6 good reasons for the Timber Factory

Important features such as storey heights of up to 4.5 metres or live loads of up to 1.5 tonnes per square metre were taken into account during planning. Delivery with heavy goods vehicles is an integral part of the concept, and goods lifts connect the basement with the upper floors.

With its diversity of flexibly sized spaces and modern technical features, Timber Factory is the ideal location for almost every commercial business, from offices to spaces for light industry with above-average room heights and limit loads, and from high-tech laboratories to retail stores and food outlets.

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Timber: a renewable
building material

Timber is the building material of the future. It is renewable, locks up CO₂, bears high loads and has a low self-weight. In Timber Factory, around 8,000 cubic metres of wood are used for the timber-hybrid supporting structure alone, meaning that around 8,000 tonnes of CO₂ are locked up over the long term. Besides this, wood is used extensively for the facade panelling and in the interior.

Timber Factory has a flexible design that allows the materials to be used in manifold ways when the building has come to the end of its lifetime. Deconstruction allows the top-quality timber construction elements to be dismantled into individual parts and then processed into furniture and materials such as paper and wood pellets. The carbon cycle is complete when the wood is composted or used thermally.

Sustainable
operation
4
Timber Factory works with an integrative energy concept consisting of various regenerative energy sources such as heat pumps and photovoltaic systems that minimize the primary energy factor. The energy supply is entirely free of fossil fuels. Altogether, this results in the lowest possible energy consumption with the greatest possible degree of independence. The campus therefore corresponds to the progressive requirements of the EU Taxonomy, and it is aiming for Platinum certification from the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB).
Heat pumps

Heat from the air

All buildings at Timber Factory use modern, highly efficient heat pumps to produce climate-friendly heating. Local extraction of renewable energy has an extra benefit, as it enables stable calculation of energy costs as well.
Photovoltaics

Solar-generated
electricity

Photovoltaic systems are installed on all campus buildings to provide a share of the power needed for Timber Factory. This not only makes a valuable contribution towards protecting the climate, it also reduces tenant energy costs.
Rainwater infiltration

Easing the burden on
sewer systems

The natural water cycle is preserved by collecting the entire volume of rainwater and channelling it into a collecting tank filled with gravel. From there, the water can trickle away into the groundwater.
Certifications
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Quality seal
for sustainable building

Certifications create transparency and allow comparison; they are a guarantee of sustainability during construction and their strict requirements contribute to future-proofing building projects.
Timber Factory is striving for DGNB certification in Platinum for all of its buildings, and also for sustainable dismantling of the existing structures.
German Sustainable
Building Council (DGNB):
DGNB certification in Platinum planned
Wood from responsibly managed forests
ESG and taxonomy
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Sustainable
real estate

Timber Factory meets the criteria of the EU Taxonomy for environmental objective 1 and also makes a “substantial contribution towards mitigating climate change” (E).
Together with the integration of sociocultural requirements (S) specified by the EU Taxonomy as well as the ESG rating of the project developer which ensures Governance requirements (G), all ESG aspects are officially documented. In addition, everything has been set in place to enable tenants to use the building with the greatest possible degree of sustainability.

Facts & Figures

30
minutes to Munich airport
8,000
tonnes CO₂ stored in the timber
24,200
m² commercial space
59,500
m² gross floor area
11
minutes to the Olympic Park
27,600
m² office space
3,350
m² food & drink/retail
254
bicycle spaces
from 2026
scheduled for completion
Smart offices think for us

Smart
technology for
intelligent
operations

Sensor technology for building controls
Smart sensors control lighting, ventilation, heating and cooling while providing real-time comfort and energy efficiency in buildings and at workplaces.
Interactive
tenant dashboard
The consumption of electricity, heat, cooling and water is recorded on an ongoing basis, and also displayed 24/7 on an online dashboard.
Energy-saving LED lighting
The communal areas are fitted with energy-saving LED lamps with direct and indirect lighting and daylight sensor technology.
Digital tenant communication
Lessors are easily able to communicate with their tenants quickly and directly using digital tools.
Energy management system
Heating, cooling, sunshades and lighting are controlled automatically.
Ventilation
All rental space can be ventilated mechanically. The ventilation can also be adapted to suit building use.
The climate change transition will not happen without intelligent buildings. Up to 30% energy can be saved if building technology systems are adapted to how rental space is actually used. Timber Factory is equipped with efficient, resource-friendly and intelligent management of operating costs, which optimizes working environments and spotlights tenant health.
Mobilität und Services
Mobility and
services

Besides mobility sharing facilities, digital load management and parcel drop boxes are also provided. Info screens give an overview of public transport connections and sharing availability.

