Munich
Living in Nockherberg Mitte
Munich, Germany / 11.2018 - 12.2022
On the former production and logistics site of Munich's Paulaner Brewery on Nockherberg in the Au district, Bayerische Hausbau GmbH & Co.KG commissioned PORR to build the “Am Nockherberg, RE 3, Regerstraße 28 a-p, Munich” district. With a site area of around 90,000 m2, this inner-city location offers the perfect space for living and working. As general contractor, PORR was responsible for the implementation planning, architecture and building services, as well as the turnkey construction of the Nockherberg Mitte section.
Facts & Figures
Company
PORR GmbH & Co. KGaA
Type
Residential construction, Commercial building, General contractor services
Runtime
11.2018 - 12.2022
Liveable living space in Munich city center
The property is divided into 16 buildings with 293 residential units and a partially three-story underground parking garage with 349 parking spaces. The ground floor zone along Regerstraße, among other places, will contain small commercial units that serve as a link between public space and private residential use in individual buildings. The architectural concept envisages that each of the buildings will be distinguished and differentiated by its own façade structure, even though the individual houses are grouped together to form a closed block development. The arrangement and varying heights of the houses are reminiscent of a mountain silhouette. With their modern architecture and warm colors, they become a harmonious eye-catcher.
Real-time project optimization and cost certainty thanks to Building Information Modeling (BIM)
The project was planned by the client in service phases 1-4 and reviewed and optimized by PORR with regard to different planning disciplines. As part of a detailed analysis of the planning to date, gap closure and optimization lists were created for the structural and building services planning as well as for the outdoor facilities and the facade. The calculation updated by PORR with the help of Building Information Modeling (BIM) supported this optimization process. In this context, the cost implications became immediately apparent and decision templates were created as a catalog of options for the client. At the same time, implementation planning and thus service phase 5 according to HOAI was already started.
