Competition special prize

Base data:
site: 3.450 m2
gross area: 77.000 m2
office: 52.000 m2
residential: 10.000 m2
recreation: 9.000 m2
service: 6.000 m2
costs: construction costs $ 140 Mill.

Georg Brauchle Ring in Munich is lined by a series of significant and important buildings (BMW Headquarters, Olympic Grounds, etc). Together they have sufficient power to exert a positive influence on their surroundings. They offer an ordering and shaping power and provide orientation points. The analysis of the site and the zoning regulations led to a scheme consisting of two volumes inclined towards each other that offer a chance to achieve high density with minimum amounts of sealed ground and shadow. The space in-between is visually incorporated in the constellation. A significant unity is created that can assert itself among the existing important buildings and thus contributes a positive influence to urban development.

Client:
Terreno Grundstücksverwaltungs GmbH &Co.
Max Josef Straße 7
D-80333 Munich/Germany

Partner:
Heinz Neumann and Herwig Müller
Muthgasse 109
A-1190 Vienna/Austria
Arch. Heinz Neumann

Collaboration:
Arch. Herwig Müller
Rechte Wienzeile 37
A-1040 Vienna

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