490 underground car parking spaces and spacious storage rooms for bicycles with changing rooms, lockers and showers are available for use by tenants. Most of the spaces for cars and bicycles are equipped with EV charging, and a bicycle repair service is also planned.

Besides mobility sharing facilities, digital load management and parcel drop boxes are also provided. Info screens give an overview of public transport connections and sharing availability.

490 underground car parking spaces and spacious storage rooms for bicycles with changing rooms, lockers and showers are available for use by tenants. Most of the spaces for cars and bicycles are equipped with EV charging, and a bicycle repair service is also planned.

BUILDINGS

The four Timber Factory buildings

The campus is divided into four buildings that are being constructed one after another. Buildings 1 and 2 largely contain office and commercial space, whereas Buildings 3 and 4 offer rental space for offices, retail outlets and eateries. Completion of Building 1 is scheduled for late 2026.

Building 1
4TH FLOOR
  • 4TH FLOOR: approx. 965 m² office space
3RD FLOOR
  • 3RD FLOOR: approx. 2,967 m² office space
2ND FLOOR
  • 2ND FLOOR: approx. 3,777 m² commercial space
1ST FLOOR
  • 1ST FLOOR: approx. 3,777 m² commercial space
GF
  • GF: approx. 2,415 m² commercial space
Building 2
10TH FLOOR
  • 10TH FLOOR: office space
9TH FLOOR
  • 9TH FLOOR: office space
8TH FLOOR
  • 8TH FLOOR: office space
7TH FLOOR
  • 7TH FLOOR: office space
6TH FLOOR
  • 6TH FLOOR: office space
5TH FLOOR
  • 5TH FLOOR: office space
4TH FLOOR
  • 4TH FLOOR: office space
3RD FLOOR
  • 3RD FLOOR: office space
2ND FLOOR
  • 2ND FLOOR: commercial space
1ST FLOOR
  • 1ST FLOOR: commercial space
GF
  • GF: commercial space
Building 3
Building 4

360-DEGREE TOURS

Five virtual tours of the campus

Our 3D tours take you across the central plaza, into one of the lobbies, onto the rooftop terraces, through an office and into a production space. Come inside and discover Timber Factory!

Interested in rental space?
Construction of Timber Factory’s Building 1 is due to start at the end of 2024, with completion scheduled for late 2026. Want to know more? Then simply arrange a meeting now to find out further information:

Rental space

Spacious lobby
Spacious lobby
Welcome to the Factory! A spacious, welcoming lobby on the ground floor of each building invites visitors and workers alike to come in and spend time here, and to return again very soon. Whether to work, communicate or relax.
Office with industrial flair
Office with industrial flair
The visible wooden construction exudes warmth and comfort. A loft-like character is created by the open-plan design with high ceilings and visible technology.
Spaces for light-industrial solutions
Spaces for light-industrial solutions
The main features of the light-industrial spaces in Buildings 1 and 2 are their ceiling heights, floor load capacity, goods lifts and ground-level delivery. All in all, these are ideal conditions that help solve complex development projects.
State-of-the-art laboratory space
State-of-the-art laboratory space
The overall concept for Timber Factory provides the resources for state-of-the-art laboratory space. Higher air change rates and constant space cooling enable a wide range of laboratory uses – with safety levels S1 and S2 – at any time.

Logistics

On-time deliveries

Click or tap to start a virtual journey along the delivery routes at Timber Factory. There are zones for loading and unloading at ground level in all buildings, even for heavy loads and lorries with trailers. In the basement there are parking spaces for extra-high transporters.

