Munich: Pilot project for cheap living concepts on the pulse of time!

München plant innovatives Genossenschaftshaus: 29 barrierefreie Wohneinheiten im Kreativquartier, Mietpreis 11 €/m².
Munich plans innovative cooperative house: 29 barrier -free residential units in the creative district, rental price 11 €/m². (Symbolbild/MW)

Munich: Pilot project for cheap living concepts on the pulse of time!

A new chapter in housing construction begins in the creative district in Munich, where the cooperative residential project "The Great Little House" takes shape. This is where 29 barrier-free residential units in modern wooden stand construction are created, as Br.de reports. The rental prices are extremely attractive at 11 euros per square meter, and the rent is uncheckable. This project is part of 19 initiatives of the Free State of Bavaria to create urgently needed living space.

The special thing about this project is the new building type E, which aims to simplify the buns. Architect Rainer Hofmann and his team have set themselves the task of undermining these standards and thus building faster and cheaper. Particularly noteworthy should be emphasized that it falls below the DIN standard 4109 for sound insulation, which ensures sustainable living comfort.

efficient building with wood

The advantages of innovative timber construction are evident. The nine -story building is prefabricated, which saves time and costs, and by reducing the heating standards, the apartments need smaller radiators. This not only ensures inexpensive real estate development, but also contributes to sustainable urban development. However, there are also concerns about noise and fire protection- aspects that must be viewed particularly critically as part of this pilot project.

The construction costs are to be reduced by about 10 percent without the living standard suffering. According to construction manager Martin Wißmann, attention is paid to quality despite the cost reductions. The completion of the project is planned for autumn 2026, and considering the current housing shortage in Munich, this could offer a welcome relief.

timber construction congress as a platform for innovations

Exciting developments in timber construction are also discussed in the Süddeutsche Wood construction congress 2024. On July 10, 2024, a forum for specialists and interested parties will be offered again in Fellbach near Stuttgart. The event begins with a greeting by Prof. Dr. H.C. Heinrich Köster from the Rosenheim Technical University and offers numerous lectures that examine timber construction as a promising construction.

Topics such as "Building with fewer standards - the new building type" are presented by renowned experts, which promotes an exchange about current challenges and solutions. Prof. Stefan Krötsch from the Constance University of Applied Sciences will discuss the advantages of the new building types, and the participants can look forward to in -depth discussions. Such events help to ensure that the construction industry in Germany is breaking new ground and developing innovative solutions for future living needs.

Overall, it can be seen that both the project in Munich and the upcoming congress in Fellbach have the potential to raise timber construction in Germany to a new level. With a good feeling for the needs of time, you could make an important contribution to creating living space and promoting a more sustainable construction.

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