New build - GWG München
New build - GWG München
New build - GWG München
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Sections of the southern view (top)<br />
and northern view (bottom)<br />
Outline of the ground floor including<br />
outside areas<br />
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The architects consciously created a<br />
“choreography” of <strong>build</strong>ing structures<br />
that accentuates the road space, turning<br />
it into a veritable gateway to the city.<br />
The architects describe this as a “balance<br />
between their structure as identifiable<br />
<strong>build</strong>ings and their integration into an<br />
overall formation” in which “the staggered<br />
construction alternates with complete<br />
incisions into the cubature atop the<br />
continuous two-storey pedestal.” The<br />
roof gardens are almost Mediterranean,<br />
with a glass shield offering rain and wind<br />
protection and providing additional free<br />
space for the upper storeys. Many apartments<br />
are oriented towards three sides:<br />
the east, west, and north. To keep the<br />
noise levels within manageable limits,<br />
kitchens and bathrooms face the road,<br />
with living rooms and bedrooms opening<br />
out to the rear side via loggias. <strong>GWG</strong><br />
<strong>München</strong> plans to commence construction<br />
in late 2010/early 2011.<br />
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