Sustainable mobility meets smart construction: The Neuperlach South multi-storey car park
Huber Parking Germany
Picture credits: © Huber Parking Deutschland (17.000 Fassadenkacheln umhüllen den 24 Meter hohen Bau an der Carl-Wery-Straße. )
Project
In order to reduce car traffic in Munich, the City of Munich (LHM) decided to build a new Park & Ride car park in the south-east of Munich and commissioned its subsidiary, Stadtwerke München GmbH (SWM), to do so. The aim was to realise a sustainable and long-lasting solution that combines functionality, aesthetics and ecological responsibility. Huber Parking was entrusted with the consulting, planning and realisation as the main contractor. Over 430 tonnes of steel were used for the construction - protected by the circular corrosion protection solution duroZINQ. The components were galvanised at the ZINQ Metalcynk site in Bydgoszcz - including particularly long beams, for which the site is predestined (boiler dimensions 19.00 m x 1.90 m x 3.30). The 24-metre-high multi-storey car park was officially opened in March 2024. It not only impresses with its durable construction, but also with sustainable technologies such as photovoltaic systems, e-charging stations and green inner courtyards, which noticeably improve the microclimate.
"For us and our customer, Stadtwerke München GmbH, it was essential to realise a construction that is not only functional and aesthetic, but also sustainable in the long term. Piece galvanising with duroZINQ enables exactly that - maximum durability without costly maintenance over decades. In a multi-storey car park that is exposed to corrosive and mechanical loads on a daily basis, this investment pays off quickly."
Valentin Rüther, Managing Director Huber Parking Company
Two green inner courtyards not only provide natural ventilation and a pleasant microclimate, but also create light-flooded spaces that clearly set the car park apart from conventional buildings of this type. Picture credits: © Huber Parking Germany
Two green inner courtyards not only provide natural ventilation and a pleasant microclimate, but also create light-flooded spaces that clearly set the car park apart from conventional buildings of this type. Picture credits: © Huber Parking Germany
Two green inner courtyards not only provide natural ventilation and a pleasant microclimate, but also create light-flooded spaces that clearly set the car park apart from conventional buildings of this type. Picture credits: © Huber Parking Germany