[PROJECTS] Plaza Pasing in Munich, Germany
Noise protection and added living of comfort
Plaza Pasing is located in a lively, urban environment with a high volume of traffic. In order to provide the residents with peace and relaxation despite the central location in the city hub of Munich, reliable sound insulation was essential. At the same time, the balcony solution needed to create additional space without compromising on the aesthetics of the building.
Today, the residents of Plaza Pasing benefit from a quiet living atmosphere in the middle of the city. The balcony glazing offers real added value by not only providing protection from noise, but also creating additional usable space regardless of the weather.
- Property address: Bodenseestraße 22-34, Munich
- Project type: New build
- Building type: Condominiums and commercial units
- Project developer and builder: CONCEPT BAU GmbH
- Lumon products: Retractable Glazing
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