UNStudio赢得德国慕尼黑Baumkirchen中心区设计竞赛

UNStudio 近日赢得德国慕尼黑Baumkirchen中心区设计竞赛，这一项目是集居住与办公于一体的综合性项目。UNStudio通过和OR else Landscapes合作在最终入围的六个团队（包括：BIG, J Mayer H Architects, and Schneider + Schumacher Architects.)中胜出.

项目信息：

项目名称：德国慕尼黑Baumkirchen中心区,2013 - 2017

客户: CA Immo, PATRIZIA

地理位置: Munich, Germany
建筑表面积: 18,500 m2
建筑体积: 47,716 m3 (BRI Above Ground)
建筑工地: 3,820 m2
计划:13000平方米的办公空间,5500平方米的住宅
状态:初步赢得竞赛

Credits

UNStudio: Ben van Berkel, Astrid Piber with Wouter de Jonge, Jan Schellhoff and Elisabeth Brauner, Abhijit Kapade, Grygorii Zotov, Steven Reisinger, Derrick Diporedjo, Mick Heijkens, Jürgen Heinzel, Patrick Noome

顾问

Landscape – OR else Landscapes, Breukelen, NL
MEP & Sustainability – Werner Sobek, Stuttgart, DE
Fire strategy – HPP Berlin, München, DE

介绍：

"UNStudio worked in collaboration with OR else Landscapes on the design for the 18,500m2 residential and office complex located in the east of Munich. With its 60 metre high tower the project will become the focal point for the entrance to the new Baumkirchen Mitte development.

Ben van Berkel: 'In the design for the facade of the building we chose for an articulated sobriety, incorporating contrasting scales of detail. The horizontal bands which wrap and organise the building present a sober articulation from a distance, however as you get closer to the building you discover a refined scale of intricate, complex detailing.'"

该建筑的设计宗旨在于建设一种新的工作文化。在慕尼黑，自发性的会议和工作正在变得越来越普遍，因此提供一个灵活的、适应性强的空间，能够为人们的相互交流和讨论提供良好的基础。建筑整体的灵活性不仅运用在工作区，在居住区也有所体现，应住户的要求，设置了多种灵活的设施，并建立一种和谐的社区氛围，同时，保护了业主的隐私。另外，设计师还采纳了环保专家的建议，采用了可持续性发展的策略，建成了花园和绿色屋顶，包括雨水收集系统。

"New work 

Concentrated individual work, brainstorming sessions and impromptu meetings are fast becoming part of contemporary work culture and require spaces and layouts that can respond flexibly to these new demands. In UNStudio’s design neutral spaces, such as foyers, lobbies and meeting areas are used to establish the identity of the building. The design combines both zones that guarantee maximum flexibility for varying combinations of users and exclusively designed areas that provide spaces for communication and creativity."

"New living

Changing demands and expectations in contemporary living form the starting point for the residential areas within UNStudio’s design. Flexible accommodation types are incorporated which afford variable constellations and offer the possibility to combine adjacent units. In addition, flexible floor plans enable a variety of configurations in the apartment layouts, thereby directly addressing the specific and individual needs of the residents."

"Outdoor spaces vary in scale and form an integral part of the apartments. The living experience is therefore not confined to the dwellings alone, but instead begins as you arrive at the building and enter the circulation areas. Thereafter it extends into shared and private outdoor spaces. This extension of the living concept stimulates interaction between residents and creates a balance between activated public spaces and the need for privacy."

"Duality

The facade design reflects the duality of the programme, with two contrasting materials defining the look and feel of the building. Bright metal forms the background, lending the structure a contemporary and light aesthetic, whilst the contrasting use of wood affords the building the appearance of a custom-made furniture piece for the urban space."


"A sustainable living landscape
The remaining traces on the location of a previous rail yard form the blueprint for the structure of the roof gardens. The linear frameworks in the landscaping of the gardens accommodate fields of kitchen gardens and play areas, as well as rows of ornamental grasses and flowering perennials and are inspired by the spontaneous vegetation of the track fields."

"Through the integration of vegetable gardens, systems for rainwater harvesting, composting and beekeeping areas the roof garden becomes more than just a recreation area. It additionally plays an important ecological role by contributing to a sustainable living environment. The sustainability concept for the complex is based on a requirement specific application of different types of façade, while reducing active technical building components."