The dream of owning a home in the Bergisch city-triangle is becoming an ever greater challenge, especially for young families, due to rising real estate prices. Often, the only affordable options left on the market are the historic half-timbered houses that characterize the region - however, these are often associated with renovation or modernization backlogs and many are therefore quick to shy away from a purchase. However, renovating and preserving a historic half-timbered house is not only an opportunity to acquire property at a comparatively low price, but also a sustainable and circular economy concept: the traditional construction method using wood, clay and lime relies on durable, repairable and reusable materials. In this way, a piece of the region's architectural identity can be preserved while conserving resources and reducing CO₂ emissions.
What does timber frame renovation actually look like on the construction site? At this event, Aleksandra Konopek opens up her half-timbered house undergoing renovation. Traditional craftsmanship techniques, new solutions and practical experience from the conversion process will be presented. Participants will gain direct insights into materials, constructions and decision-making processes on site.
The meeting point is at 17:00 at the fountain on the Gräfrath market square and ends at 19:00.
We cordially invite you to join us.
Participation is free of charge, all we ask is that you register in advance.
More information about the event series on the website of FAB Region Bergisches Städtedreieck
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