Stuttgart.Projects 11

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1 Stuttgart Projects 11 Created 14-Oct-16 By xi chen, paris, France Light Installation 50KMH Stuttgart, Nikolaus Koliusis art, installation, tunnel Porsche Museum Schocken Department Store Wohnblock Am Weißenhof BMW Welt 4 State Gallery Stuttgart 8 Weissenhofsiedlung 9 Kunstmuseum Stuttgart 10 Stuttgart, Hascher Jehle Architektur museum 5 No 1 Poultry 11 London, United Kingdom Stirling Wilford and Associates office 6 Munich, Coop Himmelb(l)au commercial space, exposition space, showroom Ozeaneum Stuttgart, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe housing, urban plan Stuttgart, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe housing 3 Cottbus, Rudolf Stiefler commercial space, housing, shop Stralsund, Behnisch Architekten aquarium, museum Stuttgart, Delugan Meissl Associated s museum, showroom 2 Mercedes-Benz Museum 12 Stuttgart, UNStudio car park, museum, showroom 7 Stuttgart, James Stirling museum 1

2 photo: Nikolaus Kolisius photo: Nikolaus Kolisius Light Installation 50KMH Stadtbahntunnel Stuttgart Artist Nikolaus Koliusis created a light installation for a tunnel The lighting imparts a sense of identity to this non-place and facilitates (underground) orientation in the city, a problem that also arises in the design of metro networks Quite apart from architectural considerations, special lighting is increasingly being deployed in tunnels in an effort to dispel feelings of anxiety or claustrophobia among motorists But in this case the relation between lighting and space goes a step further The U-shaped blue lighting strip on the roofs of the tunnels (two directions) mirrors the contours of the aboveground Stuttgart Art Museum, a cubic building As such, the artwork alerts drivers to the fact that they are underneath the building and almost inside it - the museum's basement runs alongside the tunnel Only after the motorist has driven in both directions is the image of the square plan complete The installation is both a visiting card for the museum and part of its collection photo: Nikolaus Kolisius 2005 Artist Nikolaus Koliusis City of Stuttgart Kirsten_Hannema Located in the Stadtbahntunnel, underneath the Stuttgart Art Museum 2

3 photo: Jeroen Meijer photo: Porsche Porsche Museum Porscheplatz 1 D Stuttgart The new museum is the business card at Porsche's headquarters in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen and will represent the company both inwardly and outwardly The exhibition is dedicated to the era of Professor Ferdinand Porsche and his development work in the period between 1900 and 1948, all gathered in one place Connected to this, as the main theme of the exhibition, is the product chronology of the Porsche sports car, which will be supplemented by more in-depth topic areas that are of particular significance for the company s history and philosophy The exhibition is a "rolling museum : 80 vehicles in the new museum regularly exchange places with other racing and sports cars The Company archive is also housed here and in addition to a restaurant and coffee bar in the foyer, there's a conference area on the top floor as well as an exclusive restaurant, which will be opened independently of the museum operation and may also be leased by external interested parties photo: Porsche Floor area/size m² Delugan Meissl Associated s Dr Ing hc F Porsche AG boeboe Museum and Exhibition opening hours: Tuesdays Sundays 9:00 am 6:00 pm The admission counters close at 5:00 pm Closed on Mondays Christophorus Restaurant opening hours: Tuesdays Saturdays 11:30 am 12:00 pm Sundays 11:30 am 2:30 pm There is separate access to the Restaurant Museum Workshop opening hours: Mondays Fridays 9:00 am 4:00 pm Outside of official opening hours on request by public trasport:take rail S6 and get off at the stop "Porscheplatz'' Tel: 0049 (0) , Bookings of Group and Special Tours: Tel: 0049 (0) , Enquiries for Events: Tel: 0049 (0) , eventsmuseum@porschede 3

