Landratsamt Erlangen in Germany by AllesWirdGut

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With this significant building AllesWirdGut marks the structural upgrading of this part of the inner city of Erlangen in Bavaria. The new Provincial Government Office forms the pivotal element of the district development. The development responds to regional and supraregional relations and links important inner-city connections. Several finger-like structures gather around an atrium and resemble a four-leaf clover. Open spaces are created around the building by moving the building from its immediate property lines, which complement and enhance the public space in terms of quality.

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• Architects: AllesWirdGut
• Project: Landratsamt Erlangen
• Location: Erlangen / Bavaria, Germany
• Photography: Tschinkersten photography
  
• Client: City of Erlangen Höchstadt
  
• Landscape Planning: el:ch Landschaftsarchitektur München
  
• Supervision of Construction (PS 6–8): ganzWerk Nürnberg
  
• Building Services: Ecoplan Bamberg
  
• Structural Engineering: SFP-Ingenieure Erlangen
  
• Team Competition: Andreas Göpfert, Christian Zotz
  

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• Team Execution: Bernhard Schnetz, Christian Zotz, Christof Braun, Ferdinand Kersten, Katharina Kuchler, Michael Strixner, Nadine Tschinke, Petra Panna Nagy
• Costs: € 30,000,000
• Net Room Area NRF: 15,000 m²
• Gross Floor Area BGF: 23,300 m²
• Gross Tonnage BRI: 46.200 m³
• GFA: 23.300 m²
  
• Competition: 06.2012 – 1. Preis
• Start of Construction: 07.2015
• Completion: 07.2018

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With this urban form, the requirements for a clear-cut office building are set, which manages all existing public flows in a natural way and leads along the shortest route to the central entrance hall with its multi-storey atrium.

The glass base of the ground floor is open to the public on all sides and features a cafeteria with seating, both indoors and outdoors. A generously open staircase leads to the upper floors, where offices are designed for different purposes. The smooth glass facade is complemented by aluminum fins. They protect from sunlight and lend the facade both movement and depth.

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Tags: Germany

Categories: Government Building, Office Building, office Complex, Office space, Offices

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