M10 (panel Building)
M10 is a type of a residential Plattenbau, panel building in East Germany. The ''M'' stands for Magdeburg where they have been built since the early 1970s. Construction Building type M10 was generally built as a pair of cores, that is to say that it had two entrance not connected by a corridor. Each of the cores had 40 residential units. The floor plans are organized so that each floor could have either two 4-bedroom apartments (front facing) and two 1-bedroom apartments (rear facing) or two 3-bedroom apartments (front facing) and two 2-bedroom apartments (rear facing) side by side. There are four balconies at each entrance of the entrance opposite side. Depending on the type of apartment they are the 2/3/4 assigned room apartments. The bathrooms are of the smaller type taken from the P2 building type, and could be used at any of the risers in the plan. The kitchens share a back-to-back plumbing riser with the baths, and are accessible only through the living room. Kitchen and ...
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