The BMW Group's administration building in Munich was built in 1972 and its type of construction is unique worldwide. The whole site, consisting of a high-rise building, low building and the BMW museum has been under a building preservation order since 2000.
After 30 years, the buildings no longer meet the state of the art standards and the changed use requirements so that the building will be completely restored between 2004 and 2006 while retaining the basic support concept and the outer appearance.

Structural system:
High-rise prestressed concrete suspension building, 29 storeys with a total height of approx. 100 m, floor plan as a four-leaved clover with four central suspension pillars, load distributed into the central core via crossing beams arranged above.

Country:
Federal Republic of Germany, Free State of Bavaria

Client:
BMW Group

Architects:
Prof. Peter Schweger, ASP Architekten

Planning period:
2003-2004

Costs:
approx. 120.0 million Euro

Services:
Structural design in JV with Burggraf, Weichinger + Partner
- Preliminary design
- Detailed design
- Final design