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visitor centre: Emscher Village in Oberhausen, Germany by OOZE architects

Wednesday, February 19th, 2014

Article source: OOZE architects

The temporary Visitors Center for EMSCHERKUNST.2013 and the Art Camp for local art associations are made from re-used oversea containers which house the different programs. By keeping the layout strictly on ground level and referring to a path through a village, not only the space inside matters, but also the various in-between spaces, sheltered by a roof or open-air.
In this way a variety of social spaces are created while keeping the site fully permeable.

Image Courtesy © Roman Mensing

Architects: OOZE architects
Project: visitor centre: Emscher Village
Location: Oberhausen, Germany
Photography: Roman Mensing
AREAS: 1263m2
CLIENT: Emscher genossenschaft
TEAM: Eva Pfannes,Sylvain Hartenberg, Augustin Roy-Verger
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: Reto Bonomo

CONTRACTORS:

Steel: Leo Kok – Tiggelovend-Kok
Fabric: Gerrie Enninga – Zonlicht
Interior fitting, external wood works: Jasper Vandermade
Garden: Stefanie Strauß
DATE: June 2013 – October 2013

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St Antony Hütte in Oberhausen, Germany by Ahlbrecht Felix Scheidt Kasprusch (designed using ArchiCAD)

Saturday, October 15th, 2011

Article source: Ahlbrecht Felix Scheidt Kasprusch

Industrial archaeological Park of Rhineland Industrial Museum

By the end of 2007, the regional authority and the city Oberhausen announced a bounded competition.

The archaeological excavations of St Antony have been realized to make the region accessible to the first blast furnace of the Ruhr. The competition challenge implied to protect these archaeological excavations by a weather barrier and, furthermore, make them tangible by a footbridge.

Febuary 2008, the jury advised to arrange the architects awarded by the first prize, Ahlbrecht Felix Scheidt Kasprusch in cooperation with the engineering office Schülke & Wiesmann with further planning.