With the “Wohnen am Dantebad” project, Munich is setting new standards in affordable housing development. Within just a few months, modern and affordable apartments were built on a former parking lot. The ensemble was later expanded with the “Wohnen am Dantebad II” project at Reinmarplatz.
In the immediate vicinity are the listed Borstei, the historic Neuhausen housing estate by Hans Döllgast, and the Westfriedhof subway station, renowned for its iconic lighting design by Ingo Maurer.
Other architectural highlights nearby include the contemporary Herz-Jesu Church and the inspiring House of Architecture – impressive examples of Munich’s vibrant architectural culture.

Duration: 2.5 to 4 hours
Mode of transport: Walking tour
Maximum group size: 20 participants
Date: On request

Featured projects:

- Subway Station „Westfriedhof“ (U1), Auer Weber Architects, 1998 Lichtdesign from Ingo Maurer
- "Living at Dantebad I" - Florian Nagler Architects, 2016

- "Living at Dantebad II" - Florian Nagler Architects, 2021

- Hall of Residence Stadtwerke München, MAISCH WOLF ARCHITECTS, 2019

- Company Housing Stadtwerke München, LAUX ArchiteCTS, 2021

- Borstei, Bernhard Borst, 1924-29

- House of Architecture/ Haus der Architektur, Drescher & Kubina Architects, 2002

- Church "Herz Jesu Kirche", Allmann Sattler Wappner Architects, 2000

- Housing estate "Siedlung" Neuhausen, Hans Döllgast, 1928- 1931