Altona train station: Revolutionary plans for the new bus station from 2027!

Altona train station: Revolutionary plans for the new bus station from 2027!

Altona, Deutschland - With a comprehensive redesign of the Hamburg-Altona train station, significant changes will be due in the coming years. The previous location for the long -distance railways will be moved to thefts by 2027, which completely loses its central role in Altona. Instead, the space of the long -distance tracks should be redesigned and optimally used for bus traffic. Informed NDR .

Those responsible have already started with a feasibility study that includes seven different designs for the redesign of the site. These studies have been published in the Hamburg transparency portal. The aim is to create a new bus station on the area of ​​today's long -distance railway tracks, which creates more space for descents and waiting buses, and the crowd is significantly reduced. The old station building could be preserved or replaced by modern systems and green areas. An idea even provides for a large market hall, in the style of Rotterdam, as also reported.

long -term planning and public participation

dr. Andreas Dressel, the financial senator of Hamburg, emphasizes that the track fields of the old head station were already acquired by Deutsche Bahn in 2014. "This is an important step in the right direction to make the development of the Altona station early," said Dressel. The planning bases should be available by the end of 2025, and from 2028 the start of the redesign measures is planned. Urban development also plays a central role, such as Hamburg.de reported.

The competition among architects who can apply for the project in autumn becomes particularly exciting. But not only the planners are integrated into the process, the citizens are also in demand. Your opinions flow into the planning through online formats and public events. Karen Pein, Senator for Urban Development, puts high hopes for high -quality suggestions that are to be created by the competition process.

create new habitats

The new central omnibus station (ZOB) is not only improved, but also adapted to the increased capacity requirements. The redesign is also intended to create space for around 1,900 new residential units, of which at least one third is publicly funded. "This is a unique opportunity for Altona," says Dr. Stefanie von Berg, the district manager. The focus is also on the creation of attractive green areas that will increase the quality of stay, in particular a five -hectare area between the new district of Altona and the Elbe.

The plans aim to significantly improve the traffic conditions and to create new habitats. Noise emissions in adjacent quarters are to be sustainably reduced by laying the tracks. Challenges such as pollution and social questions are also discussed as part of a round table that continuously deals with the development of the train station.

The citizens can look forward to a promising future for the Altona district of Hamburg. Because in addition to improving the transport infrastructure, an upgrading of the entire urban area is also waiting for you - a real profit for everyone.