Sendlingerstrasse 44

FACTS

TP Erste Grundvermögen GmbH, 2015 - 2017, Munich, Germany

ROLE

Architect

SERVICES

Facade design

BRIEF

Design a multi-purpose commercial building on a difficult, oddly shaped plot in one of Munich’s busy shopping streets.

IDEA

It was the client’s wish to realize a building that would stand gracefully in between the visually oversaturated facades of Munich’s famous Sendlingerstrasse. The ground floor as well as first floor are reserved for retail, while the upper floors are to be rented out as office spaces. Simple at first glance, this building reveals its complexity as one looks closer. Due to the odd shape of the plot, the facade was desiged so, in that it twists and weaves from the bottom up. Lines derived from the neighbouring buildings determine the threedimensional effects that make this facade special. Deep research into concrete surface treatments resulted in one material presenting itself in many ways, adding more detail and complimenting the brass window frames perfectly. Further design cues, such as signage or the color-foiled windows, were determined in collaboration with the retail tenants.

AGENCY

Hild und K Architekten

TEAM

Full credits here

COLLABORATORS

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sendlingerstrasse 44 facade design process
step 1: existing plot

sendlingerstrasse 44 facade design process
step 2: floor disrtibution

sendlingerstrasse 44 facade design process
step 3: roof, facade & storefront

sendlingerstrasse 44 facade design process
step 4: roof & storefront

sendlingerstrasse 44 facade design process
step 5: lines derived from right-hand neighbour

sendlingerstrasse 44 facade design process
step 6: right-hand facade folds

sendlingerstrasse 44 facade design process
step 7: lines derived from left-hand neighbour

sendlingerstrasse 44 facade design process
step 8: left-hand folds

sendlingerstrasse 44 facade design process
step 9: window openings

sendlingerstrasse 44 facade design process
Step 9: window openings

sendlingerstrasse 44 facade design process
step 10: framing around window opening

sendlingerstrasse 44 facade design process
step 10: framing around window opening

sendlingerstrasse 44 facade design process
step 10: concrete framing around window opening

sendlingerstrasse 44 facade design process
Final facade including ground floor relief

CLOSE-UP oF CHISELED SECTIONS
IMAGE CREDIT: HILD UND K / MICHAEL HEINRICH

FRONTAL VIEW OF THE FINISHED FACADE
IMAGE CREDIT: HILD UND K ARCHITEKTEN / MICHAEL HEINRICH

CLOSE-UP oF WINDOW SECTIONS
IMAGE CREDIT: HILD UND K ARCHITEKTEN / MICHAEL HEINRICH

CLOSE-UP oF FACADE RELIEF
IMAGE CREDIT: HILD UND K / MICHAEL HEINRICH

FACADE WITHIN MUNICH’S SENDLINGERSTRASSE
IMAGE CREDIT: HILD UND K / MICHAEL HEINRICH

CONSTRUCTION SITE: REAR VIEW OF THE FACADE BEING PUT IN PLACE
IMAGE CREDIT: HILD UND K ARCHITEKTEN / MICHAEL HEINRICH

FACADE TEST FRAGMENT
IMAGE CREDIT: SEBASTIAN KLICH

FACADE TEST FRAGMENT
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FACADE TEST FRAGMENT
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FACADE TEST FRAGMENT
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CHISELING OF THE TEST FACADE
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CHISELING OF THE TEST FACADE
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CHISELING OF THE TEST FACADE
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CHISEL TESTS
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CHISEL TESTS
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MATERIAL AND CHISEL SAMPLE
IMAGE CREDIT: SEBASTIAN KLICH

MATERIAL AND CHISEL SAMPLE
IMAGE CREDIT: SEBASTIAN KLICH

MATERIAL AND CHISEL SAMPLE
IMAGE CREDIT: SEBASTIAN KLICH

MATERIAL AND CHISEL SAMPLE
IMAGE CREDIT: SEBASTIAN KLICH

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