
New residential complex for numerous generations in Kranzberg

The complex consists of two houses, one for common use and an additional house. Both of the access balcony houses are made out of timber. The ceilings and walls fabricated with cross-laminated-timber. The roof is a rear ventilated purlin roof. The other both houses has masonry walls. The concrete foundation slab is founded on ductile ram piles for reasons of economy. The project is funded by the government of upper bavaria with the KommWFP Bayern.




Involvement: Phases 1 - 6 + 8 + EnEV
Commencement of Construction:
April 2017
Structure: Gross Area
Gross Volume
Cost: approx. 4.1 million € gross
Architect: Büro Dantele Architekten in Freising mit Kofink Scheels Architekten in München
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