Bremerskamp framework plan

The district development will comprise several construction phases and is expected to be completed in 25 to 30 years. According to the framework plan, a mobility hub with parking spaces for cars and bicycle stands, charging stations for e-mobility and services for cyclists will be created. Additional space is available for future needs arising from the dynamic development of the university, and re-use concepts are being developed for buildings that become vacant. On top of this, there is also space for a day-care centre and public administration. Furthermore, services such as an additional copy shop or another café can be created in the area and used by residents – the campus with its parks, the Botanical Garden and leisure facilities is already open to the public. Bremerskamp, with an area of around ten hectares, will enable Kiel University to develop further in the long term as one of Germany's top universities and at the same time merge more closely with urban life.

The university development at Bremerskamp will contribute to Kiel University's goal of "climate neutrality by 2030". In doing so, those responsible rely on sustainable construction according to the criteria of the national assessment system for sustainable building (BNB) for public building projects of the Federal Ministry for Housing, Urban Development and Building (BMWSB). Modern energy supply concepts with waste heat utilisation and energy generation through photovoltaics reduce the CO₂ footprint. Interconnected green spaces are preserved and more compensation is provided for interventions in nature than is required by law. Greenery on façades and roofs will also be an important element of the new buildings.

The development at Bremerskamp enables the university and city to grow closer together. Urban and university usage merges seamlessly here. In the coming years, the City of Kiel will also expand the local public transport. The planned route for the new Kiel light rail system is to run along Olshausenstraße.