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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Wooden structures for refugees in Koblenz, Germany by herrmannsArchitektenOctober 20th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: herrmannsArchitekten Refugees welcome Not only now the situation in the housing market is exacerbated. Even in recent years, far too few apartments have been built in the inexpensive segment. So affordable housing must be re-implemented as soon as possible.  in the background the university, Image Courtesy © herrmannsArchitekten
 above the parking lot: floating architecture, Image Courtesy © herrmannsArchitekten Prof. Henner Herrmanns sees in wooden structures the excellent building material which is ideally suited to its pre-fabrication and aesthetic radiance to build quickly houses, also just because of the massive immigration. He proposes in his feasibility study to create in Koblenz on the area of the university a prototype as a superstructure of the parking lot in front of the university.  Parking under the building, Image Courtesy © herrmannsArchitekten  Image Courtesy © herrmannsArchitekten Here prefabricated modular components should be used for affordable housing. The feasibility study is based on the fact that due to the high prefabrication wooden structures allow a fast, efficient and economical construction process. In addition to shortening the construction period the modular design allows a big flexibility. Finally, the planning for this multi-storey residential building is transferable to other plots. The supporting structure allows adaptable floor plans in all three residential floors, which can be divided individually via light partitions.  Image Courtesy © herrmannsArchitekten  Map with positioning of buildings, Image Courtesy © herrmannsArchitekten The supporting structure consists of composite floors made of wood and concrete. The three upper floors have common areas. Access is via a staircase. If required a lift can be installed. A solar system on top of the roof for heating support is planned. The building is designed for refugees and foreign students. Prof. Henner Herrmanns & Hung Nguyen (HerrmannsArchitects) suggest to build 4 houses in the first phase.  2nd Floor , Image Courtesy © herrmannsArchitekten  3rd floor, Image Courtesy © herrmannsArchitekten  4th floor, Image Courtesy © herrmannsArchitekten  Image Courtesy © herrmannsArchitekten
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