Green oasis in Maxvorstadt: City terrace becomes reality!

Green oasis in Maxvorstadt: City terrace becomes reality!

In the pulsating Maxvorstadt, directly on Brienner Straße near Stiglmaierplatz, a new city terrace is to be built that wants to attract both residents and visitors. The non -profit entrepreneurial company (GUG) Freiraumviertel has big plans and would like to implement this green gem from August to the end of October. The aim is to create a "green oasis of calm in urban hustle and bustle" here, such as the tz.de reported.

As part of the project, not only domestic, drought -resistant plants should contribute to a sustainable contribution to biodiversity, but also create numerous seating. These offer passers -by and residents space for discussions and relaxation. Planted planting campaigns, information boards and events on the awareness of nature conservation are also part of the concept. This makes the city terrace a real meeting place for the community.

a step in the right direction

The construction committee of Maxvorstadt has already discussed the project. Although the Green Group has spoken out for the project, the SPD and CSU expressed some concerns. SPD parliamentary group member Gesche Hoffmann-Weiss in particular sees the place as unsuitable. Despite these disagreements, there was a vote on the comprehensive grant, which ended due to a tie of 10 to 10 votes. While a majority voted for a shortened grant of 5000 euros and the approval of the location, the complete funding initially failed to materialize. Free area district applied for more than 7,500 euros because the city itself did not want to make funding.

The Maxvorstadt, named after King Maximilian I. Joseph of Bavaria, is a district full of history and blooming culture, which is considered the center for science and art. Under the direction of architect Friedrich Ludwig von Sckell, it was greatly developed in the 19th century. Today the surroundings with its important museums, such as the Glyptothek and the Antique Collection, as well as lively streets such as Türkenstrasse and Josephsplatz are a popular meeting place. City Route Munich emphasizes that this long history and the cultural diversity of Maxvorstadt offer the ideal backdrop for the new city terrace.

sustainable urban development in focus

Another important aspect of the new project is its integration into the sustainable urban development of Munich. The city pursues the goal of creating a dense mix of living, working, shopping and shopping and leisure in order to keep the paths for its citizens short and at the same time protect the environment. The City of Munich has tackled numerous measures for environmentally friendly urban planning, including the mandatory installation of photovoltaic systems in new development areas until 2030. make valuable contribution to the quality of life in Maxvorstadt.

The Freien area district initiative has already gained experience with similar projects in other parts of the city and was also awarded as a winner in the “Munich's Head of the Future: Inside” competition from the Stadtsparkasse Munich. It remains exciting to see how the plans develop and what positive impulses the city terrace will bring for the community.