4 photo: Timo Mecking photo: Timo Mecking Schocken Department Store Schlosskirchplatz Cottbus Erected as an extension to an existing Department Store the Schocken Department Store is one of the few examples of modernistic architecture of the early 1920s that was build in the centre of Cottbus Often attributed to Erich Mendelsohn, who built the Schocken Companies Flagshipstores in Nürnberg and Stuttgart, the building was planned and executed by local architect Rudolf Stiefler Impressed by the possibilities of industrial construction, Stiefler created a fine example of expressive architecture with its folded brickstone façade and continuous strip windows that are supported by an iron concrete skeleton structure In the 1980s the Stiefler-building was declared a historic monument and spared when large parts of the Schocken Store were torn down In 2005 Zinnober architects refurbished the façades and interior organisation for residential purpose Project is not public! Floor area/size m² Main designer, Rudolf Stiefler zinnober architecture Schocken Department Stores timo_mecking photo: Timo Mecking The way to Cottbus is a two-hour drive from Berlin or Dresden, by train or car The Schlosskirchplatz is part of the old city centre of Cottbus and can be reached via Spremberger Straße 4

5 photo: Jeroen Meijer photo: Jeroen Meijer Wohnblock Am Weißenhof Am Weißenhof Stuttgart ategorie=0&id=&flash=0 In steel frame and built with brick masonry and plastered facade, with flat rooftop, the apartment building consists of four parts, each with one staircase, six-storey flats, each 42 to 80 square meters of living space The exterior this building offers no decorative or ornamental elements The only 'decoration is the grid in front of the staircase windows The rhythm of the construction follows from the cantilevered balconies and the horizontal window bands The apartment building was heavily damaged during the warthe building also served as a children's hospital The apartment layouts were created after the war, and greatly changed the layout In 1984 to 1986 the building was refurbished and additional 1-bedroom-loft apartments were developed During the renovation, 8 cm thick polystyrene panels with isolation were placed before the façades and the respective depth of the window bands have extremely reduced The window blinds are also a consequence of renovation and is not original photo: Jeroen Meijer 1927 Ludwig Mies van der Rohe jpmm Tue, Wed, Fri-Sun Thu 11-20, closed on Mondays SMALL TOUR (45 min) and sample introduction Weissenhof 4 Euro / 3,50 Euro reduced LARGE TOUR Weissenhof introduction, show and tour Weissenhof 6 Euro / 4,50 off Tours: Available as Small or Large tour Tu-Fri 15 clock, Saturday, Sunday and holidays 11 am-15 o'clock clock group tours by appointment Weissenhofmuseum im Haus Le Corbusier Rathenaustr Stuttgart Tel +49 (0) info@weissenhofmuseumde 5

6 photo: Piotr Krajewski photo: Piotr Krajewski BMW Welt Am Olympiapark Munich ure has been very popular with car makers in recent years; one after the other they have embarked on high-visibility branding exercises Mercedes Benz engaged UN Studio to design a Mercedes museum in Stuttgart, and in the same city Porsche is building a museum designed by Delugan Meissl Meanwhile, in Paris, Citroen has just taken delivery of a new showroom on the Champs Elysées With 'car architecture', as with the cars themselves, each new project looks bigger, more streamlined and faster than the one before Coop Himmelb(l)au designed a spectacular steel and glass tornado for BMW World, 'a centre for brand experience and vehicle delivery' The new building complements the striking four-cylinder head office (Karl Schwanzer, 1973) and the adjacent, shell-shaped BMW museum Set on a corner plot, the double-conical structure with event room fans out into a sculptural roof beneath which the customer lounges are suspended in the main hall 2007 Coop Himmelb(l)au BMW pkrajewski_pl photo: Piotr Krajewski 6

