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Cityscape Qatar zeigt Pläne für Zwillingstürme und gekühlte Einkaufsstraße in Lusail

Auf der Messe Cityscape Qatar in Doha wurden Pläne für mehr als 600 Wohnungen an der Lusail Marina und eine fußgängerfreundliche Uferstraße gezeigt. Entwickler und Architekten wollen Baukosten senken und Wege im heißen Sommer für Bewohner erleichtern.

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00:02Es geht um die Nachwärmung und um deine Leben.
00:05Menschen nehmen keine Gebäude oder Infrastruktur.
00:09Sie nehmen eine Zukunft für sie und ihre Familien.
00:17Ein ganzes Nachwärmungsgebäude, klein genug, um auf dem Tafel.
00:20Hier in Cityscape Qatar in Doha,
00:23die Entwickler zeigen, was sie planen zu bauen,
00:26und was Leben dort sein könnte.
00:28The Homes On Show range from studio flats for first-time buyers to villas with five or six bedrooms.
00:36We have got 70 exhibitors from more than 15 countries and 400 projects showcased this year.
00:42So it's really offering a big variety, a lot of investment opportunities, new communities you're going to find out in
00:48the future, where to live, where the new school's going, where the hospitals are going.
00:52For buyers, the question is what they can afford.
00:55Qatari developer Barwa says controlling building costs can help keep prices down.
01:01We have a list of contractors, designers and people who can study and look the price carefully before we start
01:11building any buildings.
01:12So we have reached a point where with the experience that we have, so we can tell you exactly how
01:18much that building will cost.
01:19So in order to sell these apartments with a lower cost of construction and development, that will be affordable and
01:26available for people to buy and living in very affordable apartments.
01:33At Cityscape, Barwa unveiled plans for Barwa Bay.
01:37The two towers at La Salle Marina will have more than 600 apartments.
01:42We're trying to bring to the market something a little bit premium with an affordable price as well, but premium.
01:49So with a unique design, a hotel design apartment.
01:54But at the end of the day, you will own these apartments.
01:56So Barwa Bay is an iconic project.
02:00An iconic tower is easy to spot on a scale model.
02:04What's harder to picture is what the neighborhood will be like once people move in.
02:09In terms of the experience from visitors coming to Cityscape, they are able to meet with the developers directly, learn
02:16about those projects face to face,
02:18and actually get the true insights about what is happening, not only in the area of the project itself, but
02:23in the neighborhood itself,
02:24where the infrastructure is going, where the communities are happening, you know, all the amenities and utilities that really make
02:31living there feasible.
02:33The Grove is a new housing development in Lusail designed around a pedestrian shopping street right on the waterfront.
02:41Juan says his team has been working on the Grove for about three years.
02:45Even a short walk can be a challenge in Qatar's summer heat.
02:50Juan, will residents be able to walk to the shops here, or will they still need a car?
02:55They will be able to walk, yes, absolutely.
02:57We have accommodated deep balconies so the units can enjoy external living throughout the year.
03:04We have a lot of shading and cooling elements to make those areas quite pleasant for the use,
03:12not only on a small period of time, but extend that use through the year.
03:18A school nearby or a shorter commute might draw someone to a neighborhood.
03:23It's about good schools.
03:25It's about good health care centers.
03:27It's about nice parks.
03:29It's about good pathways.
03:32It's about a clean and safe neighborhood.
03:35And it does not have to cost that much.
03:40And it's often, you say, and you claim that it's lack of money or technology,
03:46but even more often it's a lack of good governance.
03:51So make the neighborhood as adaptive and as resilient as possible,
03:57because the future will, in any case, look different than we think today.
04:02But buyers and renters also want to know what it's like to live in the building itself.
04:07Residents are not looking only for community these days.
04:11They want more.
04:11They want specific amenities.
04:13They want the extras that not any building can offer.
04:16They want a good landlord.
04:18They want a good facility company that's managing these towers.
04:21Abir describes an AI search tool that can suggest neighborhoods
04:25based on what buyers and renters need.
04:28So you will talk with this AI tool in a human language.
04:31I need the community that exists next to X type of schools.
04:35It needs to be next to my work, which is there.
04:38Like you're talking to a person.
04:39And then it will list for you all the convenient places
04:42that you can rent or buy a home.
04:44Where schools go, how streets connect,
04:47and how much shade there is will shape daily life.
04:50Those choices will matter long after construction ends
04:53when these neighborhoods become home.

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