Neue Mitte Perlach in Munich, Germany by AllesWirdGut

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Strong Basis

With their design of the Perlach Plaza, AlleswirdGut provide an important puzzle stone in the urban development of the new “KulturQuadrat” quarter on Munich’s Hanns Seidel Square. An urban mixed use of retail and service businesses, restaurants, residential units, and a hotel make Perlach Plaza the calling card of the new Neuperlach neighborhood.

At the heart of the master plan is a roughly 5,000 square meter central park enclosed, and shielded, by buildings. On a total gross floor area of 50,000 square meters, high-quality usable floor space is being developed in the mixed-used complex of Perlach Plaza with direct connection to the subway system, the cultural center on the north side, and the park through a transit floor.

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• Architects: AllesWirdGut
• Project: Neue Mitte Perlach
• Location: Munich, Germany
• Client: Perlach Plaza GmbH
• Competition Team: Anna Kapranova, Christine Bödicker, Daniel Pannacci, Felix Reiner, Jonas Wehrle, Marko Acimovic
• Project Team: Christine Bödicker, Eva Birova, Ferdinand Kersten, Jan Fischer, Johannes Windbichler, Julia Stockinger, Kerstin Schön, Lena Waldenberger, Marko Acimovic, Markus Stürzenbacher, Michal Stehlik, Ondrej Stehlik, Patrick Tinauer, Till Martin
• Structural Design & TGA: Seidl & Partner Engineering
• Landscape Planning: Grabner Huber Lipp, Freising
• Client Representation/ Project Management: ALPHA Projekt Partner
• Project stages: LP1–LP5
• Costs: 50.000.000 € netto
• GFA: 55000 m²
• Competition: Oct. 2017 – 1st prize
• Completion: 2021

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Archways and arcades shape the plinth of the building and are the architectural leitmotif of the design, creating an identity-forming landmark site, which atmospherically relates to the previous street market use and the small streets and passageways of downtown Munich.

For both passers-by and strollers, the three-story plinth zone crucially contributes to the identity-defining ambience and overall perception of the quarter as a consistent high-quality built ensemble.

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Tags: Germany, Munich

Categories: complex, Hotel, Housing Development, Mixed use, Plaza, Retail, space

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