Architecture Group
Boarding House — The Link
Munich
An architectural response defined by context, continuity, and precision. Emerging from a careful study of its surroundings, the project mediates between contrasting neighbors — the historic structure to the south and the contemporary health office to the west. Its form is not imposed, but negotiated through alignment, setback, and proportion.
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Credits:
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Our Leading Team
Maria Terzano
Creative Director
MIRROR Rome
Michael Reininger
Managing Director Munich
MIRROR Munich
Synopsis
Each level is calibrated to resonate with the heights and geometries of adjacent façades. Floors three to five follow the cornice and eaves of the historic building, establishing a respectful dialogue with the past. Floors one to three align with the horizontal lines of the health office, forming a subtle urban connection. Above, the sixth and seventh floors recede — a gesture that lightens the mass, frames terraces, and mirrors the roofline of neighboring structures. Even the ground floor steps back, extending the public realm and creating a fluid threshold between building and street. At the city scale, The Link becomes a hinge — a measured composition that bridges eras, functions, and forms.
Quick Facts
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Context-driven composition and urban dialogue
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Layered setbacks defining proportion and lightness
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Alignment with neighboring cornices and rooflines
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Ground floor recessed to enhance public space
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A sculpted volume linking history and modernity
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