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ANUNDO.Park

Mannheim (DE)

SP8

Close in age, close at heart.

HOUSING / Social Sustainability

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Planning: AllesWirdGut

Project stages: 1–4

Client: ANUNDO Wohnen & Service

Competition: Sept. 2020—1st Prize

Completion: scheduled Jan. 2023

GFA: 7,180 m² / 55 Living units

Team: Arwen Weber, Gui Silva da Rosa, Jan Schörder, Karolina Pettikova, Kerstin Schön, Patrick Tinauer, Till Martin

Structural Engineering: Stümpert-Strunk Part mbB Beratende Ingenieure

HVAC: Enacon GmbH Ludwigshafen

Electrical Engineering: Die E-Planer – Planungsbüro für Elektrotechnik

Structural Physics: 3König architekten + ingenieure Vogl – Baum – Kuhn

Fire Protection Consultants: Stümpert-Strunk Part mbB Beratende Ingenieure

Landscaping: Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl

It is, of course, a known fact that the realities of life change with age. In taking account of dynamic user needs, new residential forms have increasingly been a topic of architectural exploration.

For the ANUNDO residential project in Mannheim, Germany, which is intended for people 55 and older, we grouped living spaces around semipublic circulation zones and communal areas in the center of the built volume. The core elements of the two objects situated at Spinelli Park are the inside-facing circulation wells, which are distinctly outwardoriented and connect the two houses to form a harmonious compound across lawn area with loosely edged borders. The gateway to the quarter is a restaurant with generous glazing in the larger-footprint building. The inviting gesture of the plinth zone continues upward across the individual floors: gallery, chimney, and music room vertically combine with workshop, gym, and

communal terrace into corresponding communication towers. The circulation areas revolving around the towers are not defined as mere hallways or staircases but rather function as a bridging element between communal (public) and residential (private). The ensemble of high-quality, energy- and resource-saving materials as well as the articulation of a distinctive façade from clinker, concrete, and steel are essential to the design, which, on the inside, is characterized by comfortable and homy materials such as parquet floors, natural stone tiles, and terrazzo in halls, foyers, and communal areas. Those apartments that are without loggias have large arched down-to-floor windows with French balconies.

Private units and collectively used areas—they all promise bright perspectives: self-determined living within a community, and a proverbial second spring in the setting of a park landscape.

Site plan

Ground floor

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Visualization: Janoušek & Havlíček visualisations, Illustrations: AllesWirdGut

WAS

2012—2015

Built

Vienna (AT)

23.000 m²

Built

2012—2015

Awarded / HOUSING / Social Sustainability

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Social Housing “House of Life”

Neighborhood, green and urban

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KAP

2016—2019

Built

Vienna (AT)

51.680 m²

Built

2016—2019

Awarded / HOUSING / Social Sustainability

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The Kapellenhof Estate

My New Home

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WBM

2022

Planning

Vienna (AT)

8.744 m²

Planning

2022

Digitalization & BIM / Experimental / HOUSING / Social Sustainability / Sustainability / System Construction / Timber Construction

4 × 4 The Wooden Pilot

A Construction Kit as Prototype

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