Dreilingsweg Pasing – The City-Landscape-Park

Views and open spaces 

The essential feature of the proposed structure is the visual axes and clearings cut out of the volume. The visual axes are designed in such a way that existing aisles are used, which, with the Olympic Tower, wind turbines or observation towers, additionally bring existing and possibly also future landmarks into focus. As open spaces that are not built under, they form the starting point for a higher-level network characterised by wide and wild meadows. Here, retention spaces for rainwater can be found as well as various play facilities.

The large open spaces converge in the central neighbourhood area in front of the school, which, as a large clearing, forms a natural place for gathering and is spatially marked by a large tree. Steps connect the shared space in front of the school with the neighbouring meadow space.

Neighbourhoods and building sites

On the one hand, the proposed building sites fit into the overarching spatial ordering principle of density and expanse. On the other hand, the structures develop in their spatial expression on the basis of their immediate surroundings and thus weave themselves into the existing network. In accordance with their character, the individual quarters take up different building masses. In this way, different neighbourhoods are created within the overarching concept.

Routing

The narrow profile of the access road meanders through the different neighbourhoods, providing natural access to all building areas and clearly addressing the buildings. It follows an exciting interplay between the dense security of the neighbourhoods and the perceptible expanse of the major axes.