Ackermannbogen
Munich
Sustainable • Restructuring or redevelopment • Urban areas • Completion • 200 – 500 properties
Location
Description
The Ackermannbogen project, which Bouwfonds Immobilienentwicklung undertook with a joint-venture partner, comprises 345 homes and 12,500 square metres of office space. The project is part of a larger inner city redevelopment in the popular Munich district, Schwabing. Close to the Olympia grounds, with expansive sports facility parks, a former industrial site of the Deutsche Post was divided into new lots on which residential blocks were built in austere, modern architecture. The warm colours of the fronts provide a magical look. The fronts, plastered with minerals, are typical of Munich and Southern Germany. With Ackermannbogen, in combination with the office space, a new, lively urban district was created.
Facts & Figures
- Aantal en type woningen
- 312 flats, 33 urban homes
- Voorzieningen
- Approx. 12,500 m² office space
- Architect
- Steidle + Partner Architekten and H2R Architecten BDA
- Landschapsarchitect
- Barbara Franz
- Stedenbouwkundige
- Landeshauptstadt München, Steidle + Partner Architekten
- Gewonnen prijs
- Deutscher Bauherren Award 2009/2010: an honourable mention in the new building category for the 33 urban homes
- Start ontwikkeling
- 2003
- Start bouw
- 2004
- Oplevering
- 2003 -2009
| Aantal en type woningen | 312 flats, 33 urban homes |
|---|---|
| Voorzieningen | Approx. 12,500 m² office space |
| Architect | Steidle + Partner Architekten and H2R Architecten BDA |
| Landschapsarchitect | Barbara Franz |
| Stedenbouwkundige | Landeshauptstadt München, Steidle + Partner Architekten |
| Gewonnen prijs | Deutscher Bauherren Award 2009/2010: an honourable mention in the new building category for the 33 urban homes |
| Start ontwikkeling | 2003 |
| Start bouw | 2004 |
| Oplevering | 2003 -2009 |
The Ackermannbogen project, which Bouwfonds Immobilienentwicklung undertook with a joint-venture partner, comprises 345 homes and 12,500 square metres of office space. The project is part of a larger inner city redevelopment in the popular Munich district, Schwabing. Close to the Olympia grounds, with expansive sports facility parks, a former industrial site of the Deutsche Post was divided into new lots on which residential blocks were built in austere, modern architecture. The warm colours of the fronts provide a magical look. The fronts, plastered with minerals, are typical of Munich and Southern Germany. With Ackermannbogen, in combination with the office space, a new, lively urban district was created.