Nickl & Partner Architekten AG receives the contract award for the new Institute for Earth Sciences laboratory building to replace the Angerbauten facility at Christian-Albrecht-University, Kiel.
From a sustainable building viewpoint, the new laboratory building is an ambitious urban development and architectural design in terms of a practicable, innovative, energy-efficient and cost-effective concept. The building is conceived to satisfy the long term requirements for environmental, economic, socio-cultural and functional quality and conserve resources in operation.
The new building on the geo-campus will become a place for communication and knowledge transfer between researchers, students and staff. The expansive, open, daylight-flooded communal and communication areas that give the new building its open, creative character were therefore architecturally decisive in the design. A building that meets both creative and functional demands has evolved from the combination of a clearly-organised floor plan, a simple, orthogonal structural grid and a logical distribution of functions.
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