• Urban planning and landscape design competition
  • München, Deutschland
  • Landeshauptstadt München - Referat für Stadtplanung und Bauordnung
  • 600 ha, variants for 10.000, 20.000, 30.000 habitants
  • Idea, 2019
  • 1910-MNO
  • urban planning
  • Jakob Bohlen, Niklas Köller, Jacob Fielers, Lisa Iglseder
  • free throw landscape architectures

  • 2. Prize

Munich North-East

How can strong urban growth be reconciled with village structures? A question that is becoming more and more important nowadays.

In Munich Northeast we orientated our plan to the existing villages, meaning that along the existing and future infrastructures (S-Bahn + U-Bahn) new dense, urban, and mixed-use quarters are growing, which structure the space. In this way, a district for 30,000 residents blends smoothly into its surroundings.

A village and its church. Hybrid multi-story buildings in a mosaic of squares, gardens, and fields. A water landscape with an alpine view. Mutual references and soft transitions facilitate the emergence of diversity and a mixed city of diverse actors. A field of tension between anonymity and community, between central S-Bahn and historic village square, between the world of work and the field.

  • Urban planning and landscape design competition
  • München, Deutschland
  • Landeshauptstadt München - Referat für Stadtplanung und Bauordnung
  • 600 ha, variants for 10.000, 20.000, 30.000 habitants
  • Idea, 2019
  • 1910-MNO
  • urban planning
  • Jakob Bohlen, Niklas Köller, Jacob Fielers, Lisa Iglseder
  • free throw landscape architectures

  • 2. Prize
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