Kaufingerstrasse 11a and 13 as well as Fürstenfelder Strasse 1 and 3 in Munich are being transformed into a high-quality mixed-use building through a comprehensive redevelopment concept. Originally used as a C&A location, the building is now being transformed into a mix of offices, retail, restaurants and apartments. Office space on the upper floors will bring workplaces to the heart of Munich, while retail and gastronomy will enliven the lower floors. The restructuring of the circulation cores maximizes space efficiency and an atrium provides light in the office areas. The roof terrace with views of the Alps and the Frauenkirche are outstanding highlights. The project aims to bring life and work back to the city center by ideally combining a historic appearance with modern usage requirements.

In fall 2022, after almost five years of development, the urban office and business district DIE MACHEREI MÜNCHEN was officially opened in the Berg am Laim district. With around 75,200 m² for offices, stores, retail, restaurants, a design hotel and a fitness studio, an ensemble of six buildings with a central square has been created. The centerpiece is the “incubator building”, which is designed as a start-up and co-working hub. Close to the city center with an established infrastructure and excellent transport links, DIE MACHEREI MÜNCHEN was the first district in Germany to be awarded the LEED Gold sustainability certificate for planned urban districts (“LEED Neighbourhood Development”).

 

Like the town hall, the building is part of the cityscape of Munich’s pedestrian zone: after many years of occupation by the tenant Karstadt Sports, the building at Neuhauser Straße 20 is given a new purpose. In close liason with the authorities and in particular with the protection of historical monuments, a new, daylight-flooded interior concept is being developed that meets the highest architectural standards. The traditional building associated with the Karlstor will sustainably strengthen the city centre as part of a comprehensive development and repositioning as a modern, flexible and third-use mixed-use property.

As one of the most sustainable office buildings in Germany with a targeted DGNB Platinum certification, the project in Munich’s Westend meets the highest sustainability standards. Multifunctional use concepts, innovative architecture in an exciting design and green outdoor areas, together with exciting restaurants and a holistic mobility concept, create a high quality of stay and experience. Smart building technologies also form the basis for optimised building services and environmentally friendly, safe operation.  With its holistic overall concept, this building fulfils all the requirements of the “office of the future”.

A timber-hybrid office building designed to the highest sustainability and technology standards is being built in Munich’s most urban and vibrant district around the main railway station. The unique architectural design is complemented by innovative highlights inside: multifunctional rental spaces form the basis for a future-oriented office world “of tomorrow”. A holistically conceived roof garden concept and a two-storey lobby offer space for interaction, communication and open space as a counterpoint to the dynamic, vibrant city center. This forward-looking project will make a significant contribution to the further development of one of Munich’s most exciting submarkets.

The transformation of the listed Quelle site is bringing vitality and new impetus to the west of Nuremberg. The common objective of this district development is to establish a broad-based local supply and service center in the new area. Residents, visitors and users alike are to benefit from the new quarter’s offerings through the “Quelleforum” as an additional public meeting place.