Multi-purpose Hall – Iserlohn, Germany

The multi-purpose hall activates the ridge of Alexanderhöhe, and turns, on one side, toward the park and, on the other side, toward the city. The interaction of two primary building elements, the plinth and the roof, formulate the core functions of the building, lobby and hall, as the spatial continuity of the landscape. The base is developed monolithically from the ground; a metal roof rests on top. The materiality of the plinth expresses the sedimentation of the terrain’s geology as layered ramped exposed concrete. The materiality of the roof structure makes reference to the history of the city and picks up on the art of metalworking and wire manufacturing significant to Iserlohn.

 

Competition (2011): 2nd Prize

Multi-purpose Hall , Alexanderhöhe
Iserlohn, Germany

Client: City of Iserlohn
Program: Ballroom, Conference Rooms, Shooting Club with Firing-Range, Catering, Offices
Gross Floor Area: 5.250 m2

Team: Andreas Quednau, Sabine Müller, Robert Gorny, Anna Kostreva, Jessica Tankard
In Collaboration With: HL Landschaftsarchitekten

 

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01/09/2011