
Rhein Lahn Living | Lahnstein
On the banks of the Rhine
What was once Germany’s largest and most modern grain mill was constructed in 1890 and is now a listed building.
The existing complex, consisting of the mill itself, the director’s villa, workers’ apartments and a clocktower, will retain its industrial character and be supplemented with new buildings. At the heart of the “Upper Middle Rhine Valley” World Heritage Site, there will emerge an architectural jewel for living and working, featuring both offices and restaurants. Its location on the banks of the Rhine offers a wide range of options for outdoor leisure pursuits. A landing pier is planned to allow for innovative concepts for carbon-neutral construction and the use of prefabrication.
Data and Facts
Didierstrasse 35, 56112 Lahnstein
Object Type
Development/Urban development
Placement
Development/Quartiersentwicklung
Areas/units
Residential: 37,900 m²
Commercial: 2,500 m²
Underground parking spaces: 454
Project volume
240000000 €
Realization
2026
In Planning