Fasang types become chess-mecca: space conversion until the end of June 2025!
Fasang types become chess-mecca: space conversion until the end of June 2025!
Auguste-Kent-Platz, 81739 München, Deutschland - The Auguste-Kent-Platz at S-Bahnhof Fasangarten in Munich will be completed at the end of June 2025. Since the redesign that began three years ago, the former fallow area has turned into a popular whereabouts. The city has invested around two million euros for this, which is reflected in numerous innovations in the square. These include modern seating, a drinking fountain and around 30 newly planted trees. In addition, a flower meadow was created that enriches the landscape.
Despite the positive developments, there are challenges that still have to be solved. A large chess field has been installed, but the chess figures have so far been housed in a closed box and cannot yet be loaned. The district committee under the direction of chairman Carmen Dullinger -ßwald is currently looking for a solution to deposit the key, since so far nobody was ready to keep it.
additional facilities and planned events
The citizens' interest in the square is large and there are numerous improvements in planning. A Christmas tree stand desired by the citizens is also to be installed by the end of June, with a hotel announced to donate a Christmas tree annually. Covered bicycle stands are also included in the planning. These facilities should make the space even more attractive and increase quality of stay.
Another important point is the future planned use of the square for a weekly market. This is currently taking place at the Cincinnati-Kino, a relocation to the Auguste-Kent-Platz could further increase the attractiveness of the area and lead to a revival of the place.
Current construction sites in Obergiesing
There are several ongoing construction sites in Obergiesing to redesign the Auguste-Kent-Platz, which are dealt with in the district committee under the chair of Volker Zimmer. The new building of the Bavarian Insurance Chamber at Deisenhofenerstraße 63 is in full swing. The demolition of the old buildings has almost been completed, and the construction fence remains for now. The underground demolition will begin as soon as there is a partial building permit. In addition, a renovation of the listed former St. Martin Altenheim on the corner of Werinher-/Untersbergstrasse is carried out to save the historic building and create more living and usable space.These projects are in line with the urban objectives that deal with the planning of livable and future -proof urban spaces. The city of Munich is committed to promoting innovative approaches in urban development and at the same time perceive the needs of today's and future generations. Public participation plays a crucial role in this.
All of these measures help to create an environment that offers high quality of life for both the current and for future generations.
For more information on the developments in the cityscape of Munich, the city's reports stand at Stadt.muenchen.de and Appointment, while current details on the Auguste-Kent-Platz on tz.de
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