Sports campus
for Munich Technical
University

New building for the Faculty of Sports and Health Sciences / Central Sports College

Location:

Munich, Germany

Building owner:

Free State of Bavaria, State Building Authority Munich 2, Germany

Architecture:

Dietrich | Untertrifaller Architekten ZT GmbH, Dornbirn, Austria

Design of load-bearing structures:

merz kley partner ZT GmbH, Dornbirn, Austria

Site supervision:

Ernst² Architekten, Stuttgart, Germany

Dimensions:

roof and ceiling elements 11,689 m², wall elements 7,430 m², box girder elements 4,183 m², cross laminated timber 332 m³

The Free State of Bavaria is arranging the dismantling and new construction of the Faculty of Sports and Health Sciences and the Central College for Munich Technical University. Covering a gross floor area of over 42,000 m2, on two storeys and almost 19,000 m2 of usable floor space, space has been created for 14 sports halls, 15 football pitches, 7 beach volleyball courts, 22 tennis courts, one hockey field and one golf course, 12 lecture halls, 15 laboratories, a cafeteria, a library and, following completion of the next construction phase, room for 300 offices and 5 workshops

With its six inner courtyards, the complex is not only unique in Europe, but it is also said to be Europe’s largest wooden building: it was moreover realised while activities were ongoing.

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