不莱梅大学T楼/Kister Scheithauer Gross Architects

发布于：2023-06-29 20:17:16

Bremerhaven University House T

设计方：Kister Scheithauer Gross Architects

位置：德国不莱梅

分类：教育建筑

内容：实景照片

图片：15张

摄影师：Christian Richters

该建筑于今年9月8日在主管教育、科学与健康的参议员Renate Jürgens-Pieper和不莱梅大学主任Josef Stockemer博士的主持下正式开幕。Josef Stockemer教授是不莱梅大学应用科学系的主任，在开幕式上说：“这座T楼不仅是献给学生和教学员工的，也是kister scheithauer gross architects设计公司献给这座海滨城市的。” Ksg已经在2005年完成了该大学校园第五期的设计，并为此项目在2006年获得了不莱梅BDA奖第一名。6年又过去了，这座大学已经全部完成，这座第6期的T楼不仅是原有部分的扩建和发展，还在内在精神上与其相一致。两座建筑各自展现着他们的独特之处，没有相互竞争的意味，反而多了平和自信。该项目的进程始于2007年，现在由于其外立面砖的浅粉色调，与那些原有的深红色建筑有很大不同，使这座新的学院建筑更为独特。室内的主体颜色也是源于这种浅粉色的砖，同种颜色的漆布地面也将粉色带入室内环境中，再配以白色和灰色的家具。

Already on September 8th the building has been officially inaugurated by the client， the senator for education， science and health， Mrs Renate Jürgens-Pieper， and passed on to the Director of the University， Prof. Dr. Josef Stockemer.Prof. Stockemer， Head of the Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences， in his speech at the opening: ´ Yet， House T is not only a gain for students and staff. kister scheithauer gross architects have added another architectural assent to the seaside city.´Ksg completed phase 5 of the university already in 2005 and have been awarded for it with the 1st prize of the BDA Prize Bremen in 2006. Six years on， the campus ensemble is now finally completed. Yet， the 6th phase of the development isn’t just an extension or a development of the existing， but a twin brother in spirit. Both elements represent their distinctness without trying to outdo each other – effortless and confident.The planning phase started in 2007 and construction， led by Bremer architects BDA Feldschnieders + Kister， in late 2009. Today， due to its pale-pink bricks， the new part of the institute presents itself as a unique building， setting itself apart from the existing building in dark red and the surrounding Ungers and Böhm buildings.The colour scheme of interior spaces also stems from the pale-pink façade. Pink coloured linoleum floors extend the exterior impression into the inside， loosening up the given white and grey of the furniture.