Teamwerk Architekten
Kirchenstr. 88
81675 München
fon 089 5454 7927
fax 089 5454 7928
mehrraum@teamwerk-architekten.de
Kirchenstr. 88
81675 München
fon 089 5454 7927
fax 089 5454 7928
mehrraum@teamwerk-architekten.de
On behalf of the Baden-Württemberg Ministry for Regional Development and Housing, Department of Innovative Building and Planning, Head Office of the Residential Campaign, we have been able to complete the study mehrraum – the timely city – potentials of multiple use.
The day-care center, realized by Teamwerk three years ago, was planned from the start for future expansion and addition of residential units. After half a year of planning, the approval permit for the project, which was funded as a flagship project by the state of Baden-Württemberg, could now be submitted.
We are pleased to be one of the speakers at the 2nd Expert Dialogue of the event “Innovativ Wohnen Baden-Württemberg” and to be able to present our “mehrraum” study.
We are happy about the publication of our day care center and community living project in Laupheim in the Schwäbische Zeitung.
With sustainable materials and a targeted color scheme, the new day care center on the last construction field in the Bronner Berg residential area in Laupheim offers space for 4 groups of children. The layout of the floor plan reminds visually of a small street with protruding and receding small houses. Conceptually, the clearly gridded floor plan with its restrained exterior facade is based on the planned extension of the day care center by two residential floors and the desired possibility of a later conversion of the day care center into apartments.
More space for everyone!
Ideas for more affordable housing and new public spaces in the big city of tomorrow.
January 13-15, 2017
Protestant Academy Tutzing
The city of Laupheim also impressed with its "mehrraum" concept. They plan the establishment of living space above a day care center with multi use community rooms in one building. “To share space and use it in combination means saving space. Taking the scarcity of space in account, the concept has a future and should therefore be supported,” praised Housing Minister Hoffmeister-Kraut the project.