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facade with forecourt
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Site Plan
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Perspective
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Floorplans
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Section
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Athmosphere/ Flat Plan
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Panel
maximum living
David Rosenthal, Rebekka Schreyer. München, Germany
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Name of work in English
maximum living
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Name of work in original language
Large scale housing
Prize year
Young Talent 2016
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Work Location
München, Germany
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Author/s
David Rosenthal, Rebekka Schreyer
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School
TUM School of Engineering and Design - Technical University of Munich.
München, Germany
Young Talent 2016 YT Nominees
maximum living
Large scale housing
Program
Collective housing
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Labels
Compact · Complex · Linear block · Social
New compact housing solutions as an answer to the current shortage of affordable living space in Munich
Our Project tries to test the limits of high-density. Can we arrange various living qualities in a minimum of space? Can we ensure enough light in a building with a maximum of depth? How can we encourage community inside of each flat and within the apartment building. Questions that became more and more important these days. Cities are growing faster and people can not afford living there any longer. Munich is just an example among many others. We wanted to create urban housing, that enlarges the scale of the area around and gives impulses for further urban planning. Housing that builds on the city structure. A building that catches the eye not just because of its size but because of its proportions and interesting Materials. We wanted to create a green lively rooftop garden to generate community. An Area that enriches the urban living. We wanted to create flats with a minimum of space but a maximum of living quality.