Thomas G. Winkler CEO
UBM Development AG
Foto von Thomas G. Winkler, CEO, UBM Development AG

“Timber Factory offers what Munich needs: an entire campus for commercial enterprises, designed in timber to reduce the carbon footprint, suitable for start-ups and also headquarters.”

Gerd Pichler Head of ARE Development
ARE Austrian Real Estate
Gerd Pichler

“Timber Factory stands for flexible working, production and commercial spaces in sustainable buildings with a climate-friendly energy supply.”

Bastian Bördner Project manager
UBM Germany
Bastian Bördner

“In Timber Factory people work with their minds and their hands. Together and individually. In Munich.”

Dieter Schmahel Project manager
ARE Austrian Real Estate
Dieter Schmahel

“Timber Factory stands for forward-thinking and sustainable development in all its forms: timber hybrid design, climate-friendly energy supplies and especially the many different possibilities for use by the companies based there.”

Karin Schmid Partner
03 Arch.
Karin Schmid

“Our jointly developed concept of bundling commercial enterprises ensures that many different types of use remain in the city. I believe it is a forward-looking approach to combine this with office use and additionally achieve a compatible level of integration into an environment with residential use as well – for all cities where the property market is strained.”

Location

A dynamic development in the west

Timber Factory is being built on Baubergerstraße, in the direct vicinity of Moosach railway station. The district of Moosach offers many opportunities for leisure and is increasingly developing into a popular residential area. By 2040, more than 6,000 new apartments will be created here.
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The direct proximity to Meile Moosach shopping centre, to the main road Allacher Straße, and also to Moosach railway station, offers ideal conditions for a new urban commercial site in the heart of Munich’s west.
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The outstanding public transport connections at Moosach railway station (suburban trains, subway trains, trams and buses) reduce the number of cars on the roads. The short distance to the Mittlerer Ring ringroad and to the A99 motorway makes the campus an ideal location for companies and their employees.

By bicycle: City centre 25 mins, Olympic Park 11 mins. On foot: Suburban trains 6 mins, subway trains 7 mins, Meile Moosach shopping centre 5 mins. By car: City centre 18 mins, airport 30 mins, Mittlerer Ring (ringroad) 7 mins, A99 motorway circular 10 mins. By train: City centre 12 mins, airport 32 mins.
To the city centre:
12 MINS (by public transport)
To the central railway station:
25 MINS (by public transport)
To the airport:
32 MINS (by car)
To the A99 motorway circular:
10 MINS

