Parkstadt Bogenhausen
The Parkstadt Bogenhausen , also called Parkwohnanlage Bogenhausen , is located in the east of Munich in the city district 13 - Bogenhausen . It borders on Richard-Strauss-Strasse to the west, Gotthelfstrasse to the east, Stuntzstrasse to the south and Schreberweg to the north, which takes its name from the adjacent allotment garden . The ensemble is a listed building . On the edge outside of this area is the Catholic Church of St. John of Capistran and the Evangelical Lutheran Nazareth Church .
Infrastructure
In the Parkstadt Bogenhausen there is the elementary and middle school on Stuntzstraße with after-school care , two kindergartens and various shops. The area is accessed through Stuntzstrasse, Buschingstrasse and Gotthelfsstrasse as well as some smaller side streets. In this way, the traffic was directed around the Parkstadt and very quiet apartments were created. The Böhmerwaldplatz underground station and a bus stop are at the western end of Parkstadt on Richard-Strauss-Straße . There are no bus stops in Parkstadt itself, there is a taxi rank on the corner of Stuntzstraße and Buschingstraße.
history
The planning was done by the architect Franz Ruf . The garden architect Alfred Reich took over the garden design . The building owner was the non-profit housing association Hamburg. The foundation stone was laid on November 11, 1954. The then Mayor of Munich, Thomas Wimmer, was there .
Construction lasted from 1955 to 1956. It was the first large residential complex in Munich to be built after the end of the Second World War. The complex comprises 2,000 apartments and is designed for 6,000 residents. The apartments in the high-rise and multi-family houses are supplemented by a row house settlement in the east.
During the planning, special emphasis was placed on not exposing the apartments to traffic noise as far as possible and on optically merging the buildings into one unit. Most of the apartments are designed so that the bedroom, kitchen and dining area are accessed through the living room.
In 1967 ownership passed to Neue Heimat Bayern. In 2006, the residents of the park housing complex celebrated the 50th anniversary with a big party. Former Mayor Hans-Jochen Vogel gave the keynote address.
swell
- ^ Paula, Georg (arrangement), Monuments in Bavaria, Volume 1.A - Ensembles in Upper Bavaria; Edition Lipp, Karl M. Lipp Verlag, Munich, 1997, pages 48-49.
literature
- Roland Krack (Ed.): The Parkstadt Bogenhausen in Munich, Volk Verlag Munich 2006, ISBN 978-3-937200-10-1
- Baumeister - magazine for building culture and building technology, issue Sept. 1957, pp. 619–639: Parkwohnanlage München-Bogenhausen. Georg DW Callwey, Munich, 1957
- Paula, Georg (arrangement), Monuments in Bavaria, Volume 1.A - Ensembles in Upper Bavaria; Edition Lipp, Karl M. Lipp Verlag, Munich, 1997, pages 48-49.
Web links
- private website for Parkstadt Bogenhausen
- AZ article on Parkstadt Bogenhausen ( Memento from December 6, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
Coordinates: 48 ° 8 ′ 36 ″ N , 11 ° 37 ′ 11 ″ E