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Modernisation and extension Rattenberger Strasse 20, 22 Alpspitzstrasse 5, 7 The Munich-based Michael Morschek architecture firm added two extra storeys to the building in the Rattenberger Strasse, originally built in 1955. In addition, the apartments have been enlarged, two lift shafts added to improve access, and the building enhanced in line with low-energy principles with the addition of composite thermal insulation and thermal glazing. The original 18 apartments, which were heated with individual gas, wood or coal stoves, completely lacked modern amenities, and in same cases didn’t even have bathrooms. One of the three staircases was removed to create additional living space. To allow the addition of two new storeys made of cellular concrete, lowpressure injections had to be applied to the foundations to increase their support strength. Now, 20 comfortable apartments have balconies on the garden side of the building, protected against weathering from the widely projecting roof. Thanks to the aforementioned insulation and connection to the district heating network, the building also possesses excellent energy-consumption values. The open spaces were designed by the Teutsch-Ritz-Rebmann landscape architects from Munich. The building on the Alpspitzstrasse was also peeled back to its raw shell state to allow fundamental renovation and the addition of two storeys. Thanks to the lift and two new towers for the two staircases, the interior of the building now also meets modern requirements. The apartments are all barrier free and two of them are even suitable for wheelchair users. Noise prevention measures have been incorporated to ensure a contemporary level of comfort and the composite thermal insulation and connection to the district heating network ensure low energy costs. 74 Rattenberger Strasse, garden and street views
Alpspitzstrasse Views of the garden and roads Alpspitzstrasse Address Rattenberger Strasse 20, 22 Alpspitzstrasse 5, 7 Architecture Michael Morschek Architects, Munich Open-space planning Teutsch-Ritz-Rebmann Landscape Architects, Munich Site management Peter Zeitler Engineers GmbH Munich Apartments Rattenberger Strasse 20, 22 20 subsidised apartments Alpspitzstrasse 5, 7 29 subsidised apartments Areas Rattenberger Strasse 20, 22 Total living area 1,512 m² Floor area 1,986 m² Site area 1,278 m² Average apartment size 77 m² Alpspitzstrasse 5, 7 Total living area 1,804 m² Floor area 2,303 m² Site area 1,278 m² Average apartment size 62 m² Construction costs Rattenberger Strasse 20, 22 Total 3,034,339,00 c Alpspitzstrasse 5, 7 Total 3,907,945,00 c Funding Socially funded housing (SWF) Rattenberger Strasse Completion October 2005 Rattenberger Strasse November 2006 Alpspitzstrasse 75
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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
Page 25 and 26: View of garden side Floor plan of a
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Page 49 and 50: Plan of open spaces Krumbadstrasse
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