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Section through schots 2, dwelling type G ---=tl~m~__ --.l1~'!1 roof construction: 50 mm thermal insulation 7 50 mm floor finishing,s
scale 1:20 50 em layer of gravel vapour barrier (variable according to tenants' wishes)
EPDM sealing layer 0-50 mm concrete to falls 250 mm reinforced concrete filigree slab v
o Schots 2: street facade to dwellings
100 mm thermal insulation 180 mm reinforced concrete slab inlaid ventilation ducts for dwellings
E Schots 2: patio
vapour barrier 5 6 mm laminated safety glass 8 floor over supermarket:
F Schots 2: courtyard facade to dwellings with un
0-100 mm concrete to falls balustrade 50 mm floor finishings
glazed framed openings to roof terrace 70 + 180 mm reinforced concrete 6 prefabricated facade element (variable according to tenants' wishes)
filigree slab 930/2,550 mm: 100 mm reinforced concrete slab
Michel de Lange is senior architect of DAAD Archi
2 fixed double glazing: 19 mm sawn cedar boarding, painted 140 mm thermal insulation
tects in Beilen and was responsible for the detailed
6 mm + 8 mm glass + 34/71 mm battens 400 mm reinforced concrete slab
planning of this project.
15 mm cavity windproof paper suspended soffit
3 cedar frame, painted grey 5 mm compressed fibreboard 9 illuminated supermarket sign
4 roof terrace construction: 140 mm insulation between 10 0550 mm reinforced concrete column
22/60 mm grooved cedar strips 381140 mm wood framing in supermarket
2 on 22 mm battens vapour barrier 11 floor over garage: 170 mm floor finishings
sealing layer 2x 12.5 mm gypsum fibreboard 450 mm reinforced concrete slab
Facades to "schots" 2
In section 2 of the scheme, all faces of the
building are clad with western red cedar
boarding. One of the main aims of this was to
unify the various parts of the complex with
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their different heights and to create a cohe
sive, cubic form, Where two tracts abut each
other, a dwelling unit is omitted. The timber
facade is drawn over this void as a free
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Maximization of passive solar yield careful articulation of the edge details of the roof. The thin-film
The fully open south face ensures good daylightlng of the office
cells that were chosen, manufactured by First Solar, are em
spaces and affords generous views out of the building. This fa
bedded between two panes of glass and were supplied as mod
cade is regularly articulated by a four-metre grid, and in every
ules with clip-in connections.
--+-- bay there Is a room-height glazed door. Scope Is thus provided
The entire installation has a capacity of 44,600 Wp, whic'h repre
for members of the staff to step outside on to the suspended
sents an anticipated power generation of 40,000 kWh per an
balconies, which are of far greater value than simple access
num. This covers the energy needed to operate the whole of the
strips for cleaning the windows. The balconies also provide
building technology as well as the requisite power for office op
shade and protect the Interior from the summer sun at a high an
erations (ill, 2). In other words, if one takes the total energy re
gie of inclination. In addition, roller blinds prevent direct access
quirements as a yearly average, this is a genuine zero-energy
of sunlight and the glare caused when the sun is at a low angle
building. The plant Is linked up to the electricity network, so that
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Section 3 aluminium profile Company headquarters in Munich-Riem
scale 1:20 4 acoustic mat,
25-40 mm mineral wool
roof construction: 5 cladding, 20 mm iroko Architects:
25 mm gravel veneered plywood Jurke Architects, Munich
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filter mat, loosely laid 6 double glazing:
thermal insulation, 2x 6 mm + 8 mm cavity Assistants:
35 mm extruded polystyrene 7 wall cladding, Peter Glockner (Project Manager),
separation layer, filter mat 30 mm Macael marble Christiane Kern, Markus Flamig,
sealing, two layers 8 exterior wall,
20 mm cement mortar 220 mm reinforced concrete Florian Lippmann
roof floor, trapezoid sheet with 9 textile sunshade 6 Structural engineers:
150 mm concrete topping 10 EPDM bearing Stegerer.zuber.Brand, Munich
2 steel I-section, 500 mm deep 11 light strip
Others involved in the project: see page 235
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scale 1:5000
In the business district of Riem to the east shines like polished marble in the rain, is di roof terrace. The materials used contribute
of Munich's trade-fair centre, this monolithic vided into three separate zones, each at a to the atmosphere of simplicity and reserve.
concrete structure turns its back on neigh different temperature: offices and exhibition The steel components in the two-storey col
bouring buildings, positioning its entrance area in the south, the warehouse in the mid umn-free warehouse were merely oil-rubbed
instead on the south side. This main front is dle and a delivery courtyard in the north. and flame-treated. The post-and-rail facade
a two-storey, transparent shop window, The different expansion coefficients of the on the south side is of pale birchwood in the
whereas the north elevation, through which in-situ concrete walls are taken into account interior and of coated aluminium profiles on
the actual working operations of the compa by incorporating reinforcement and re the weather side, Free-spanning textile sun
ny are reached, presents a more closed as straints, without the need for expansion shades give protection here against strong
pect. The only interruption to the continu joints. A large trussed girder forms the sun. The matt grey of the exposed concrete
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ous expanse of exposed concrete (see also structural backbone along the main axis, walls, the black asphalt floor and the linear
pp. 190 ff.) is a black sliding gate. The spanning between the stores and the offic arrangement of the lighting create a cool,
building's concrete walls, up to 70 cm thick es, and forming the framework for a delicate elegant atmosphere in the exhibition areas.
in places, provide an impressive backdrop glass pavilion above the stairwell. This Only the functional core in the open-plan of
for the display of contemporary and classi serves as an attractive exhibition space and fice sets a contrasting accent with the bright
cal furniture inside. The building, which leads to a wooden viewing platform on the red of the company logo.