| Location: |
Munich Residence |
| Type: |
Reconstruction |
| Description: |
construction of water basins, stairs and a court wall in the course of restoring the Kabinettsgarten. |
| Size: |
garden area: approx. 1.000 m² |
| Structures: |
predominantly reinforced concrete |
| Services: |
structural engineering, site support |
| Special features: |
court wall between Allerheiligen-Hofkirche and Apothekenstock;
two large water basins, each 16 m long;
stairs to the garden exit of the Allerheiligen-Hofkirche, emergency stairs from the Cuvillies-Theatre;
due to little bearing subsoil to a depth of about 4,5 m (hardly com- pactable filling with debris) a substructure consisting of a grillage of girders on a well foundation was necessary for the settlement sensitive water basins; the court wall was founded on well rings, too. |
| Client: |
Staatliches Hochbauamt München I (Freistaat Bayern) |
| Blueprint design: |
Landschaftsarchitekt Peter Kluska |
| Architecture: |
Architekturbüro Franz Hölzl |
Design of
techn. facilities: |
PEG - Planungsbüro für Energie- u. Gebäudetechnik GmbH,
Ing.-Büro G. Duschl |
| Construction: |
Fa. Max Jung GmbH & Co. (concrete) |
