Thomas Schimmel
With the Gelber Block project in Munich's Westend, we are fulfilling our mission to design and develop sustainable quality of life with energy-efficient buildings, barrier-free apartments and attractive neighbourhoods in existing structural contexts. Our commitment to developing the existing building stock in a future-oriented way that ensures its long-term functionality for residents across generations is consistently addressed by zillerplus at various levels:
- through the ecological sustainability of construction and choice of materials
- through their focus on economic operation over the entire utilisation phase
- through empathising with the spatial and atmospheric needs of both current and future residents.
Architects play a crucial role in the transformation process towards climate neutrality. It is therefore our wish and aspiration to further develop these issues in a fair partnership, using the knowledge and creativity of the planners.
Founded over 100 years ago, the Munich-West Housing Cooperative has grown to become the city's largest housing cooperative thanks to its long tradition and commitment to cooperative principles. It continues to move forward with contemporary ideas, a sense of community and the best opportunities on the market. Always with one goal in mind: providing good, secure and socially responsible housing and offering a variety of benefits and services to its members.