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The behaviour of the future residents will have a decisive effect on the success of this sophisticated project. They will determine how efficiently the building will function. It won’t be enough to know that the windows of the naturally ventilated apartments have electrical contacts so that the heating is switched off automatically when they are open. Residents will be given all the information they need for living in this technical house system, enabling them to actively influence its success through their behaviour. In return, researchers will collect and analyse data over a period of two years, to assess the high demands of the building owner and determine whether they can be met through everyday use. This could provide a valuable lesson, and one that will affect areas far beyond Munich's borders. Responsibility for its success does not lie in the hands of the technology; instead we must learn to do our share by playing an active role in achieving a sustainable future - each and every day. “This all requires a high level of investment,” says GWG general manager Hans-Otto Kraus. “Which is why this project could only be realised with federal research funding, to the tune of 2.7m euros. The rest of the high investment will be covered by the dividend which the State Capital of Munich has waived in its role as shareholder. This will enable GWG München to conduct additional special activities in the field of residential building.” 126 Existing garages will be demolished and replaced by the South Building Lilienstraße 43 - 49, view from the east
�� Lilienstrasse 41 and 43 View of the South Building from the road (top) Floor plan for first storey showing transition to the South Building (bottom) N 41 39 Paulanerplatz Lilienstrasse Address Lilienstrasse 25 -49 Architecture ABS Dipl.-Ing. Wolfgang Stocker Architect and Urban Planner, Munich Open-space planning Luz Landscape Architects Munich Apartments 77 subsidised apartments 63 privately financed apartments Areas Total living area 9,332 m 2 Floor area 13,470 m 2 Site area 6,624 m 2 Average apartment size 67 m 2 Construction costs Total 26,373,000.00 c Funding KomPro A 2.7 mill c grant from the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology for innovative components 49 Completion Lilienstrasse 35 - 41 October 2011 (provisional) Lilienstrasse 45 - 49 December 2011 (provisional) Lilienstrasse 41 and 43 July 2012 (provisional) Lilienstrasse 25 - 33 November 2013 (provisional) 37 35 43 33 45 31 47 29 25 27 Auer Mühlbach 127
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Building for Munich GWG München Re
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The Maikäfer Estate (Maikäfersied
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The Maikäfer Estate in Berg am Lai
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Rebuild or renovate? When water dam
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Renovation as a service to the city
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16 The Körper family in their old
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Living together in the Maikäfer Es
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9 GWG Projects 1 St.-Michael-Strass
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Floor plan of attic, section (top)
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Former street view of the Kainzenba
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Detail of balcony Gardens accessed
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Plan of open spaces Krumbadstrasse
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