Architecture, functionality and sustainability for sustainable urban development
Project overview
The new building of the Starnberg wing station in Munich is a central element of the modernization of the main station. The project comprises a five-storey base building with retail and catering facilities as well as a 17-storey high point with office space and a publicly accessible viewing platform. With a gross floor area of around 45,000 m², the new building is intended to upgrade Arnulfstraße in terms of urban planning and improve the functionality of the station.
The new Starnberg wing station project is a fascinating mix of modern technologies, sustainable design and historical preservation. It will make the station an attractive, functional hub for commuters, tourists and the local population. The combination of architecture, sustainability and cultural significance, which makes the station a lively center of the region, will be particularly exciting.
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Auer Weber Assoziierte GmbH
Senior Expert - Drees & Sommer SE
Thomas Rosmüller
With the lcmd plan, I was able to visualize the construction site connections so clearly for the project participants that their previous MS Project plan immediately faded into the background. What was previously complex and confusing was made transparent and understandable by lcmd — the connections were visible at a glance.