New build - GWG München

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Horst W. Opaschowski's study "Germany 2030. How we will live in the future" (2008) demonstrates just how accurately this project is responding to the needs of society. The future researcher writes that people’s desire for community is unbroken despite the increase in individualisation: "Everybody under one roof - but everyone for themselves. A form of living that is as communicative as it is individual, which allows you to be by yourself and helps to prevent you from being abandoned." Even if Opaschowski is clearly focusing on shared housing for senior citizens, he still presents reference points that are of relevance to an extra-familial dialogue between the generations. And it goes yet further. It can be seen when comparing the last few years, for instance, that “people are getting ready for a new form of domesticity, feeling at home in familiar surroundings,” sums up Opaschowski and concludes, “more and more people are reflecting on the family and having their own four walls as a hive of stability.” Viewed against this background, the self-determined treatment of ageing, infirmity and community will take its place within the core of the future social order. Help as a service, community as an option, and freedom as a basic requirement, this is how one could sum up the basic principle of a communal residence for senior citizens – as a voluntary community that offers contacts and exchanges but remains rooted in the idea that people come together as and when they wish to. Such a community also tolerates retreat, if this is what some members wish. Each communal residence comprises individual apartments with a shower and small kitchen plus additional communal facilities, such as a large kitchen/living room, a lounge and an adjacent loggia. They also include a bath and washroom plus an additional room for guests or carers. Since it is oriented to the south and to the green courtyard, the living rooms enjoy plenty of light and sun. Residents have everything within their view and remain involved in the goings on in the community. Can’t the children sometimes be an annoyance when they run around and shout in the garden? “Not necessarily,” says the responsible GWG München project manager. “The people who move in here do so voluntarily, so anyone who lives here is here because they wants to be.” And it is this voluntary factor that creates the opportunities for a form of living that many have already experienced in their younger days. Living together in a small area, with the option to withdraw every now and then – this dual relationship of openness and retreat is already signalled by the long and wide south-facing balcony in front of all six apartments, which while connecting them into a structural whole, includes light partitions to maintain privacy between neighbouring units. 64 The renovation area: Sendling-Westpark 9 Garmischer Strasse 9 8 Hinterbärenbadstrasse Krüner Strasse
6 4 GWG projects 1 Hansastrasse Page 66 Kössener Strasse 2 Hinterbärenbadstrasse Page 70 Rattenberger Strasse 3 Rattenberger Strasse Page 74 Alpspitzstrasse 4 Fernpassstrasse Page 76 Hinterbärenbadstrasse 4 Fernpassstrasse 7 7 7 Heiterwanger Strasse Badgasteiner Strasse 5 5 5 Alpspitzstrasse Page 80 Badgasteiner Strasse 6 Fernpassstrasse Page 82 7 Badgasteiner Strasse Page 84 Fernpassstrasse 8 Krünerstrasse Page 86 9 Garmischer Strasse Page 90 Alpspitzstrasse 3 Hinterbärenbadstrasse Krüner Strasse 3 1 1 Rattenberger Strasse Kössener Strasse 2 Hansastrasse 2 Zillertalstrasse Kössener Strasse 65
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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
Page 16 and 17: Renovation as a service to the city
Page 18 and 19: 16 The Körper family in their old
Page 20: Living together in the Maikäfer Es
Page 23 and 24: 9 GWG Projects 1 St.-Michael-Strass
Page 25 and 26: View of garden side Floor plan of a
Page 27 and 28: Floor plan of attic, section (top)
Page 29 and 30: Former street view of the Kainzenba
Page 31 and 32: Garden (top), Section of the first
Page 33 and 34: Detail of balcony Gardens accessed
Page 35 and 36: Building type B - street side with
Page 37 and 38: Street view (top), Detail showing b
Page 39 and 40: Street view of Bad-Schachener-Stras
Page 41 and 42: Green courtyard Roof garden Atrium
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Page 45 and 46: Balconies to the west Playground in
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Page 49 and 50: Plan of open spaces Krumbadstrasse
Page 51: Sections of the southern view (top)
Page 60 and 61: Sendling and Sendling-Westpark Ther
Page 62 and 63: After the Second World War, the gap
Page 64 and 65: Emphasis on communal living: Bavari
Page 68 and 69: Modernisation and extension Hansast
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Page 72 and 73: Ecological modernisation Hinterbär
Page 74 and 75: The Otto Klär architects from Dach
Page 76 and 77: Modernisation and extension Rattenb
Page 78 and 79: New build Fernpassstrasse 29 - 37 H
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Page 82 and 83: Modernisation and extension Alpspit
Page 84 and 85: New build Fernpassstrasse 27, 27a,
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Page 88 and 89: New build Krünerstrasse 74 - 88 He
Page 90 and 91: With glass-fibre cables, a satellit
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Page 103 and 104: From hostels to a workers’ neighb
Page 105 and 106: of small businesses and residences
Page 107 and 108: The Au renovation project GWG proje
Page 109 and 110: Views of the inside Presentation of
Page 111 and 112: Mariahilfplatz 23 - 27 View from th
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Plan of open spaces: Auer Mühlbach
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View of Auer Mühlbach before (top)
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Paulanerplatz 8 and 9, eastern view
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Example floor plan: second floor sh
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Sunny green courtyards with a varie
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N Lilienstrasse Paulanerplatz Locat
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�� Lilienstrasse 41 and 43 View
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GWG München Heimeranstrasse 31 803
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