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Interview with Volker Staab, Staab Architects Berlin Berlin architect Volker Staab informs about his winning design for the new Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Gestaltung. Staab architects win architectural competition75l backpack with wheels The winner of the closed competition for the ‘Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Gestaltung, Berlin’, announced in June 2015 by the Senate Administration for Urban Development and the Environment, has been decided following a two-day meeting of the jury on 21 and 22 October 2015. fts backpackThe jury has awarded the first prize to the design submitted by Berlin architect Volker Staab and has recommended that the design should be implemented.nike kevin durant backpack black orange blue

Further eight architects are prizewinners Winner of the competition is Staab architects, four more prizes and four worthy of mention were given to international architects. The competition jury, made up of well-known specialists and chaired by the architect Hilde Léon, Berlin, decided as follows after detailed discussions ...fellowes backpack Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Gestaltung zeigt Siegerentwurf und Preisträger des Architekturwettbewerbsbackpack landen azie Die Ausstellung „Moving forward. backpack for sale in cebuSiegerentwurf und Preisträger für das neue Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Gestaltung“ präsentiert den Siegerentwurf von Staab Architekten und die weiteren mit Preisen ausgezeichneten Entwürfe des Architekturwettbewerbs im Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Gestaltung.

Ausstellung aller Wettbewerbsbeiträge im HO, Berlin Das Land Berlin präsentiert vom 6. November 2015 im HO, Berlin alle im Architekturwettbewerb für die Sanierung und Erweiterung des Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Gestaltung eingereichten Entwürfe. Neben den fünf Preisträgern und den vier Anerkennungen werden die weiteren 32 Beiträge vorgestellt. In 2019, the Federal Republic of Germany will be celebrating the centenary of the founding of the Bauhaus, the twentieth century’s most important college of architecture and design. To coincide with the Bauhaus anniversary, the Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Gestaltung in Berlin is to be given the spatial facilities it needs to meet the requirements of running a museum and archive in the 21st century. The existing building, designed by Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius, is to be renovated in accordance with historic monument requirements and will be extended with the addition of a new building. The Bauhaus-Archiv/Museum für Gestaltung holds the world’s most extensive collection of materials on the history of the Bauhaus.

The building, opened in 1979, has now become too small and is no longer able to do justice to the increased demands on a museum that also serves as an archive. Visitor numbers have doubled during the last 10 years; in 2014, a total of 115,000 people interested in the Bauhaus visited the building. In the future, the functions of the Bauhaus-Archiv/Museum für Gestaltung are to be distributed across two buildings. The intention is to use the existing building for the archive, while the annexe building will be used as the museum. Floor space: 1900 m² Current exhibition area: 700 m² Current purpose: archive, library and museum with events area Purpose after renovation: archive, library and events area Construction costs (renovation): € 21.5 million Estimated construction period: 2017–2019 Floor space: 4.200 m² Exhibition area: 2300 m² Construction costs: € 34.8 million Estimated construction period: 2017-2021 A total of 50 architectural offices were invited to take part in the competition.

Fifteen of the participants were set, and a further 35 were drawn by lots in a prior EU-wide competition procedure. Forty-one offices submitted designs. The prize is worth € 190,000 (First Prize: 47.500 Euro, Second Prize: 38.000 Euro, Third Prize: 28.500 Euro, Forth Prize: 22.500 Euro, Fifth Prize: 15.500 Euro, 4 Worthy of Mention each 9.500 Euro). In the future, the functions of the Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Gestaltung in Berlin will be spread across two buildings. The existing building is intended to house the archive, while the extension building, with a gross floor area of around 6700 square meters, will be used for the Museum für Gestaltung. The existing listed building is to be carefully renovated while preserving its architectural quality, its striking appearance and its historic substance, and it will be made more energy-efficient. The functional adjustments will be planned with full consideration for the building’s high architectural value. The Federal Government and the state of Berlin are each contributing up to € 28.1 million to the project, with each of these contributions representing half of the total cost of the renovation and extension project amounting to € 56.2 million.

A total of € 21.5 million will be used for renovation of the existing listed building by Walter Gropius, and € 34.7 million will be used for the extension building. It is intended that work will be completed in 2021. Expert adjudicators:: Jo Coenen, Hilde Léon, Wolfgang Lorch, Elke Delugan-Meissl, Pat Tanner, Johannes Löbbert, Petra Vondenhof-Anderhalten, stellvertretend: Brigitte Häntsch Procedural adjudicators: Regula Lüscher, Tim Renner, Dr. Sigrid Bias-Engels, Günther Hoffmann, Dr. Annemarie Jaeggi, Dr. Niklas Maak, deputies: Hermann-Josef Pohlmann, Dr. Konrad Schmidt-Werthern, Rosa Schmitt-Neubauer, Horst Grothues, Dr. Markus Klimmer, Chris Dercon, Dr. Kerstin Wittmann-Englert The winner of the closed competition for the ‘Bauhaus-Archiv / Museum für Gestaltung, Berlin’ is the architectural office Staab architects, Berlin. The jury has awarded the first prize to the design submitted by Berlin architect Volker Staab and has recommended that the design should be implemented.

A delicate, almost frail five-storey glass tower in the centre of a platform and a one-storey block along Von-der-Heydt-Strasse are the only perceptible elements of the extension of the Bauhaus-Archiv. All of the exhibition areas will be arranged at a level below the completely newly designed open areas, arranged as a plateau with an inset courtyard. The ‘promenade architecturale’, which starts at the bridge ramp, will keep its effect as a free-standing compositional element within the extended ensemble and will also enter into dialogue with the new entrance tower. This will give the open space a new character. The declared goal of the design – to enhance the existing buildings and at the same time create a perceptible, symbolic entrance to the lowered exhibition areas – is successfully achieved through this clear and well-conceived intervention. At the same time, a clear response is given to the difficulties involved in creating a prestigious address and in orienting the site.