Lots of greenery, good neighborliness, short distances, few cars, space for encounters: Christian Bretthauer is the chairman of the supervisory board of DV-Immobilien and is planning an “urban garden district” in Unterschleißheim. How that should look.
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Bernhard Lohr, Unterschleissheim
A BMW drives briskly towards a parked car. Shortly before, the heavy SUV gives way as if controlled by an invisible hand. Such maneuvers can be observed continuously on the former Siemens parking lot in Unterschleißheim. After all, the carmaker is researching autonomous vehicles on the business campus right next door and is exploring how people could one day move around in a relaxed and collision-free manner. In the same building, a few doors down, Christian Bretthauer is having his own thoughts about the future. The chairman of the supervisory board of DV-Immobilien, which built and manages the business campus, is sitting in the meeting room of the business park next to the model of a densely built-up model settlement and is talking about his vision of good living, which is to be implemented exactly where cars are now turning .