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Dutch architect MVRDV has won a contract to design two landmark towers for Munich’s Candidplatz U-Bahn station.
The 19,670 sq m Candid-Tor complex will consist of two sets of stacked blocks, around 64m high, joined by a green roof. They will contain a clinic, offices, restaurants and gym, as well as a cultural centre and services for children and the elderly.
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The irregular stacked block design is modelled on the site’s existing structures, which are dark in colour and clustered horizontally at ground level. The new structures are clad in a light façade and stacked vertically.
As well as a central green plaza and green rooftop, communal terraces are built at various levels.
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MVRDV has designed the project on behalf of German real estate firm Candid.
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