Contact

Come and see
for yourself!
Interested in rental space?
Construction of Timber Factory’s Building 1 is due to start at the end of 2024, with completion scheduled for late 2026. Want to know more? Then simply arrange a meeting now to find out further information:
Project partners
UBM Development is one of Europe’s leading developers of timber construction projects. The strategic focus is on green and smart building in major cities such as Vienna, Munich, Frankfurt and Prague. The EcoVadis Platinum rating and Prime status by ISS ESG confirm the consistent focus on sustainability. With 150 years of experience, UBM offers all development services from a single source, from planning to marketing. The company’s shares are listed on the Prime Market of the Vienna Stock Exchange, the segment with the highest transparency requirements.
ARE Austrian Real Estate is one of Austria’s leading real estate companies, with 582 properties and around 35 projects. Developing high-quality and progressive commercial and residential quarters is one of its main areas of expertise. The company’s activities are always focused on the highest sustainability standards and commitment to climate protection. As a lessor of 1.9 million m² rentable building space, ARE stands for the highest level of stability and safety. Its comprehensive expertise enables ARE to tackle complex tasks reliably.
Letting
Do you want to find out more about space at Timber Factory and the benefits for your company? We look forward to hearing from you!
Contact partner – Letting:
EXPERTISE
A selection of real estate developments by UBM Development and ARE Austrian Real Estate
Timber Pioneer
Frankfurt’s first timber hybrid office building
  • Developer:
  • UBM Development
  • Asset class:
  • Office
  • Location:
  • Frankfurt
Foto Vienna Twentytwo
Vienna Twentytwo
Working and living in a place with a vision.
  • Developer:
  • ARE Austrian Real Estate
  • Asset class:
  • Office, residential
  • Location:
  • Vienna
Foto Leopoldquartier
LeopoldQuartier
Europe’s first urban quarter built with timber.
  • Developer:
  • UBM Development
  • Asset class:
  • Office, residential
  • Location:
  • Vienna
Foto F.A.Z. Tower
F.A.Z. Tower
Aiming high in Frankfurt’s Europaviertel.
  • Developer:
  • UBM Development
  • Asset class:
  • Office
  • Location:
  • Frankfurt
Foto Village im Dritten
Village im Dritten
Climate-friendly urban development at the heart of Vienna.
  • Developer:
  • ARE Austrian Real Estate
  • Asset class:
  • Office, residential, retail
  • Location:
  • Vienna
Foto Zalando Headquarter
Zalando Headquarters
New standards of architecture and facilities.
  • Developer:
  • UBM Development
  • Asset class:
  • Office
  • Location:
  • Berlin
EXPERTISE
A selection of real estate developments by UBM Development and ARE Austrian Real Estate
Timber Pioneer
Frankfurt’s first timber hybrid office building
  • Developer:
  • UBM Development
  • Asset class:
  • Office
  • Location:
  • Frankfurt
Vienna Twentytwo
Working and living in a place with a vision.
Foto Vienna Twentytwo
  • Developer:
  • ARE Austrian Real Estate
  • Asset class:
  • Office, residential
  • Location:
  • Vienna
LeopoldQuartier
Europe’s first urban quarter built with timber.
Foto Leopoldquartier
  • Developer:
  • UBM Development
  • Asset class:
  • Office, residential
  • Location:
  • Vienna
F.A.Z. Tower
Aiming high in Frankfurt’s Europaviertel.
Foto F.A.Z. Tower
  • Developer:
  • UBM Development
  • Asset class:
  • Office
  • Location:
  • Frankfurt
Village im Dritten
Climate-friendly urban development at the heart of Vienna.
Foto Village im Dritten
  • Developer:
  • ARE Austrian Real Estate
  • Asset class:
  • Office, residential, retail
  • Location:
  • Vienna
Zalando Headquarters
New standards of architecture and facilities.
Foto Zalando Headquarter
  • Developer:
  • UBM Development
  • Asset class:
  • Office
  • Location:
  • Berlin

Magazine

Timber as a technology showcase
#greenbuilding
Timber as a technology showcase

A new entrance building has been designed for the Deutsches Technikmuseum in Berlin. With its striking lattice roof, the design by Austrian architectural firm Innauer Matt demonstrates that modern timber construction is a byword for progress through sustainability.

Where sheep graze on an urban ‘hillside’
#greenbuilding
Where sheep graze on an urban ‘hillside’

The new Raiffeisen Landesbank Kärnten building is a transparent timber construction with room for sheep on its roof. In this interview, querkraft architect Jakob Dunkl talks about the design and also the connection between sustainability and love.

University enters the green building revolution
#greenbuilding
University enters the green building revolution

The Marga Klompé Building at Tilburg University is the first academic building in the Netherlands to be built out of wood. Insulation made from recycled denim jeans is part of the circular design by Powerhouse Company.

On track for transformation
#greenbuilding
On track for transformation

Industrial wastelands need new strategies to present workable options for re-use. The architects at Smartvoll are experts in this kind of development. One of their designs is an ecosystem for the former railway depot in Amstetten, Lower Austria, as living space for plants, animals and people.

When the school bell rings
#architecture
When the school bell rings

Its roof looks like three pyramids atop a space of celebratory grandeur, a wooden construction reminiscent of timber-framed buildings. This is precisely what the architects at Maccreanor Lavington had in mind for the new dining hall at Ibstock Place School.

A church that stores carbon
#architecture
A church that stores carbon

As the first church to be built in Copenhagen for 30 years, it may well become an icon. Ørestad Church is a sculptural timber construction designed by Henning Larsen. A kind of “Church 2.0”, it is also a modern community centre that reaches out to everybody regardless of their belief.

More timber construction for Munich
#greenbuilding
More timber construction for Munich

Following completion of Germany’s largest timber housing development in Munich, the city’s first timber hybrid office complexes are now being built. Developed by Accumulata, these projects will offer sustainable workplaces for the future and also construction materials that remain in the loop.

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