Dreilingsweg | Bayerische Hausbau

New project in the northwest of Munich

Within the framework of the urban development on Dreilingsweg, Bayerische Hausbau Development will be creating a new urban quarter on an area measuring approximately 13.5 hectares in close collaboration with the city of Munich.

The planning area is located in the 21st borough, Pasing-Obermenzing, and to a small extent in the 22nd borough, Aubing-Lochhausen-Langwied. It is bordered by Jaspersallee to the south, Dreilingsweg to the west and Mooswiesenstraße to the east. Approximately 54 percent of the site is owned by the city of Munich and approximately 46 percent is owned by Bayerische Hausbau.

Dreilingsweg: everything in a single urban quarter

In addition to a high proportion of residential space, space for both local amenities and public facilities and services – such as a secondary school, sports facilities and daycare centers – will be developed. A network of roads and cycle paths will open up the area and link it to the surrounding area. Multiple green spaces will serve to enhance the urban quarter.

What the Dreilingsweg urban quarter will look like

An urban and landscape planning competition was held in 2022. The jury awarded the first prize to the architectural firm MLA+ together with Lohrengel Landschaft.

The winning design is shaped by the location of the new secondary school. An open space in front of the school campus – the future quarter's square – borders the residential area on both sides. Both the square and the U- and L-shaped blocks of buildings open up in the direction of the buildings that already exist, thus linking the old with the new.

A development plan for the site is currently being drawn up on the basis of this design. Approval of the development plan is expected in 2026.

Energy and mobility for future reliability

The Dreilingsweg quarter is being created with the aim of providing sustainable living space that people actually want to live in, which is why particular attention is being paid to energy and mobility.

The forward-looking mobility concept is based on three pillars: bike paths and footpaths, easy access to public transport in the form of suburban train and bus lines, and reducing motorized private transport. Four car parks within the quarter will keep the open spaces free of stationary vehicles to a great extent. The development plan includes direct access to a potential tram line between Amalienburgstraße and Freiham.

Facts and location

Completion

To be determined

Floor space

To be determined

Good to know

The Würmau recreational area is approximately 1.5 km to the east of the planning area and Langwieder Haide approximately 500 meters to the west.