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New solar energy-plus child day-care centre in Marburg, Germany by opus Architekten

Tuesday, March 28th, 2017

Article source: opus Architekten  

The design concept identifies three key concerns. Firstly: the need to slot a new building into the topography and character of a 19th century park with respect to its historic neighbouring structures, in particular a nearby chapel. Secondly: the desire to create a welcoming and lively educational environment both for children and the adults who work there. And last but not least: the aspiration to employ innovative technology to create a building that produces more energy than it consumes.

west view, Image Courtesy © Eibe Sönnecken

  • Architects: opus Architekten
  • Project: New solar energy-plus child day-care centre
  • Location: Cappeler Straße 68 / 35039 Marburg, Germany
  • Photography: Eibe Sönnecken
  • Client: Magistrate of the City of Marburg, represented by the Construction Department/ Günter Böth, Oliver Kutsch
  • Project management: SEG Marburg / Uta Brämer
  • Structural engineers: osd – office for structural design / Prof. Klaus Fäth, Frank Brückner / Gutleutstraße 96 / 60329 Frankfurt
  • Building services engineering: Plan4Life – Ingenieurbüro TGA / Thomas Helbing, Michael Knauer / Fellingshäuser Straße 49 / 35444 Biebertal
  • Electrical engineering: Schaub & Kühn – Ingenieurbüro Elektrotechnik / Norbert Kühn / Tilsiter Straße 3 / 35043 Marburg
  • Landscape architects: Köhler Landschaftsarchitekten / Günther Köhler, Markus Papenbrock / Rödgener Straße 18, 35463 Fernwald

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The Sun Shaped Column by Michael Jantzen Studio

Thursday, November 27th, 2014

Article source: Michael Jantzen Studio

The Sun Shaped Column is a solar powered kinetic public art sculpture made of painted steel. It is approximately 80 feet tall, and 20 feet wide. The column is hollow in the center and open at the base so visitors can walk into the center of the sculpture, and look up through it to the sky above.

Image Courtesy © Michael Jantzen Studio

Image Courtesy © Michael Jantzen Studio

Architects: Michael Jantzen Studio
Project: The Sun Shaped Column (more…)

The Solar Gardens Visitors Center by Jantzen Studio

Friday, October 24th, 2014

Article source: Jantzen Studio

The Solar Gardens Visitors Center was created as a proposal for a large public art structure designed to harvest energy from the sun, and to collect and store rainwater for use in and around the structure. In addition, the structure and the surrounding plaza would be made from photo catalytic concrete that cleans itself, and the air.

Image Courtesy © Jantzen Studio

Image Courtesy © Jantzen Studio

Architects: Jantzen Studio
Project: The Solar Gardens Visitors Center (more…)

Between Sun and Rails in Hamburg, Germany by Blauraum Architects

Tuesday, February 19th, 2013

Article source: Blauraum Architects

Hamburg`s Largest Solar-Sail Building, German architectural studio blauraum has built a railway service building with an optimal energy balance on half the amount of land occupied by the old facility. The result decreases CO2 emissions by the weight of 2 African elephants (10,635 kg/year) and saves as much energy as 6 100 square metre homes consume in a year (55,974 kWh/year).

Image Courtesy © Martin Schlüter 

  • Architects: Blauraum Architects
  • Project: Between Sun and Rails
  • Location: Niedernfelder Ufer 4, Freihafen Hamburg, Germany
  • Photography: Martin Schlüter
  • Client: HPA Hamburg Port Authority AöR
  • Total usable floor space: 1400 m2
  • Year: 2010



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