Very nice 1 room apartment in a well-kept apartment building from 1954. The living room has parquet flooring and the bathroom has bright tiles and is equipped with a shower and electric ventilation.

Well cut 2 room apartment in Bonn-Endenich. The apartment is in a house from 1955 on the 1st floor. The property is located in the middle of a green and family-friendly residential complex. The floors are laid out with parquet and PVC. The brightly tiled bathroom has a shower and electric ventilation.

The floor of the living room is covered with parquet. The apartment has a beautiful terrace that stretches the entire length of the apartment. The brightly tiled bathroom has a bathtub and electric ventilation. Bonn-Castell is very close to the center and has good transport links. Public transport is very easy to reach and there is also a motorway connection.

Cozy, bright 2 room apartment with balcony in Bonn-Kessenich. The apartment is on the III. Upper floor in a very beautifully landscaped residential complex that was built in 1957 and is in very good condition. The living rooms were laid out with parquet, hallway and kitchen with beige PVC. The bathroom is equipped with a bathtub and electric ventilation. The apartment has a balcony and a cellar. Bonn-Kessenich is a very popular residential area and its proximity to the Venusberg contributes to this popularity. The center and the university are easy to reach by public transport and by bike.

Please contact us if you know affected people who need support in finding accommodation: MIWO Gesellschaft mbH & Co. KG Rental housing construction and administration in the Cologne/Bonn region Tel.: 0228-914620 or info@miwo. eu

Society - Concept - History MIWO Gesellschaft mbH & Co. KG Rental housing construction and management in the Cologne/Bonn region Company in the housing industry Concept Acquisition, management, development and sale of real estate and other assets including their development and other use and transfer of use to third parties. History 1952 Foundation of the Mittelrheinische Wohnungsbaugesellschaft mbH by the brothers Hans Faupel and Robert Faupel in Bonn 1995 Foundation of the EHF Wohnungsbau GmbH & Co. KG as a limited partnership jointly by: Mittelrheinische Wohnungsbaugesellschaft mbH and EHF WohnungsbauVerwaltungs-GmbH 1999 Separation and takeover of the participation of the Mittelrheinische Wohnungsbauges. mbH in EHF Wohnungsbau GmbH & Co. KG on/by: EHF Beteiligungs-GmbH 2006 Change of name of the companies Limited partnership: to MIWO Gesellschaft mbH & Co. KG (Bonn commercial register A 4175) Limited partner: to MIWO Beteiligungsgesellschaft mbH (Bonn commercial register B 8208) General partner: in MIWO Verwaltungsgesellschaft mbH (Bonn Commercial Register B 7053) MIWO Gesellschaft mbH & Co. KG Villa Faupel Lotharstraße 106 D-53115 Bonn Phone +49 (0) 228 914620 Fax +49 (0) 228 91462-40 E-Mail info@ miwo.eu business hours MO-FRI 08.00 - 12.00

The MIWO has a guiding principle. The idea of building and living with cultural responsibility. As a family-run company, the community aspect is particularly important to us. This is reflected in our architecture and in our housing stock. As a rental housing construction and management company, we have been dealing with people's homes and living spaces on a daily basis since 1952. Our cultural commitment has this too. Architecture creates spatial structures for human interaction. Art creates new spaces of perception. We combine both in our project series "kunstundwohnen" and "architekturundkunst". The dialogue between art and architecture is the focus of the MIWO commitment. In many MIWO new building projects since the mid-1990s, the installation of art has been an integral part of the architectural design. We open up our existing portfolio of residential complexes and apartments to artistic interventions that reinterpret the given architectural structures and positively change the living environment of our tenants. The aim of our commitment is to promote contemporary art and architecture while at the same time shaping the quality of life in the community. Focused on young positions in contemporary art, we also feel committed to the dynamic cultural scene in the Bonn/Cologne region out of conviction. MIWO Gesellschaft mbH & Co. KG Rental housing construction and management in the Cologne/Bonn region Housing industry company

