The Aiglhof complex in Salzburg (Neu-Maxglan district, on the outskirts of Mülln) is a residential area that has developed over time, undergoing a long transformation from a Baroque estate to a “South Tyrolean settlement” in the 1930s and 1940s, and finally into the urban neighborhood it is today. CMb.industries is supporting GSWB in continuing to drive this transformation forward.
CMb.industries is supporting the Salzburg Nonprofit Housing Association (GSWB) in the long-term development of the Aiglhof neighborhood. The goal is to develop a resilient vision for the future of the area based on a comprehensive analysis of the existing properties, the urban environment, and future requirements for housing, mobility, and community.
The project involves a strategic analysis of development and infill potential, the development of scenarios for various phases of expansion, and the formulation of a long-term framework for further real estate development. In this process, the Aiglhof neighborhood will not be considered in isolation, but will be embedded within its spatial and functional context in relation to the adjacent properties and the wider urban area.
A key component of the work is the integration of real estate development, urban development, and stakeholder management. CMb.industries analyzes both the structural possibilities and the social, economic, environmental, and political conditions. The goal is to identify development options that address future housing needs, improve residents’ quality of life, and simultaneously meet the requirements of the City of Salzburg.
As part of the ongoing process, various development approaches are being explored, including issues related to infill development, adding stories to existing buildings, the use of courtyards, the creation of additional communal and open spaces, new mobility concepts, and neighborhood development that is inclusive of all generations and accessible to everyone. In addition, CMb.industries is developing spatial narratives, usage scenarios, and communication frameworks to guide the project’s further development.
