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Residential Quarter Ludlstrasse

Munich (DE)

LUD

Munich Freedom

Awarded / HOUSING / MIXED USE / Social Sustainability / URBANISM

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Planning: AllesWirdGut

Project stages: 1–5

Client: Münchner Wohnen GmbH

Competition: March 2015

Start of construction: 2017

Completion: December 2021

GFA: 56,400 m²

Team: Adam Gajdoš, Alexandra Hegmann, Andrea Bitter, Andreas Schmid, Brigitte Hörnle, Christian Rollbühler, Christian Zotz, Christine Bödicker, Daniel Sponheimer, Eva Bírová, Felix Reiner, Guilherme Silva da Rosa, Leonie Wagner, Lothar Hennig, Lukáš Morong, Jakub Klima, Jan Fischer, Jan Schröder, Kai Sommer, Karin Pramstaller, Kerstin Schön, Konrad Uhlmann, Kristina Demund, Lydia Stützle, Nadine Tschinke, Miruna Toroipan, Paula Groß, Rachele Albini, Sabrina Addicks, Sophie Schober

Landscape Design: el:ch Landschaftsarchitektur, L+P Landschaftsarchitekten (Project stages 5–8)

Structural Engineering: Mayer-Vorfelder und Dinkelacker

Building Services: DI_Duschl Ingenieure

Electrical Engineering: IB SBS

Fireprotection: Müller BBM

Building physics: Möhler und Partner

Urban master plan: Lorber Paul Architekten

Polygonal residential blocks appear like sprinkled across the landscape, providing the accentuated background against a curtain-like foreground.

Conceived as a variform and colorful urban-design mix, the site of the new Ludlstraße housing estate accommodates, aside from 373 residential units, a community center with artist studios, living communities and a multigenerational house, a family and counseling center, a children’s daycare center, and a children’s house. One special challenge was the noise barrier along the urban highway on the south side—like a long shielding curtain, it provides noise and emission protection for the housing estate.

In the back, the terrain flattens out into a clearly structured open space informed by a landscaping concept that provides for easy orientation between the individual built volumes. Amid the loose array of situated polygonal residential blocks, a spacious park unfolds in which public open spaces for community use alternate with secluded private gardens belonging to individual ground-floor apartments.

The new housing estate by Ludlstraße is a charmingly interspersed protected development, an elegantly punctuated ensemble with a varied and colorful character.

Site plan

Ground floor

1 House for children

2 Day care center

3 Ambulatory care community

4 Artist studios

5 Family counseling center

6 District center

7 Multi-generation house

Diverse apartment layouts of different funding models

Photos: Michael Radeck, www.dronemedia-munich.de | Münchner Wohnen GmbH, Illustrations: AllesWirdGut, Model: mattweiss

NMP

2010—2022

Built

Munich (DE)

54.000 m²

Built

2010—2022

HOUSING / MIXED USE / URBANISM

Perlach Plaza

Strong Basis

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KAP

2016—2019

Built

Vienna (AT)

51.680 m²

Built

2016—2019

Awarded / HOUSING / Social Sustainability

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The Kapellenhof Estate

My New Home

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WBM

2022

Planning

Vienna (AT)

8.744 m²

Planning

2022

Digitalization & BIM / Experimental / HOUSING / Social Sustainability / Sustainability / System Construction / Timber Construction

4 × 4 The Wooden Pilot

A Construction Kit as Prototype

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