG's investment in strengthening Solingen as a desirable location for living, offering both family services and affordable housing options.
