Neue Stadtmitte Stockdorf

Mixed-use Neighbourhood
Gauting / Munich

Client
Santini GmbH + Co. Grundstücksverwaltung KG in coordination with the Municipality of Gauting

Program
Mixed-use neighbourhood with commercial, residential, gastronomy, and daycare. Three-part competition area with approx. 20.000 m² gross floor area: Conceptual Part South, Realisation Part East, and Realisation Part West. 

1st Prize, Urban Planning, Architectural, and Landscape Design Competition, 2023

Location

Team

MLA+ / Studio M³
Bilyana Asenova, Omar Elfadaly, Christoph Michael, Maximilian Müller, Julia Streletzki, Yifan Su

Landscape Design
Grieger Harzer Dvorak Landschaftsarchitekten

Specialist Planning
Buro Happold

Visualisations
Atelier Tata
Daniel Filipe Correia Rodrigues (Hand Sketches)

Model Making
mhk21 Modellbau und Konstruktion

Concept

The competition site along the Würm River represents an important element within Stockdorf’s urban fabric, contributing to the completion of the town structure and enhancing public connectivity. Despite a high urban density, the new neighborhood development integrates harmoniously into the existing context.

With its strong atmosphere and high-quality open spaces, the Würm Valley landscape becomes an identity-shaping and connecting feature of the new development. It forms the ecological heart of the green spaces and offers diverse opportunities for use, recreation, and gathering by the water. To ensure openness and permeability while maximizing residential quality, most commercial buildings are concentrated along Gautinger Straße, forming a strong, urban address. Towards the riverside, the building structure gradually dissolves and opens up, creating a seamless transition into the surrounding landscape.

From the jury’s assessment:

The overall urban concept, in combination with the open spaces, creates an attractive, mixed-use quarter with convincingly arranged functions. The selected building typologies also allow for flexibility in response to changing future demands.
The buildings, kept simple in their structural layout, are embedded in a network of open spaces of various sizes and uses, offering a particularly attractive setting along the Würm. The articulation of the buildings along Gautinger street breaks up the frontage and, together with planted green forecourts, integrates well into the surrounding environment.