New build - GWG München
New build - GWG München
New build - GWG München
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Garmischer Strasse<br />
Krüner Strasse<br />
Hinterbärenbadstrasse<br />
with the landscape architects Mahl-<br />
Gebhard, the Munich architects<br />
Friedrich Poerschke Zwink together with<br />
landscape architect Peter Wich, architects<br />
Müller und Naegelin from Basle<br />
together with the Vogt landscape architects<br />
from Zurich, and Regina Schineis<br />
architects from Augsburg, with Munich<br />
landscape architect Regine Keller.<br />
The demands were high. The objective<br />
was to raise the quality of life on the<br />
Mittlerer Ring by a decisive degree while<br />
at the same time devising a catalogue of<br />
measures for conveying <strong>build</strong>ing owners<br />
the “technical possibilities available for<br />
improving living quality in similar cases.”<br />
Together with the planning department,<br />
<strong>GWG</strong> <strong>München</strong> tendered an expert<br />
report, which presented concrete recommendations<br />
in April 2005.<br />
Of the four project teams, two presented<br />
“feasible” solutions: the Müller<br />
und Naegelin bureau with Vogt landscape<br />
architects and the Felix and Jonas<br />
bureau with the landscape architects<br />
Mahl-Gebhard.<br />
What both teams have in common is<br />
that they protect the western <strong>build</strong>ing,<br />
standing sideways to the ring, by means<br />
of delicate <strong>build</strong>ing designs oriented in a<br />
north-south direction, thus creating a<br />
continuously green urban space in the<br />
middle of Munich.<br />
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