wagnisART: is a housing project for self-organized and self-managed housing communities.

WagnisART consists of five free standing buildings with 138 barrier free residential units, each of which is arranged around a central access core. The houses are linked to each other by bridges on their top floors and form a large and varied roof garden landscape that is dedicated to the residents. In addition to conventional apartments, one also finds new forms of living such as cluster apartments. Rents are scaled according to income. While the private living space is reduced to the essentials, the ground floor offers a variety of communal spaces as well as music and event rooms, studios, a workshop, a sauna, a laundry café and guest apartments. This clearly demonstrates the participatory orientation of the residential project. The residents were also involved in the planning process and design elements were developed together with the architects. 

The buildings are certified passive houses and have photovoltaic systems including a tenant electricity concept.

General information

Architects	bogevischs buero – Architekten und Stadtplaner SHAG – Udo Schindler und Walter Hable Architekten
Owner	Wohnbaugenossenschaft wagnis eG
Address	Fritz-Winter-Straße 10-30, 80807 München
Construction period	2012-2016
Construction	reinforced concrete with drywall finishing
Residents	320
Space	20.275 m2, 138 housing units

Sources

Bogevisches Büro (n.y.): Genossenschaftliche Wohnanlage wagnisART 367. Retrieved from https://www.bogevisch.de/projekte/projektdetailseiten/367-genossenschaftliche-wohnanlage-wagnisart (03.10.2021)

Hable Architekten (n.y.): WagnisART. Retrieved from http://www.hable-architekten.de/projekte/wagnisart/ (03.10.2021)

Schindler Architekten (n.y.): wagnisART – Neubau, Wohnungsbau. Retrieved from https://schindler-architekten.de/portfolio/wagnisart/ (03.10.2021)

Wohnbaugenossenschaft wagnis eG. (n.y.): wagnisART. Retrieved from https://www.wagnis.org/projekte/realisierte-projekte/wagnisart.html (03.10.2021)