Hello, Future!
Our Vision
Servus! Welcome! Willkommen!
What kind of city does Munich want to be? The answer might
lie in the vision for the former Paketpost Quarter - a place that is set to
actively shape Munich’s future.
Covering 87,000 square meters, a vibrant new quarter is emerging where
living, culture, green spaces, and community come together. Designed by internationally renowned architecture firm Herzog & de
Meuron, the master plan includes the Paketposthalle, open to the public for the
first time, as well as two iconic towers standing at 155 meters tall - a new,
open space for the city and its people.
A Place For Everyone. And Everything.
From the outset, this project has been shaped by the voices and visions of those most affected - users, residents, cultural institutions, entrepreneurs, urban planners, and elected representatives of the city council,
The goal: a place for everyone and everything.
The Paketpost Quarter presents a unique opportunity to actively shape Munich’s future - a project that preserves the city's heritage while reflecting the culture and innovative spirit of its people.
One of Munich’s most important projects is coming to life. A project where history meets innovation, where international architecture takes center stage. A historic industrial space is being reimagined as a vibrant, modern neighborhood - an urban vision for the future.
Ralf Büschl
Büschl Group
The 5-Minute City: Moving Around with Ease.
Short distances, no cars. This car-free quarter offers everything needed
for daily life: cafés, restaurants, shopping, kindergartens, medical practices,
as well as art and culture. More space for people, more room for pedestrians and cyclists, more
meeting places, more greenery. A concept that promotes
sustainability, strengthens the community, and makes life easier and more
enjoyable.
Built for Future Generations.
Sustainability is at the core of this quarter. From solar energy to car-free green spaces, every detail is designed with environmental responsibility and community well-being in mind.
The result: a lively, sustainable neighborhood where people and nature thrive together.
