리히터펠트-샥스도르프‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪17‬개의 호수

Funny floating house

A technology test of whether and how a self-sufficient house on the water is possible. On some days (mostly weekends) someone from the Dresden Institute is on site to carry out maintenance and measurements. With a bit of luck, he will have time and explain to visitors the various techniques for generating energy/heating/self-sufficiency, etc.

Great house, completely self-sufficient. Is operated by the university or similar as a research object.

A self-sufficient house is floating in the harbor area of Lake Bergheide in front of the silhouette of the conveyor bridge F60, which will serve as a research demonstrator for the next few years. Together with project partners, the Fraunhofer Institute for Transportation and Infrastructure Systems has built a prototype of a house that is intended to show how self-sufficient living on the water can work. Its shape arises from the interlocking of three precisely positioned cubes. Heat is generated on the "Thermocube" and electricity on the "Powercube". And the "Aquacube" with its terraces on two levels creates a direct connection to the water. Inside, electricity and heat are stored and used water is purified, all controlled by intelligent building automation. In order to gain maximum usable space, the storage tanks are integrated into the steps and walls made of carbon concrete. Source: https://www.ak-brandenburg.de/content/30-schwimmendes-haus-autartec%C2%AE

Break bench at Drochower See

Thanks for the very good tip! Very cool trail and almost right on your doorstep! The route is a bit demanding, if you like it you can prove yourself on at least 2 "courage descents". I was thrilled.. And I'll be back soon, then in the opposite direction and later on time😉 PS.: I've been there once before, but I couldn't find the entrance, I was under time pressure.. That's why I was twice as happy today😁

There is a wonderful rest area with a view of the Drochower See, also for larger groups of cyclists.

Cycle path and hiking path on Drochower See, the former Waidmannsheil opencast mine. Only a few meters with asphalt, the largest part unpaved, always along the east bank. More information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drochow#Geschichte