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Visualization of the large Vinzent residential complex in Munich.
Visualization of the large Vinzent residential complex in Munich. © bauwerk

Client:
Bauwerk Development GmbH

Completion of timber construction:
2025

Location:
Munich

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VINZENT, Munich

VINZENT is the first wood-hybrid ensemble for living and working in downtown Munich.

The ZÜBLIN Directorate Bavaria and ZÜBLIN Timber jointly constructed the extended shell. The complex is spread across two residential buildings – a front and a rear house – as well as an office building that is connected to the front house. The colored wooden facade with an integrated planting system defines the appearance of the wood-hybrid building. For VINZENT, a LEED Gold certification is being pursued.

The wooden elements were prefabricated in our factory in Aichach, allowing for a swift installation on the construction site.

German press

View of the construction site

  • Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. You can see a scaffolded, multi-storey building. © bauwerk
    Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. You can see a scaffolded, multi-storey building. © bauwerk
  • Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. A scaffolded, multi-storey building can be seen from above. © bauwerk
    Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. A scaffolded, multi-storey building can be seen from above. © bauwerk
  • Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. A scaffolded, multi-storey building can be seen from above. © bauwerk
    Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. A scaffolded, multi-storey building can be seen from above. © bauwerk
  • Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. You can see a scaffolded, multi-storey building. © bauwerk
    Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. You can see a scaffolded, multi-storey building. © bauwerk
  • Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. You can see a scaffolded, multi-storey building. © bauwerk
    Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. You can see a scaffolded, multi-storey building. © bauwerk
  • Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. You can see a scaffolded, multi-storey building. © bauwerk
    Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. You can see a scaffolded, multi-storey building. © bauwerk
  • Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. You can see the crane assembly of a wooden element. © bauwerk
    Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. You can see the crane assembly of a wooden element. © bauwerk
  • Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich from the inside. © bauwerk
    Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich from the inside. © bauwerk
  • Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich from the inside. © bauwerk
    Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich from the inside. © bauwerk
  • Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. You can see the wooden roof truss. © bauwerk
    Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. You can see the wooden roof truss. © bauwerk
  • Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich from the inside. © bauwerk
    Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich from the inside. © bauwerk
  • Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich from the inside. © bauwerk
    Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich from the inside. © bauwerk
  • Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. © bauwerk
    Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. © bauwerk
  • Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. A timber frame construction element can be seen. © bauwerk
    Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. A timber frame construction element can be seen. © bauwerk
  • Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. You can see three men in construction site clothing. © bauwerk
    Photo of the VINZENT building shell in Munich. You can see three men in construction site clothing. © bauwerk
  • Our services
    • Production, delivery and assembly
  • Products used

    Glulam (glulam columns and beams for HBV ceilings), timber frame walls, timber façade

  • Architectural office

    Allmann Sattler Wappner Architects, Munich

  • Client

    Bauwerk Development GmbH

  • Client

    Ed. Züblin AG, Bavaria Directorate, Munich