DLRG lifeboat station in Munich, Germany by kunze seeholzer architektur&stadtplanung

Article source: kunze seeholzer architektur&stadtplanung 

The building, finished in July 2010, is a purpose built lifeboat station for the DLRG lifeguard at Lake Fasaneriesee in Munich, Germany.

In order to provide a good view over the lake and to respond to existing planning rights, the building is located on the southern shore.

Image Courtesy © Jann Averwerser

• Architects: kunze seeholzer architektur&stadtplanung
• Project: DLRG lifeboat station
• Location: Lake Fasaneriesee in Munich, Germany
• Photography: Jann Averwerser
• Client: Landeshauptstadt München
• Project Management: Landeshauptstadt München
• Structural Engineer: CWK – Ingenieurbüro für Bauwesen
• Landscape Architects: fischer heumann landschaftsarchitekten
• Electrical Services: IB Wich Gebäudetechnik
• Sanitary Services: Ingenieur Planungsbüro Jörg Frühauf
• Costs: approx. 375.000 €
• Floor space: 196 m2
• Cubature: 649 m3
• Dimensions: 6,48 x 21,40 m
• Completion: 07 / 2010
• Construktion time: 10 months

Image Courtesy © Jann Averwerser

The building consists of two functional areas: the care station with medical facilities, staff room, dressing room and guard station, as well as the garage for the emergency vehicles and vessels.

The outlook for the DLRG guard on duty is located on the upper floor where a generously wide bay window allows to overlook the lake in its entirety and co-ordinate the emergency services quickly.

Image Courtesy © Jann Averwerser

Image Courtesy © Jann Averwerser

The lifeboat station is constructed in timber frame construction method. It is orientated to face the lake exclusively. The glass façade at ground floor, behind which the medical room and staff room are located, can be closed by wooden foldable sliding doors. These act as an additional security barrier against burglars and vandalism. It also provides visual protection and an intimate atmosphere for the people in care. It also acts as a beacon and sign whether or not the station is manned.

Image Courtesy © Jann Averwerser

Image Courtesy © Jann Averwerser

Image Courtesy © Jann Averwerser

Image Courtesy © Jann Averwerser

Image Courtesy © kunze seeholzer architektur&stadtplanung

Image Courtesy © kunze seeholzer architektur&stadtplanung

Image Courtesy © kunze seeholzer architektur&stadtplanung

Image Courtesy © kunze seeholzer architektur&stadtplanung

Image Courtesy © kunze seeholzer architektur&stadtplanung

Image Courtesy © kunze seeholzer architektur&stadtplanung

Image Courtesy © kunze seeholzer architektur&stadtplanung

Tags: Germany, Munich

Category: Station

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