Studentenstadt

Built in two stages, 1961-1968 and 1970-1977 students Freimann ( Munich) is 2478 with living quarters in 14 houses the largest student village in Germany, next to the Olympic Village ( Olydorf ) the second major residential complex of the Munich Student. Today, nearly 2500 people live in the " StuSta ".

  • 5.1 Self- management in the houses 5.1.1 House Speaker
  • 5.1.2 tutors
  • 5.1.3 Floor speakers
  • 5.1.4 Community facilities of the houses
  • 5.2.1 Composition of Total Home Council
  • 5.2.2 offices of Total Home Council
  • 5.2.3 Committees of the Total Home Council
  • 5.2.4 Community facilities Total Home Council
  • 6.1 Cultural life in the city of students eV
  • 6.2 Sports club of students Freimann eV
  • StuStaNet 6.3 eV
  • TriBühne 6.4 eV

Location

The university town located in the district of Schwabing -Freimann in northern Munich between the Ungererstraße, Föhringer ring and the northern part of the English garden. In the immediate vicinity is the stop student city ( Munich U -Bahn line 6 bus routes 50, 143, 177, 181, 231 and 233)

The roads and paths within the university town were named after resistance fighters of the White Rose:

  • Willi -Graf- road
  • Hans- Leipelt Street
  • Christoph -Probst -Straße

History

The first concept was developed by Egon Wiberg, the rector of the Ludwig- Maximilians- University. There the club student city of Munich was established.

Once an area of ​​8 ha was provided at the edge of the English Garden, the Bavarian Minister President Hanns Seidel came after long and difficult negotiations a Erbbauvertrag between the Free State of Bavaria and the Association student town Munich. At the beginning of the project 1 million DM were provided by the Max Kade Foundation.

There was an architectural competition, whose winner Ernst Maria Lang in 1960 with the architecture community Lang and Pogadl awarded the design contract.

First, in the university city of 1500 residential places were provided, the number was, however, increased in 1971 to 2500.

The construction began in 1961, with the student city was completed in four phases. In the first (1961-1963) the houses 1-6 were built in the second ( 1966-1968 ) the houses 7 and 8 and in the third ( 1971-1973 ) the houses 9 and 10. The last four houses were built in the years 1974-1975 in the fourth phase of construction. Some houses have names that are mostly dedicated to the supporters of the building.

In 1975 a nursery was established and built by the 1976-1977 Hans Scholl hall in the student center.

The above-ground subway stop student city was opened on 19 October 1971, when eight of the 14 houses were completed.

Live

The student city mainly consists of two parts, which were built in several phases: Firstly, there is the so-called old town, which consists of several two -to three- storey buildings and two nine-story high-rise buildings and was built in the first phase. On the other hand, there is the New Town with 7 - to 21-storey high-rise buildings from the later years of construction.

Old town

The Old Town offers 627 single rooms with a living area of 8-20 m with sink. Kitchen, shower, toilet and a lounge are shared.

In order to create cheap and relatively fast living space, 2001, container buildings were created here with the fixed residences. In addition, in 2005 a pilot plant was built in co-operation with, among others, the School of Architecture Munich. The ensemble consists of seven micro compact homes, self-contained residential units on 6.80 m2 floor area ( in the outer circumference ).

Neustadt

The five houses of the new town built around the so-called atrium. Apart from a house they are named after the colors of the window frame. The following houses:

  • Hanns -Seidel- house (also: green house, HSH)
  • Blue House
  • Orange House
  • Red House
  • Erich Markel House

In addition, here are the Hans Scholl Hall ( multipurpose hall ), the student pub TriBühne, a library and the property management company.

The New Town has 1458 individual apartments with 16 m². All apartments have a kitchenette, shower and toilet. Furthermore, there are 54 homes for married couples with 35-77 m² living space, consisting of two rooms, kitchen and shower / WC.

Cultural Life

The highlight of the cultural life in the city is the students held since 1989 student cultural festival StuStaCulum, theater groups, music groups and other artists each year provides a great forum.

Student self-administration

Self-government in the houses

In order to allow comfortable living in the StuSta, the whole condominium is managed by the students in collaboration with the Munich Student self. Thus, community facilities (pubs, plant rooms, photo lab, copy rooms, shared apartments), waste disposal facilities, self-catering (drinks sales, laundry and drying rooms) and recreational activities ( cultural and tutor programs, trips, parties, etc. ) are guaranteed, then create a diverse living experience. The local government is hierarchical and is based on the in-house meetings of the residents ( Heimrat, House Assembly ) up to StuSta -wide meeting of representatives of all houses ( Gesamtheimrat ).

House captain

The House Speaker is responsible for institutional success in the house, ie, control and management of community facilities, home finance, maintenance, home offices list, contact the student services etc. They always have an open ear for general suggestions or problems. The House representatives are elected in small houses directly by the residents, in large houses where it is not possible for reasons of space to hold a house General Assembly, the election shall be held at a meeting of the Council by the home floor speakers. The term of office is two semesters.

Tutors

The object of the tutorial is the communicative success in the house by organizing demonstrations, courses, cultural programs, etc. Thus, they are also the contact person for problems of personal and psychological nature and have contacts for psychosocial counseling of the student union. The electoral arrangements are the same as for House Speaker.

