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<p>In Bergedorf, Hamburg's 105<sup>th</sup> district, Oberbillwerder, is being developed with 6 000 to 7 000 homes across around 117 hectares. Its defining feature is the “Green Loop”, a 6.5-kilometre network of waterways and parkland that captures, stores, and gradually releases rainwater. Combined with retention measures on private plots, this creates a climate-resilient and water-sensitive urban district. </p>

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Resilienz oder Überbemessung? Blau-grüne Infrastruktur in Oberbillwerder

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  • 发表日期：

    2026年8月4日

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  • Marco Hornbogen,
  • Markus Kaltwasser,
  • Behnam Salari,
  • Alexander Prochaska,
  • Michael Rosner

摘要

In Bergedorf, Hamburg's 105th district, Oberbillwerder, is being developed with 6 000 to 7 000 homes across around 117 hectares. Its defining feature is the “Green Loop”, a 6.5-kilometre network of waterways and parkland that captures, stores, and gradually releases rainwater. Combined with retention measures on private plots, this creates a climate-resilient and water-sensitive urban district.