In Cubus130 in Frankfurt, design and function complement each other in exemplary fashion, precisely because there is little space available here. With its solutions in front of and behind the wall, Geberit contributes to a residential building that anticipates urban living trends.
Mini balconies, mini bathrooms, small kitchens: Especially in big cities, where space is scarce and single households are standard, new forms of living are more than in demand. This demand is met by the Cubus130 apartment building in Frankfurt's Niederrad district. Since March 2021, the former dormitory, originally built in 1971, has offered 137 micro-apartments.
Most of the flats measure around 18 square metres, some are between 27 and 30 square metres. 24 flats meet all accessibility requirements. They are all modern, functional and inexpensive. After all, the mandate given to Nassauische Heimstätte, a publicly owned housing company that bought and converted the building, was to create affordable housing for broad sections of the population.