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Press release of the state capital Wiesbaden

New Residential Neighborhood on the Site of the Former NH Hotel

On Thursday, May 28, the City Council adopted the “Aukammallee-Kirchbachstraße” zoning plan as a municipal ordinance. The high-rise building of the former NH Hotel on Aukammallee has stood vacant for several years. With this zoning plan, the site can be developed and put to long-term use.

“The goal is to create new housing within the city limits. In this way, the project will help alleviate pressure on the tight housing market. Apartments will be built on the site in an attractive, central, and green location in Wiesbaden,” says Mayor and Head of Urban Planning Gert-Uwe Mende.

The plan is to create a modern residential neighborhood with plenty of green space and communal areas for residents. Four apartment buildings will be constructed in the Aukammallee area. The building heights will be aligned with the neighboring development and will range from four to seven stories. A total of approximately 75 apartments are planned. About 17 of these will be built as subsidized housing. 

All buildings will feature green flat roofs and recessed upper floors with rooftop terraces. In addition, the facades of two buildings will be greened at the base. The sloping terrain of the site, with an elevation difference of about eight meters, will be utilized to accommodate an underground parking garage with parking spaces for neighborhood residents.

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This press release is issued by the Press Office of the State Capital of Wiesbaden, Schlossplatz 6, 65183 Wiesbaden, pressereferatwiesbadende Citizens with questions can contact the responsible department or office.

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