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Expanded backstage area through multimillion-dollar facelift

Munich's BackstageRemains to Be a Cultural Beacon Despite Years of Uncertainty. As per the latest proposals, it is set to expand and boost its sustainability.

Substantial renovations worth millions aimed at expanding the backstage area
Substantial renovations worth millions aimed at expanding the backstage area

Expanded backstage area through multimillion-dollar facelift

Backstage, the popular concert and event venue in Munich, is set to expand and become even more eco-friendly. The venue, known for its diverse spaces including Halle, Arena, Club, Werk, and Werkstatt-Studio, will continue to host a variety of live music performances and events well into 2025 [1][3].

The architectural plans for the expanded Backstage include greening the roofs for noise protection and ecological benefits, as well as the construction of an underground techno club, a parking garage, a sports field, a beer garden, green spaces, and a conference and event hall [2][4]. The aim is for the venue to produce as much energy as it consumes, making it energy neutral [1].

The renovation will be carried out during ongoing operations at Backstage, with an estimated construction period of three years and an estimated cost of 35 million euros [2]. The expanded Backstage will feature a multifunctional hall capable of accommodating up to 4,000 people [2].

Backstage will remain a hub for live music and alternative culture in the future, continuing to serve as a central cultural center in Munich [3]. For updates on the renovation and related events, you can subscribe to Backstage's newsletter [5].

It's worth noting that the specific latest updates on the expansion plans and energy neutrality goals are not detailed in the available information. However, common trends for venues aiming for energy neutrality usually include upgrading infrastructure for renewable energy, enhancing energy efficiency, and expanding the range of activities and uses of the space to optimize utility [6].

If the plans proceed as intended, Backstage could be operational by 2029, offering a greener and more versatile space for concerts, festivals, and other events [2]. For the most up-to-date project disclosures, it's recommended to check the venue's official communications or local Munich news sources.

References:

  1. Backstage Munich
  2. Backstage Expansion Plans
  3. Backstage Events Schedule 2025
  4. Backstage Architectural Plans
  5. Backstage Newsletter
  6. Energy Neutral Venues

The expanded Backstage will not only offer greener roofs for noise protection and ecological benefits but will also incorporate a beer garden, contributing to an outdoor-living lifestyle within the home-and-garden setting of the venue. As the renovation aims for Backstage to produce as much energy as it consumes, the venue's lifestyle could soon be intertwined with eco-friendly practices and practices promoting outdoor-living.

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