You only really need on word to describe ROOTS, a wooden high-rise in Hamburg's HafenCity: unique. Measuring 64 meters in height, Germany's tallest wooden high-rise has been crafted out of 5,500 cubic meters of softwood. This 3-room condominium apartment on the 12th floor has a 119-sqm floor plan, creating an effortless sensation of space and well-being. The living areas are encircled by a glazed gallery with two loggias. Best of all, the glass elements can be opened and closed to suit your mood, allowing you to enjoy the fresh air and a scent of the forest at any time. Two bathrooms, two bedrooms and a living/dining area with open-plan kitchen and utility room complete your new urban lifestyle.

- Loggias and wraparound gallery with movable exterior glazing
- Views across the harbor
- 600-sqm courtyard designed by the renowned landscape architects LOIDL
- Architecture by Stormer Murphy and Partners
- Smart Home ready
- Lobby with concierge and yoga studio
- Underground parking space
- Car-sharing service
- Bicycle storage room
- Oak parquet, in large format on request
- Underfloor heating
- Two bathrooms with large-format porcelain stoneware tiles and various fit-out options

Hamburg's HafenCity is the epitome of maritime opulence and urban flair, an entirely new district, surrounded by water and home to visionary, modern architecture. HafenCity boasts outstanding transport links and local amenities, and is home to more than 200 shops and 46 gourmet restaurants. Just a short walk away, the historic Speicherstadt is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and attractive destination, replete with characteristic brick warehouses, canals and bridges.
In 2017, the Elbphilharmonie concert hall became HafenCity's newest landmark, causing a sensation all over the world with its extraordinary architecture and excellent acoustics and attracting music lovers from Germany and abroad.
In terms of sustainability, HafenCity is a true pioneer. Thanks to the district's specially developed environmental certification system, HafenCity's sustainable buildings are served by an energy-saving mobility system and renewable energy supply.
Hamburg's HafenCity is one of the largest inner-city urban development projects in Europe. By 2030, up to 14,000 people are expected to live here and 45,000 jobs will be created.