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Published 15 August 2016

81927 Munich: The Building Community Team³ had applied for a plot at Prinz-Eugen-Park and won the bid for WA14 East, environmentally friendly mobility was also evaluated. Residents should find a variety of options for their journeys and transport. This will be financed with savings from fewer underground parking spaces.

Link
www.gemeinsam-groesser.de

Further information about the wooden housing estate in Prinz-Eugen-Park
http://sdg21.eu/db/oekologische-siedlung-im-prinz-eugen-park

Last Updated: May 19, 2020

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