Facade competition
Innovative architectural facade
Designed by Vienna-based Delugan-Meissl Architects together with Munich-based Maisch Wolf Architekten as part of an architectural competition, the building is characterised by its partially open façade made of overlapping metal panels. They are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also provide effective sound insulation from neighbouring buildings. The integration of the building into the urban environment with the boarding house has been successful.
The car park is fully equipped with soundproof ceilings and high-quality features such as four lifts with glass doors and glazed doors to the stairwell with artificial stone flooring.
“It's the most beautiful multi-storey car park in Munich.”
Focus
Sustainability in the urban environment.
The car park relies on environmentally friendly technologies, such as the photovoltaic system on the roof, which generates electricity for the entire building and the e-charging stations. The car park infrastructure actively supports the use of electric vehicles. There is an option to expand the range by 60 e-charging stations. In this way, the project promotes ecological change in urban mobility and encourages Munich to become a more sustainable and user-friendly city.
A modern parking guidance system with automated licence plate recognition makes the flow of traffic in the half-storey building easier, faster and more efficient. It also helps to reduce CO2 emissions. The operator’s favourable daily rates of just EUR 1.50 and other tariff options make parking here particularly attractive for daily commuting.
“SWM has realised the new P+R multi-storey car park as an architecturally appealing building that shapes the cityscape. With numerous charging points for electric cars and a PV system for green electricity supply, among other things, the new building also fulfils high standards in terms of future viability.”
Sustainability features
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Attractive parking fees encourage people to switch to public transport early in order to reduce traffic in Munich’s city centre.
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72 e-mobility charging stations with an expansion option for a further 60 e-chargers.
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PV system on the car park roof generates electricity for e-charging stations and lighting.
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Efficient parking guidance system with level counting and counting of free e-charging spaces reduces CO2 emissions in the car park.
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Intensive greening of the two atriums optimises the microclimate.
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Extensive greening of the car park roof ensures natural cooling.
Sophisticated design.
Technical expertise required? Of course.
The proximity of the multi-storey car park to the neighbouring 17-storey boarding house posed a structural challenge. The physical proximity alone required strategic scheduling. Huber Parking mastered the situation thanks to over 30 years of experience.
Special features are the two green inner courtyards on the transverse sides of the multi-storey car park. Wide light spaces play with the architecture of the facade and allow plants to grow in the light-flooded courtyards. They are also very important for the ventilation of the car park. Irrigation is carried out effectively via drip irrigation.
The project is clearly a highlight project.