Construction work in Schwandorf: Wide street finished earlier!

Construction work in Schwandorf: Wide street finished earlier!

Good news for the citizens of Schwandorf: The construction work on Breite Straße is expected to be completed two weeks earlier than planned. The Oberpfalz Echo announced this on October 30, 2025. Traffic will be opened around midday on October 31st, which should bring welcome relief to many residents and road users.

Despite unexpected archaeological finds, including skeletons and walls, the work was completed quickly thanks to the committed cooperation of everyone involved. This is the result of smooth cooperation between the city of Schwandorf and the construction companies involved. Mayor Andreas Feller praised the effort of the construction companies and the effective cooperation with the municipal water and district heating supply.

Thanks to the community

“We would like to thank all residents, business owners, guests, passers-by as well as the hard-working garbage collection employees, dialysis patients and ambulance drivers for their understanding and patience during the construction work,” said the city of Schwandorf. The feeling of gratitude resonates wherever you can observe the progress of the construction site. For the city administration, it was not just a construction project, but also a community project.

However, once traffic is opened, Breite Straße will remain as a one-way street with a 20 km/h zone. Parking is only permitted in designated areas. This is not just about traffic regulations, but also about the safety and satisfaction of local residents.

Higher-level construction projects in Germany

In the context of Schwandorf's project, it is interesting to also take a look at other construction projects in Germany. The dba platform presents large construction projects and promotes cooperation with other construction companies. The projects combine urban development with a sustainable approach. During planning, particular emphasis is placed on climate-friendly concepts and sustainable architecture, which contributes to positive development in urban areas.

In addition, the dba platform includes information on thematic categories such as housing construction, new construction of entire districts and large-scale urban development projects that focus on sustainable and economical construction. Anyone interested in construction projects nearby can easily find the right information using search filters.

The citizens of Schwandorf can not only look forward to the early opening to traffic, but also to continued positive development in the building landscape of their city. These projects are a sign of progress and the responsibility that a community has for its infrastructure.

Upper Palatinate Echo reports that the local construction work is just part of a broader trend towards sustainable construction practices in Germany, which is also reflected in the projects dba reflects.