What Makes a New Apartment Truly Liveable?
Floor plans and square footage are just the starting point. What really makes a home work for everyday life is often in the details: enough wall space for furniture, easy temperature control, conveniently placed power outlets, and a kitchen that's ready to use from day one. At Dürer Park, we've paid close attention to these less obvious details that can make a real difference in the long run.
More Flexibility in Furnishing Your Home
Where should the reading chair go, and which wall is best for the sofa? At Dürer Park, apartments will feature a ceiling-based heating and cooling system, leaving living spaces free of radiators. Built into the ceiling structure, the system also eliminates the need for separate indoor air conditioning units, providing cooling without draughts or noise.
The system will be powered by a combination of ground-source and air-to-water heat pumps. Temperatures can be adjusted individually in each living space using thermostats, while energy consumption for heating and cooling will be measured separately for each apartment. This means residents will only pay for the energy they actually use.
Designed for Comfort in the Summer Months
Summer comfort depends on more than just cooling. It comes from the way windows, shading and cooling systems work together. At Dürer Park, apartments will be fitted with aluminium windows and doors with triple glazing, along with motorised external venetian blinds.
Integrated into the smart home system, the external blinds help reduce heat from direct sunlight before it reaches the glass, making the ceiling cooling system more effective. Wind sensors will also automatically raise the blinds when needed.
A Smart Home That Fits Your Daily Routine
The thermostats in each living space, motorised external blinds and living room lighting can all be controlled through the smart home system. With an internet connection, residents will also be able to manage these features remotely, while traditional switches and thermostats will remain fully functional. This gives residents the flexibility to choose how they control their home based on their daily routines and needs.
Power Outlets Where You Need Them
The practical details of an apartment are not always obvious from the floor plans or images. At Dürer Park, every bedroom and living room will have five power outlets, as well as connections for TV and wired internet. Balconies and terraces will also have outdoor power outlets, making them easier to use.
Quality That Matters in Everyday Life
The kitchen is one of the most frequently used rooms in a home, so its design and equipment make a real difference to everyday life. Dürer Park apartments will come with Italian kitchen furniture by Veneta Cucine and built-in Miele appliances, making the kitchen both attractive and practical from the day residents move in.
What makes a new apartment comfortable to live in is not one particular feature, but a combination of practical details. Flexible spaces, adjustable heating and cooling, smart home controls, enough power outlets and a fully fitted kitchen all play a part in making daily life easier.
