Perlach Plaza is a hub, a signboard, and a calling card. With its urban mixed use of retail, service businesses, restaurants, residential units, and a hotel, it has a central urban-design function in the development of the new KulturQuadrat center on Munich’s Hanns-Seidel-Platz.
On the premises of the former Bruckner University, an architectural symbiosis of living and education weaves into an urban design symphony in the urban fabric. A lively quarter building block, the Bruckner Tower on the north side of Linz contributes to creating a connected built-up ensemble and provides a varied and livable urban space.
Compact constructions, opaque façades, triple pane glass, and optimized frame construction—informed by an express spirit of sustainability, the building economics measures taken for the Freiham residential ensemble are as varied as is the overall space use concept for the quarter in the west of Munich.