What is
MOSAIQ?
Here we go! The MCube-Phase II-Innovation project MOSAIQ has started! Here on this website you will find all the information about the project, e.g. the objectives, the partners and the process. You can also use the contact form to get in touch with us.
We are very pleased that we were able to take an important step in the neighborhood selection process. The district committee of the Schwabing-West district would like to work with us on the MOSAIQ project. This was decided unanimously at the plenary meeting on May 12, 2025. The district committee of the Moosach district would also like to work with us on the MOSAIQ project and also unanimously approved this at the plenary meeting on June 16, 2025. Now it's time to get started - the next step is the information events in both districts.
Cordial invitation to the MOSAIQ information event in Moosach!
All residents, initiatives and interested parties are cordially invited to attend the information event on July 23.
There you will find more information about the project and how you can help shape your neighborhood.
We look forward to your participation in the information event!
Cordial invitation to the MOSAIQ information event in Schwabing-West!
All residents, initiatives and interested parties are cordially invited to attend the information event on July 22, 2025.
There you will find more information about the project and how you can help shape your neighborhood.
We look forward to your participation in the information event!
The project will be implemented in several phases:
Experienced partners from science, administration, business and society work together in MOSAIQ under the leadership of the Technical University of Munich.
At the Professorship for Urban Design at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), we work in an interdisciplinary team on urban life and its design in research and teaching. Among other things, we are interested in the connections between the city and mobility as well as the debate about life in the city. The professorship was already involved in the aqt and TrEx projects in MCube Phase I; in Phase II it is leading the MOSAIQ project.
On Chair of Settlement Structure and Transport Planning at TUM, we research how cities and other forms of settlement and transportation can be designed in such a way that all people can travel sustainably and reach their destinations with the shortest possible distances. We develop methods to identify gaps in this accessibility and work with society and practitioners to develop solutions for sustainable, liveable and equitable urban development. In MCube Phase I, the Chair was involved in the real-world laboratory project aqt and other projects.
On Chair of Automotive Engineering (FTM) at TUM, we are researching the mobility behavior of users in the "Smart Mobility" working group by collecting and analyzing data and developing new mobility systems based on this. With the help of simulations, we can model users, vehicles and infrastructure and evaluate future scenarios. The "Autonomous Vehicles" and "Electric Vehicles" working groups, which are also based at the Chair, expand our knowledge along the entire value chain of automotive mobility.
The Mobility Unit (MOR) is the central point of contact for all strategic issues relating to mobility and transportation in Munich. Our goal is equal and safe coexistence on our roads and a better quality of life in Munich.
Our topics in the Department of Urban Planning and Building Regulations (PLAN) of the City of Munich are wide-ranging. They range from urban development planning, urban land-use planning and approval of buildings to monument and tree protection. We also have a special focus on the design of green and open spaces for recreation and climate adaptation. This ensures Munich's qualities as a liveable place to live, work and spend leisure time.
In the Department for Climate and Environmental Protection (RKU) As part of the MOSAIQ project, we are providing technical contributions and basic data on climate adaptation and green infrastructure (especially tree planting) in street planning and in existing neighborhoods. With the help of microclimatic simulations, we analyze the performance of greening measures there and incorporate the results into the rest of the project.
Climateflux is a company specializing in microclimate analyses that combines high-resolution simulations with citizen knowledge on heat perception. Using participatory tools such as Climatewalks, we collect data together with residents and planners to precisely assess urban heat islands and comfort needs. Our software solutions translate these findings into climate-resilient urban design - scientifically sound and oriented towards the common good.
eVehicle operate public cargo bike sharing and develop sharing services that combine e-cargo bikes, bicycles, e-bikes and e-cars. Our implementation concepts are aimed at residential districts, companies and municipalities that use sharing modules to reduce land consumption and CO² emissions and provide practical and flexible riding fun. The services are easy for residents to use via an app. User feedback is very important to us in order to improve the service. In Munich, we want to put a total of 100 e-cargo bikes on the streets and in residential areas for our users, so that an attractive alternative to the car is available for all kinds of transportation trips.
In a VePa-tower, there are 12 parking spaces - on just 49 square meters. This means that cars take up less space in the city. And there is more space for cyclists, trees and play areas. The parking towers also offer charging facilities for electric cars. This is important for the traffic turnaround.
The Hans Sauer Foundation is a non-profit foundation for the promotion of science and research. We are concerned with shaping social change, creating links between science, administration, business and civil society. By incorporating diverse perspectives and different stakeholders, we aim to contribute to socially sustainable knowledge.We do this through the use of participatory and co-creative methods.
TheFraunhofer IAOis a practice-oriented research institute that supports the development and implementation of innovative ideas for mobility, work and urban life. At the interface between science, business, municipalities and society, we play a central role in the testing, scaling and transfer of pioneering technologies in urban areas. As an associated partner of the MOSAIQ consortium, we support the MCube cluster in replicating sustainable mobility solutions and thus actively driving forward social transformation processes.
The Green City e.V. is committed to a green Munich worth living in. We want to make it easy to get involved in the Mosaiq project. Ambassadors help to collect and pass on information.
The University of the Federal Armed Forces Munich researches safe and sustainable mobility solutions, especially how the transport infrastructure influences the behavior and safety of users.
STATTAUTO Munich Carsharing has been in existence since 1992 and successfully celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2022. Today, more than 17,000 STATTAUTO Munich users share around 450 vehicles at over 145 stations in the city and surrounding area of Munich.
The EntrepreneurTUM is Europe's leading center for innovation and start-ups. Here, people with ideas are supported in developing sustainable start-ups and pioneering technologies. In the MOSAIQ project, we specifically support the implementation of environmentally friendly forms of mobility and participatory approaches - so that research is put into practice and finds its way into the economy.
The Experience Consulting GmbH supports municipalities and research institutions in the planning, implementation and research of urban development measures. At MOSAIQ, we form an interface between research and citizens in order to incorporate their needs, ideas and opinions. We use various methods to involve different target groups and rely on creative approaches such as pop-up campaigns, playful methods and lottery procedures to reach even hard-to-reach groups.
We are researching the Professorship for Innovation Research at TUM are investigating how mobility can be designed to be socially just, sustainable and suitable for everyday use - together with citizens, local authorities and partners in practice. In workshops, real-world laboratories and dialog formats, we develop ideas for sustainable mobility that is geared towards people's needs.
On Chair of Landscape Architecture and Public Space At TUM, we deal with the design and significance of public space in the context of social and ecological challenges. In doing so, we rely on participatory approaches from various disciplines in order to expand the way we work in landscape architecture.
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E-Mail: mosaiq@mcube-cluster.com
By telephone: Mondays from 9-11 a.m.
under 01575 - 6400400