7 State Gallery Stuttgart Konrad-Adenauer-Straße Stuttgart The State Gallery Stuttgart is comprised today of three buildings The oldest part of the gallery, known today as the Old State Gallery, was constructed from 1838 to 1843 by Gottlob Georg Barth as the Museum of Picture Art In 1984, the Old State Gallery was joined by the New State Gallery, constructed by the English master architect James Stirling The Swiss architects Wilfrid und Katharina Steib annexed the Old State Gallery in 2002 While the Old State Gallery contains works from the Middle Ages to the 19th century, the New State Gallery contains art from the 20th century, including works from Braque, Chagall, Debuffet, Klee, Koloschka and Nolde Futhermore, the Gallery has one of the most important collections of Picasso's work to be seen In addition to the featured paintings, sculptures, and photography, the largest collection of European drawings and printed graphics within, with more than papers, can also be viewed (text from website Stuttgart Information) photo: Jean-Jacques Jungers 1984 James Stirling -MT4- 7

8 photo: Piotr Krajewski photo: Piotr Krajewski Ozeaneum Hafenstraße Stralsund The harbour area fronting the picturesque Hanseatic town of Stralsund lay unused for a long time The gaps between the old 19th-century storehouses got bigger and bigger The Ozeaneum, an extension of the German Maritime Museum and designed by Stuttgart-based Behnisch Architekten, is intended to breathe life back into the area and create a waterfront experience In the Ozeaneum, one can find 8700 m² of exhibition surface and 39 aquariums, holding about six million litres of water and around 7000 living animals (text from website Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Affairs) photo: Piotr Krajewski Floor area/size m² Behnisch Architekten pkrajewski_pl All year long from Monday - Sunday: / Extended opening hours in June, July, August & September:

9 photo: HJ Imhoff photo: HJ Imhoff Weissenhofsiedlung Rathenaustraße Stuttgart The Weissenhofsiedlung is one of the most significant landmarks left by the movement known as "Neues Bauen" The development was erected in 1927 as a residential building exhibition arranged by the City of Stuttgart and the Deutscher Werkbund Working under the artistic direction of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, seventeen architects created an exemplary residential scheme for modern urban residents The architects participating in the exhibition - including Le Corbusier, Gropius, Mies van der Rohe, Scharoun and others - were known at that time only in those circles devoted to the international avantgarde Today they are amongst the most notable masters of modern architecture To be found at the Weissenhof development are numerous homes built by these architects, all in close proximity one to another And that's what makes this residential development unique around the world photo: HJ Imhoff 1927 Main designer, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe Hans Scharoun JJP Oud Le Corbusier Mart Stam Peter Behrens City of Stuttgart and the Deutscher Werkbund HJI The neighbourhood is still "in use" and so open 24hrs a day The house by Le Corbusier is nowadays a museum, check the website for opening hours With U-bahn go to station "Killesberg Messe", from there it's just a short walk 9

10 photo: Mieke Vullings photo: Thomas Bögl Kunstmuseum Stuttgart Kleiner Schlossplatz Stuttgart The location in the heart of the city of Stuttgart has been a subject of several urbanistic competitions The design of Berlin architects Hascher + Jehle was selected from a number of proposals submitted in an international contest in 1999 By far the largest part of the 5000 m² exhibition space is actually located below Kleiner Schlossplatz While parts of the museum's own collection are permanently displayed on the two basement levels, the cube is mainly used for special exhibitions The glass galleries invite you during the day to a magnificent view of the city and the surrounding slopes, at night the cube floats as a fascinating light sculpture above the square With a museum shop, book shop, a classic espresso bar in the museum foyer and the Cube roof restaurant (with spectaculair views of the city!) as well as rooms for events, the glass cube is becoming an attraction for the friends of art as well as for the people passing by and the visitors to the city photo: Mieke Vullings Floor area/size m² Project manager Contractor Hascher Jehle Architektur Drees & Sommer GmbH Kappes + Scholtz Ingenieur- und Planungsgesellschaft mbh Stadt Stuttgart Mieke Tuesday and Thursday till Sunday: 10 am - 6 pm Wednesday and Friday: 10 am - 9 pm Monday: closed Holiday opening hours: Good Friday, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day: closed On all other holidays the museum is open from 10 am to 6 pm This also applies to Easter Monday and Whit Monday Guided tours (without prior reservation): Wednesday and Friday from 6 to 7 pm Saturday and Sunday from 3 tot 4 pm Tickets 2,50 / 1,50 (incl entrance) Bus 42 or 44 to Schlossplatz Underground lines U5, U6, U7and 15 to Schlossplatz S-Bahn transit to Stadtmitte station 10

