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In the heart of Pforzheim, a significant moment was marked on Thursday as the groundbreaking ceremony for a new development project took place on Bleichstraße. The site, previously occupied by C. Hafner's smelting works, is now set to transform into a modern urban complex.
The project, spearheaded by Roland Seel, the individual behind the IBIS hotel on Sedan-Carré, will encompass a hotel with 122 rooms, four city villas with 11 condominiums each, and 37 micro-apartments. The total area of the project site spans approximately 4,500 m².
Anke Chopin, the operator and owner of the IBIS Hotel, will be responsible for the interior design of the project, aiming to give it an individual design and a cozy, appealing interior. Chopin plans to incorporate a gold city theme into the project planning, although further details about this theme have yet to be revealed.
The modern architectural style of the project will combine living and commerce, creating a vibrant and dynamic space in the city. Sibylle Schüssler, the Mayor of Construction, was present at the groundbreaking ceremony and spoke about the potential of the project to revitalise the area and contribute to the city's growth.
The identities of the project's stakeholders were not disclosed in the article, although they were present at the groundbreaking ceremony. The article does mention that Chopin will be responsible for the interior design, while Seel is involved in the construction project.
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As the project moves forward, it is anticipated that more details about the nature of the development and the gold city theme will be revealed. The transformation of the former smelting works site into a modern urban complex is set to bring a fresh and exciting new addition to Pforzheim's cityscape.
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