Stattbau München GmbH, founded in 1988, is a non-profit urban development agency based in Munich, Germany. The organization focuses on developing sustainable housing concepts, fostering social neighborhoods, and creating affordable living spaces. With a team of around 15 professionals, Stattbau München operates at the intersection of urban planning, architecture, and social work.
The agency has been instrumental in pioneering innovative housing models in Munich, including co-housing projects and multigenerational living concepts. One of their notable initiatives is the "mitbauzentrale münchen," a consulting center established in 2014 to support community-oriented housing projects.
Stattbau München is currently involved in several projects across the city. For instance, they are managing the development of the Prinz Eugen Park, a former military site being transformed into a diverse residential area. Another ongoing project is the redevelopment of Neufreimann, the former Bavaria Barracks, into a mixed-use urban quarter.
The organization's scope of activities extends beyond housing development. They also work on mobility concepts, such as the one developed for the Freiham district center, and engage in social urban development initiatives. Stattbau München collaborates closely with the city administration, housing cooperatives, and citizen groups to implement their projects.
Their approach emphasizes participatory planning processes and sustainable urban development, aiming to create livable spaces that cater to diverse social needs while promoting environmental responsibility.