Our office opening hours: MON-FRI 08.00-12.00 Our office will be closed on Monday, May 1st, 2023. MIWO Gesellschaft mbH & Co. KG – Villa Faupel – Lotharstrasse 106 – D-53115 Bonn – Phone: +49 (0) 228 91462-0 – Fax +49 (0) 228 91462-40 – info@miwo.eu – www. miwo.eu Due to the general health situation, we currently ask you to pre-register your visit by e-mail or telephone during the regular opening hours from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. In urgent cases, our tenants can use our caretaker services and the following tradespeople: The caretaker service, depending on the property, Mr. Guduric: ☏ +49 (0) 160 93497098 Ms. Heinen: ☏ +49 (0) 178 6887368 Mr. Himel: ☏ +49 ( 0) 163 6941580 Mr. Merlo: ☏ +49 (0)160 91549159 Company Universal Gebäudereinigung GmbH in Bonn: MON-FRI, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., ☏ +49 (0) 228 698979 Company Immobilien Service Deutschland (ISD) in Cologne: MON -FRI, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., ☏ +49 (0) 221 9584480; for emergencies in the emergency service: ☏ +49 (0) 221 95844831 locksmith for Bonn and Cologne company Udo Riegel locksmith, mobile ☏: +49 (0) 177 8225839 heating-plumbing for Bonn company Bliersbach Haustechnik GmbH, ☏: +49 (0 ) 228 915220 or company Uwe Halft master company heating sanitary, ☏: +49 (0) 2222 810406 heating-sanitary for Cologne company Helmut Hinz GmbH & Co., ☏:+49 (0) 221 8888960 (24-hour emergency service: ☏ : +49 (0) 221 88889696) Electrical repairs / work for Bonn and Cologne Company KH and B. Daniels Elektroinstallationen GmbH, ☏: +49 (0) 228 234644 Fault reports Would you like to report a fault? For electricity, gas, water, district heating and street lighting, you can reach the fault clearance center of the responsible network operator SWB Energie und Wasser free of charge at: ☏: +49 (0) 800 2666389 or +49 (0) 228 711-3500. You can find more information from the network operator on this page Bonn-Netz GmbH  

MIWO Bauträgergesellschaft mbH Co. KG was founded in 2019. The object of the company is the preparation and implementation of construction projects as a builder in its own name.

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This year 2022 we have again implemented an art project as part of "kunstundwohnen". We were able to win over the artist Lorenzo Pompa for this. Lorenzo Pompa chose the stairwell at Lutfridstraße 14 in Bonn and realized his mural there with the working title "Ups & Downs (reflections and involvements in dayly life)". The artist has installed a mural in the stairwell of Lutfridstraße 14 – incorporating mirrors of various sizes, which were positioned in such a way that the stairwell appears to be extended. The color palette moves between Goya yellow and brown and a mixed thorough black tone. The artist realized his work in September 2022 and has enriched the "Lutfridstrasse Art Quarter" with another art object. Lorenzo Pompa, born in Krefeld in 1962, grew up in Rome, studied architecture 1984-86 in Rome and 1993-96 at the Düsseldorf University of Applied Sciences, 1997-2003 studied at the Düsseldorf Art Academy with Georg Herold, has lived and worked in Düsseldorf since 1992. Pompa has received numerous grants and awards and has participated in many international solo and group exhibitions. www.lorenzopompa.com Photographer: Mareike Tocha, Cologne You can find more about the project, with a text by the art historian Beate Eckstein, under Company | Culture – art and living #16 .

Haus im Burggarten www.burggartenbonn.de The “Haus im Burggarten” is located at Burggartenstraße 27 with its high-quality apartments – which in turn have sophisticated floor plans. It is located in the beautiful old building district in Bonn-Poppelsdorf. The apartments are between approx. 14 and 23 square meters and each one has a modern sleeping gallery, which is not listed in the living space. This offers an additional 6 square meters of usable space. On the gallery you can prepare a cozy place to sleep and also set up a small sideboard. The apartments each have a kitchenette (fridge and 2-plate stove) and a shower room with beautiful built-in walls. The floors of the apartments are laid out with oak mosaic parquet. Wall cladding, railings and ladders in the galleries are made of fine oak. The high-quality material was also carefully chosen for the kitchen fittings and the built-in walls in the bathrooms. In addition, the apartments are equipped with heavy cotton curtains, which are used to darken the windows and the gallery. In the neighboring house, washing machines and dryers are available to residents for a fee. The trendy district of Poppelsdorf is known for its hustle and bustle and is not only appreciated by young people for its close proximity to the university, city center and Bonn hotspots. Photos: Stefan Müller, Berlin

