Arnulfpark, Munich

The Arnulfpark pro­ject in Munich, desi­gned by the firm Loci Anima, repre­sents an inno­va­tive approach to office and hotel archi­tec­ture, aiming to rede­fine the stan­dards of these urban typo­lo­gies.

A rein­ven­ted office archi­tec­ture
The main goal of the pro­ject was to ​“de-stan­dar­dize” office archi­tec­ture by offe­ring a more orga­nic design adap­ted to contem­po­rary needs. The pro­gram includes office spaces and a hotel, spread over a floor area of 27,200 m². The design empha­sizes reclai­ming urban ter­races, trans­for­ming these often neglec­ted spaces into plea­sant living and wor­king areas.

Project details
Program: Offices and hotel
Floor area: 27,200 m²
Client: Icade International
Location: Munich, Germany
Construction cost (excl. tax): €43,700,000
Certifications: BBC (Low Energy Building)
Year of deli­very: 2009

Successful inte­gra­tion into the urban fabric
Located in the Arnulfpark dis­trict, the pro­ject is part of the reha­bi­li­ta­tion of a for­mer indus­trial zone into a modern urban hub. Loci Anima mana­ged to har­mo­niously inte­grate the new buil­dings into the urban land­scape, res­pec­ting the site’s his­tory while brin­ging a contem­po­rary touch.

An enga­ged archi­tec­tu­ral vision
This pro­ject illus­trates Loci Anima’s com­mit­ment to desi­gning spaces that go beyond their pri­mary func­tion by crea­ting living and wor­king places that pro­mote user well-being and inte­grate har­mo­niously with their envi­ron­ment.