WA12 Freiham

The WA12 Freiham building project of the München-West housing co-operative covers a plot of around 10,300 m² in Freiham.

We are supporting this project in service phases 6 to 8. 120 residential units, 89 car parking spaces in the underground car park and 298 bicycle parking spaces are being built. In addition, special use areas such as doctors’ surgeries, co-working spaces, rooms for physiotherapy, tax advice and for the intergenerational living association will be set up. A delivery and parcel station run by the cooperatively organised agricultural initiative Kartoffelkombinat rounds off the offer.

The residential complex is made up of seven buildings, which are divided into three types: two atrium houses, two blocks with pergola access and three point blocks with internal staircases. The atrium houses each have five upper storeys, the pergola houses have four or three upper storeys and the point houses also have three upper storeys. The structural system consists mainly of a reinforced concrete skeleton construction. The exterior walls are generally designed as non-load-bearing timber panel walls with wooden battens or fibre cement panels in front. Some areas are planned with reinforced concrete walls for reinforcement and due to static requirements.

The work has already made considerable progress. The prefabricated timber façade, including all the windows, is now being installed directly on the construction site. The prefabrication results in high quality and simplifies the construction process, as the windows were not installed on the construction site but already in the timber construction company’s workshops. The interior work is also already in full swing.

Thanks to the open design and loose development in the green inner courtyard, the construction site blends in with its neighbours to create a new residential location in Freiham.