Prager Höfe (Bonn 2004-2009) The Prager Höfe in Auerberg represent an ideal-typical living model for single people. They are study objects of individual life plans, located on the outskirts of the city. The Auerberg district of Bonn has a wide range of building types that were particularly tried and tested in the post-war years, with the row house type predominating. In addition, some point buildings set height dominants. More detached buildings can be found in modest residential buildings from more recent times. In this context, the Prager Höfe establish a city model of its own order: the courtyard, a translation of the square into the scale of the house, binds each of the houses into a self-sufficient unit and at the same time links it to the surrounding space. The courtyard houses are each developed on a square floor plan, with the courtyard raised above street level being surrounded by four buildings arranged at an angle. Its removal supports the idea of privatizing the area that can be accessed via outside stairs, which also embodies the center of the four houses. Each of these houses an apartment on their upper floors; analogous to the gradual privatization of the exterior by raising the courtyard, the public area of the apartment is arranged on the ground floor, while the private rooms are on the upper floor. Below the courtyard, the motif of the common center is repeated in the form of a use-neutral space that is reserved for the residents of the houses. The courtyard houses enter into a dialogue with the neighboring Prague residential courtyards Auerberg through their materiality, but also ideally. The latter also concede a living model based on the coexistence of individual living units grouped around common courtyards. While the focus there is on the variation of the terraced house model, the Prager Höfe offer an alternative model for living alone, in which each resident is assigned their own house within their shared apartment. The individual is a visible part of the city here. The Prager Höfe are located close to the Rhine in a new development area, in a quiet residential area on the northern outskirts of Bonn, in Auerberg. Here you will find plenty of shopping facilities, higher schools and the Sportpark Nord with swimming pool in the immediate vicinity. Auerberg has good transport connections, the center can be reached quickly by bus and train. The A 565 motorway connection is only a few minutes away. Photo: Stefan Müller, Berlin

ELEVATORESK Roman Lang In 2021, after a long break, we implemented art projects again as part of "kunstundwohnen". For the art and living project in 2021, the artist Roman Lang chose the stairwell at Lutfridstraße 7 and realized his colourful, illusionistic mural "ELEVATORESK" there, which clearly borrows from Op Art and, like this, creates spatial structures solely through painting " pretends". Roman Lang plans colored rectangular bodies that seem to jut out diagonally from the wall to the front or upwards. This spatial effect will be seen most clearly when going up or down the stairwell, thus absorbing the movements of the residents. The color palette moves between muted blue and orange tones, light turquoise and green as well as violet and red fields. The artist Roman Lang, born in 1976 in Neumarkt/ Oberpfalz, lives and works in Düsseldorf and Bonn. He studied with Ben Willikens at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich and was a scholarship holder of the Studienstiftung. Lang has participated in numerous international solo and group exhibitions. www.roman-lang.com With these interventions in close proximity to Karim Noureldin's “Tupelo”, Esther Stocker's “Geometria” and Jan van der Ploeg's “Wall Painting No. 412”, which were also created in the Kunstundwohnen series, the “Lutfridstraße art district” will be enriched by another art object. Photographer: Mareike Tocha

LUDFRID INVITED TO PEACE Birte Bosse In 2021, after a long break, we implemented art projects again as part of "kunstundwohnen". We were able to win over the artist Birte Bosse, who subsequently chose the stairwell at Lutfridstraße 20 for the 2020 Kunstundwohnen project in order to install her cheerful and colorful mural "Ludfrid invited to peace". The artistic work was completed in summer 2021. The artist Birte Bosse, born in 1984, grew up in Worpswede and Kuhstedtermoor. In 2006 she graduated from the technical college for product design and art in Bremen, in 2012 she received her diploma from the University of the Arts in Braunschweig, where she studied with Friedemann von Stockhausen, Thomas Rentmeister and Bogomir Ecker and in 2013 made the master class with Bogomir Ecker. In 2019, a fellowship at RMIT University Melbourne brought her to Australia. The artist lives and works in Berlin. www.birtebosse.de With these interventions in close proximity to Karim Noureldin's “Tupelo”, Esther Stocker's “Geometria” and Jan van der Ploeg's “Wall Painting No. 412”, which were also created in the Kunstundwohnen series, the “Lutfridstraße art district” will be enriched by another art object. Photographer: Mareike Tocha