Renovation of existing buildings: How the buildings in the neighbourhood are being modernised

In addition to the new builds, existing buildings in Fürstenried West are now also being refurbished. The existing stock comprises a total of 36 buildings. The first refurbishments were carried out as part of the building extensions, and the first standalone refurbishment projects have been underway since the start of the year. Further buildings are set to follow by the end of the year.

Depending on the building, two methods are used. In conventional refurbishment, a weather-proof roof is first erected. This protects the building during the construction period and allows work to continue even in adverse weather conditions. The roof, façade, interior spaces and service ducts are all refurbished. In serial refurbishment, the building is surveyed with millimetre precision. Based on a digital model, façade elements – including insulation and windows – are prefabricated and installed using a crane. This shortens the on-site construction time and enables refurbishment to the KfW 55 standard.
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The flats themselves are being refurbished in all buildings as tenants move in and out. In this way, the housing stock is gradually being brought up to a modern standard of living. The aim is to keep disruption to residents to a minimum.