Floor speakers

The floor speakers represent the interests of people living on each floor residents in Heimrat as well as the interests of the Home Council towards the floor residents. This includes in particular a general duty of disclosure to the floor residents.

Community facilities of the houses

Depending on the site requirements, there are in each of the 14 houses of the students Freimann more of the below listed community facilities. All non-profit and not for profit. They are managed by the elected House residents.

  • Washing and drying rooms: In almost all houses, there are washing facilities, which are operated by the residents to cover costs and therefore have an unrivaled price.
  • Craft rooms and workshops: in almost all the houses there is a workroom. The equipment ranges from simple tool bearings to fully equipped professional workshops.
  • Beverage Warehouse: Every large house operates a beverage sales in the basement. There drinks are delivered at cheap prices, which is especially for residents without a car very beneficial.
  • Pubs and discos: In the student city, there are several pubs and discos that as their guests are open exclusively to residents of individual houses. In the pubs cooked by volunteers daily special is offered daily. Nightclubs are open only on weekends
  • Sauna: A house in the university town operates a sauna, which is open daily. There are also separate times only for female students.

Gesamtheimrat

The Gesamtheimrat ( GHR ) is the highest body of home self-administration of students Freimann. During term time, held every second Monday at a public meeting.

Composition of Total Home Council

The GHR belong to the elected representatives ( GHR Delegates, House Speaker, tutors ) of the individual houses, all chosen by the GHR itself officials and committee members. Each house has in GHR function of the number of inhabitants between one and five votes. In addition to members of the GHR all residents of the students Freimann, and invited by decision of the GHR guests are entitled to attend the meetings and to issue requests.

Offices of Total Home Council

  • Organization Tutor: Tutor The organization represents the student city to the outside. He is Chairman of the GHR and contact for all aspects of the student city, both for its residents, associations and community facilities, as well as for the student union and all other institutions. Its duties also include the preparation and scheduling of meetings and the documentation of the work of the GHR.
  • Sports Tutor: The Sports Tutor is e primarily organizer and contact person in matters of the hall layout, hall maintenance and connection to the sports club SVSF V. He acts as a liaison between Sports Club, GHR, property management and the athletes.
  • Treasurer and auditor: To manage and check the coffers of the Total Home Council and its community facilities
  • Brotladen Operator: The Brotladen Betrieber organized the operation of the bread store.
  • Administrator of the music practice room: The practice room administrator has created a exercise plan and organize both rental and keys. He also leads a cash book and checked the room regularly for damage, rough clutter and dirt.
  • Game warden: The game warden takes a mediating role between the Student and the parents in the StuSta. He regularly inspects the condition of the playground of the student city and requested repairs and new purchases at the property management company.

Committees of the Total Home Council

  • Information Committee: Duties of the Information Committee is to disseminate current event announcements and appointments within the city of students using showcases and the intranet. Together with the StuStaNet eV the website of the city of students is maintained.
  • Economic Committee: The members of the Economic Committee to control the finances and the inventory of the bread shop in monthly inventory.
  • Wash Committee: The wash Committee has the task to develop concepts to protect continued operation of student washrooms insurance technically and legally. The aim is to prevent further washrooms are taken over by private service providers, which would lead to a tripling of prices.
  • Conciliation Committee: The arbitration committee to mediate in disputes within the student city and - if that's not enough - tried by a fair arbitration to establish peace between the inhabitants or institutions again.
  • Environment Committee: The Environment Committee is to promote environmental awareness among residents of the city of students. In addition to information on topics such as energy conservation and recycling, energy saving competitions are carried out between each other comparable houses. In addition, a project to improve waste separation is performed.

Community facilities Total Home Council

The Gesamtheimrat the students Freimann operates a number of facilities that serve the good of all the inhabitants of the city of students.

  • The apartment market is supported by the Munich Student Initiative Home self-administration of students Freimann to use temporarily inhabited rooms. It is led by six agents who are elected by the GHR. The office of the apartment market is open weekdays occupied for two hours.
  • In Brotladen the most important staple food can be purchased. In addition, you can also have breakfast there. It is a joint facility of GHR and is as such all residents of the city of students and their guests. It is not for profit, but operated to cover costs.
  • The music practice room can be rented by residents of the students Freimann practice with their bands or alone.

Clubs in the student city

Cultural life in the city of students eV

The association organizes the annual festival StuStaCulum.

Sports Club of the students Freimann eV

It offered the following sports:

  • Badminton
  • Women's Soccer
  • Football
  • Martial Arts
  • Rugby ( men's and women team )
  • Tennis
  • Volleyball

The rugby union club StuSta Munich belongs to the sports club student city. He played from 2004 to 2011 in the second division (South / West), currently third in the Bundesliga. Another men's team plays in the Bavarian Regional. The newly formed women's team plays since 2011 in the Regionalliga Süd 7- rugby.

StuStaNet eV

The StuStaNet eV operates the computer networking in the student town - in reference to the operator - also called StuStaNet. The StuStaNet is connected in cooperation with the Leibniz Computing Centre at the Munich Scientific Network. It provides the residents an internet connection and various network services.

TriBühne eV

The TriBühne eV is the carrier of the same student pub in the StuSta.

Swell

  • Website of the Student Union Munich, AdöR
  • "25 years of students Freimann " Published by the Munich Student, AdöR (1988 )
  • " Code of practice ", edited by the home self-administration of students Freimann (2009)
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