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residency that was used as an
Olympic village for women during the Olympic Games. The bungalows in the south are still used today as a dormitory and to be held apart from the student city Freimann, were referred to as a student district or student village. A skyscraper and some of the terrace buildings are also used as a dormitory. From spring 2007, the
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were partially demolished over a period of three years and rebuilt monument-appropriate, since renovating the existing buildings would not have been cheaper. Of the old bungalows, 12 were original preserved and renovated. The re-opening of the bungalows took place in 2009/2010. By reducing the width
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The Old Mensa of the
Olympians serves today primarily as a community center for students. There are several student operated facilities in the building. These include, in particular, the "OlyDisco", the pub "Die Bierstube", the student cinema "Olywood" and various workshops. In addition, the entire
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The residential complex "Olydorf" is managed by students in cooperation with the
Studentenwerk München. Because of this, house speakers are elected by the residents each semester. In order to make the community life more attractive, the Association of students in the Olympic center e.V. was founded
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in the north of the residential area. In the east-west direction is the city bus line 50 from the northern end of the student district, in the north-south direction is the city bus line 173 and the city bus line 180 running on the eastern side of the student district and on weekends the night line
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The
Olympic village was built in the context of 1972 Summer XX. Olympics in Munich. To build the Men's Olympic Village, five building companies were commissioned. The Studentenwerk München commissioned the Munich architects Günther Eckert and Werner Wirsing with the construction of a student
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In the skyscraper (houses A and B) at Helene-Mayer-Ring 7, 801 students live in single apartments, each with its own kitchenette, bathroom and after the renovations, without a balcony. After the re-opening of the bungalows, the skyscraper was renovated from 2010 to 2012.
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of the building, the number of bungalows increased from 800 to 1,052. The total number of residential units in the student district therefore increased to 1953. The name goes back to the fact that the area is located on the
Oberwiesenfeld.
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community center is used annually for the student carnival
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