City blocks off Bleichstrasse
Bleichstraße in Pforzheim, Germany, is undergoing a significant transformation as a new construction project gets underway. The closure of Bleichstraße is necessary for the news, which is slated to take approximately ten months.
The construction project, known as "move in with your suitcase," will see the creation of 81 units in total, consisting of 44 apartments and 37 micro-apartments. Among these, 37 micro-apartments will be built between Werderstraße and Bleichstraße. Additionally, 44 owner-occupied apartments will be built at Metzelgraben 44 along Werderstraße.
The new construction will take up a significant amount of space, occupying a 5,300 m² site where the C. Hafner company was previously located. This development is noteworthy and will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on the area.
The construction work on Bleichstraße will result in the street being fully closed in the direction of the city center from January 8, 2018, until approximately November 2018. Traffic from Sedanplatz towards the city outskirts will not be affected by the closure. To accommodate the diversion, bus lines will be rerouted via Jahnstraße, Goethestraße, and Leopoldplatz.
While the construction work at the so-called Sedan-Carré in January 2018 is not explicitly detailed in the provided search results, no specific information about who conducted these news could be found.
It is important to note that this article is archived, and the provided phone and contact information, as well as date information, may no longer be current. Despite this, the new construction on Bleichstraße remains a major project that warrants street closure.
Stay tuned for updates on this exciting development in Pforzheim!
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