11 photo: David Baugh photo: David Baugh No 1 Poultry Poultry 1 EC2R 8JR London United Kingdom This building is the result of a series of long and bitter struggles In 1967, Mies van der Rohe, invited by his client (Peter Palumbo) came to London to design a skyscaper for the site It was granted planning permission in 1969 However, it took Palumbo over another decade to acquire all the land required By then, in the 1980s, the permission had lapsed and had to be re-applied for This time the application was rejected and Palumbo appealed Jim Stirling appeared on Palumbo's behalf at the hearing The eventual outcome was that the site could be developed, but not with the Mies scheme Stirling, highly regarded as the right man for the job after his acclaimed Neue Staatsgalerie in Stuttgart had opened in 1984, received the new commission This was also a lengthy process, since it involved the demolition of nine 'listed' and much loved buildings The scheme is styled in the 'Post-Modern' idiom, which was fashionable at the time It was completed after Stirling's death in 1992 photo: David Baugh Project is not public! 1996 Stirling Wilford and Associates davidb Nearest tube station is Bank (Central, Northern (City And Bank Branch) Waterloo and City lines A subway connects this building to Bank station 11

12 photo: Mieke Vullings photo: Mieke Vullings photo: Mieke Vullings 900 am 600 pm Tuesday till Sunday (also on public holidays) Closed on Mondays The ticket counter closes at 5 pm Arrival by car: A8 motorway from Karlsruhe: To the Degerloch exit, from here on the B27 in the direction of Stuttgart-Zentrum, then follow the signs to Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion / Mercedes-Benz Museum A8 motorway from Ulm: To the Esslingen exit, from here on the B10 in the direction of Stuttgart to the Stuttgart-Ost exit, then follow the signs to Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion / Mercedes-Benz Museum A81 motorway from Heilbronn: To the Zuffenhausen exit, from here on the B27 in the direction of Stuttgart-Zentrum, then follow the signs to Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion / Mercedes-Benz Museum Parking facilities Please use either the multi-story museum car park or 12

13 the adjacent multi-story P4 car park Arrival by train: From Stuttgart main station or the Rotebühlplatz / Stadtmitte local public transport stop, take the S-Bahn (rapid transit line) S1 to the Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion stop (no need to change trains) After alighting, please follow the signs Mercedes-Benz Museum Mercedesstraße Stuttgart wwwmercedes-benzcom/museum When approaching the city of Stuttgart from the eastern side, right next to highway B14 ermerges the new Mercedes Benz Museum The structure of the museum is based on a cloverleaf The semi-circular floors rotate around the central atrium forming horizontal plateaus which alternate between double and single heights The museumconcept is based on two different exhibitionflows One being the Collection rooms, which are exposed and day-lit, surrounded by huge, panoramic windows The other consisting of historical displays, Legend rooms, theatrical spaces, sheltered and artificial lit The Museum experience begins with visitors traveling up through the atrium in one of the three, capsule like, elevators At the top floor the visitor may take one of the two spiralling main paths down, that unfold chronologically as they descend through the building Intersecting with each other at several points, like strands of a DNA helix, allowing the visitor to change routes all the time Floor area/size m² Geometry consultant Infrastructure consultant Building physics consultant Project manager Structural engineer Exhibition designer Lighting designer Contractor Structural engineer Structural engineer UNStudio Arnold Walz ARUP Bayer Bauphysik Ingenieursgesellschaft mbh Drees & Sommer GmbH Ed Züblin AG HG Merz Ulrike Brandi Licht Wenzel + Wenzel Werner Sobek Ingenieure Wolff & Müller GmbH DaimlerChrysler AG Mieke 13