| Location: |
Munich Residence |
| Type: |
remodelling |
| Description: |
conversion of the historical church (created by Leo von Klenze in the years 1826 - 1837, severely damaged in World War II and pro- visionally restored under H. Döllgast) into a multi-functional event room. |
| Size: |
cubic content: approx. 24.500 m³; floor space: approx. 1.450 m² |
| Structures: |
old: brickwork, natural stone;
restoration: brick dome, timber roof truss; reinforced concrete slabs in the basement;
new: reinforced concrete, brickwork, steel, glass |
| Services: |
struct. engineering, site support, building physics (fire protection) |
| Special features: |
high constructive requirements according to the cultural and histo- rical prominence of the building and its use for events in a repre- sentative setting, especially regarding the design of the steel and steel-glass structures (steel-glass lift, spiral staircase, glass para- pet et. al.)
lowering of ground slabs in the basement (foyer, stairwells, central ventilation station, pump station, floor ducts);
new floor slabs in the ground floor (side aisles), additions to the floor slabs in the galeries;
numerous breakthroughs and slots for the intricate installation of the technical services;
ventilation apertures in the domes; ventilation ducts on steel plat- forms in the attic over the vaults;
special measures to handle the various structural conditions due to the course of construction.
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| Sonstiges: |
Contribution Bayerischer Ingenieurpreis 2005 |
| Client: |
Staatliches Hochbauamt Munich I (Free State of Bavaria) |
| Architecture: |
Guggenbichler + Netzer Architekten GmbH |
Design of
techn. facilities: |
Ing.-Büro Robert Ottitsch (Heizung, Lüftung, Sanitär)
Ing.-Büro G. Duschl (Elektro- u. Fördertechnik) |
| Digit. survey: |
Ing.-Büro Josef Linsinger |
| Construction: |
Fa. Max Jung GmbH & Co. (concrete, brickwork)
Fa. Heider GmbH (steel)
Fa. Turko GmbH & Co.KG and Fa. Fritz Kübler Metallbau GmbH
(steel and steel-glass, metal) |
