Pasing Arcaden in Munich, Germany by Allmann Sattler Wappner Architekten GmbH

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The multi-functional building in immediate vicinity of Pasing’s railway station combines shopping, dining and living in a single structure. In the context of the development scheme incorporating derelict railway stations around the main station, Laim and Pasing (Zentrale Bahnflächen Hauptbahnhof-Laim-Pasing), the restructuring of the area around Pasing station and the further surroundings has taken on a key function.

entrance area, Image Courtesy © Brigida González

• Architects: Allmann Sattler Wappner Architekten GmbH
• Project: Pasing Arcaden
• Location: Pasinger Bahnhofsplatz 5, 81241 Munich, Germany
• Photography: Brigida González
  
• Client: Pasing Arcaden GmbH & Co KG, Essen
  
• Project Development/Investor: mfi Management für Imobilien AG, Essen, Bayern IMMO
• Design: Sebastian Kordowich (project manager), Uwe Ernst, Katharina Thomas
• Realization: Sebastian Kordowich (project manager), Philippe Bauer, Julia Behm, Christian Boland, Matthias, Junghänel, Robert Klein, Rouven Würfel, Andreas Scholz
• Structural Engineer: Schüßler Plan, Düsseldorf
• Building Services: Bohne Ingenieure GmbH, Düsseldorf, HTW, Düsseldorf
• Landscape Design: Topotek 1, Berlin
• Total Cost incl. VAT: 86 Mio. €
• Gross Floor Area: 67.000 m²
• Gross Volume: 290.000 m³
• Project Phase: 01/2007 – 07/2011
• Building Phase: 07/2009 – 04/2011

courtyard, Image Courtesy © Brigida González

A green corridor, forming a seam between the district Pasing and the new adjoining terminal building, is used to integrate the large volume into the surroundings. Subtle folds in the facade cladded with light metal panelling help to structure the large format.

bird’s eye view, Image Courtesy © Brigida González

Together, Pasing Arcaden and the listed Bürklein station, which now houses a restaurant after its refurbishment, form a lively public area. The entrance to the shopping mall faces the new square, Bürkleinplatz, creating a link between the building and the exterior space. The partially daylit interior circuit through the mall leads back to the place via a round-about system allowing glimpses into the exterior space to the south of the building.

inner view, Image Courtesy © Brigida González

Approximately 50 apartments with views of the alps are on the roof of the three-storey building. The dwelling units are accessed via planted courtyards, which open up to the south.

access to apartments, Image Courtesy © Brigida González

Pasing Arcaden forms a distinct urban boundary line to the bypass and the railway tracks running north of the site.

The Pasing Arcaden have been awarded with the DGNB -Certificate Gold by the German Association for Sustainable Building.

Image Courtesy © Allmann Sattler Wappner Architekten GmbH

Image Courtesy © Allmann Sattler Wappner Architekten GmbH

Image Courtesy © Allmann Sattler Wappner Architekten GmbH

Tags: Germany, Munich

Category: Mixed use

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