ENGLISH HOME PAGE CONTACT DOWNLOADS SUPPORT COMPANIES SERVICES PROJECTS CAREER NEWS Deutschlandhaus, Berlin Client: Federal Agency for Real Estate Tasks, Bonn, represented by the Federal Agency for Building and Regional Planning, Berlin Architect: Marte. Marte Architekten ZT GmbH, A 68000 Feldkirch (up to LP 5), rw + Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH, Berlin (LP 6 - 9) TGA costs net €: 12,200,000.00 Period of performance: 2012 to 2020 Services: Planning and property monitoring, sanitary technology, heating technology, refrigeration technology, ventilation technology, electrical engineering, communications technology, conveyor technology, building automation The Deutschlandhaus was built as an associated part of a building ensemble in 1931 at Stresemannstrasse 90-94. The five-storey building used to be structured in small parts with office space. In 2008 the Germany House was selected by the federal government as the location of the future exhibition and documentation center for the Foundation for Flight, Expulsion, Reconciliation. The listed building was completely renovated and converted into a museum location. In addition, a new building complements the emerging museum area. ZWP Ingenieur-AG planned the technical building equipment for this construction project and carried out property monitoring. Initially, the contaminated sites and fire protection deficiencies were removed. Subsequently, the entire building technology was renewed with a view to a sustainable, energy-efficient concept. The same high requirements also applied to the new museum building. By means of room conditioning, consisting of displacement air and surface cooling, the year-round required room temperatures of around 21.5 ° C and 50% relative humidity are achieved. Since the building complex consists of two existing buildings and a new building has been added, new connections for power supply, district heating and water were also provided. The building was fully completed in 2020 and now contains, among other things, large parts of the documentation center, with approximately 25,000 volumes from the foundation. The former "Café Stresemann" is now used as a museum café. Fotos: © Roland Horn | © format 2d, Bingen a.R. Vorheriges Projekt Nächstes Projekt Zurück zur Übersicht NIEDERLASSUNGEN Dresden Berlin Bochum | Baumanagement Hamburg Köln Innovation | Köln Munich Stuttgart Wiesbaden NEWSLETTER Subscribe now STAY IN CONTACT imprint Data protection This website does not use cookies.