Sparkasse Vorderpfalz Ludwigshafen, Germany |
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Refurbishment of Façade and Installations “Without
staining the carpet” Winner of Reskinning Award 2010 |
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The goal of this project was to bring this structure,
built in the 1970s, to current level in terms of energy consumption and user
comfort. The interior had been refurbished shortly before, thus the procedure
had to be conducted without negative impact on the use of the building. It
had to be done primarily from the outside. A second skin, made of steel and glass, was added to
the façade. The cavity thus created provided the space to retrofit the
original façade and technical installations. This building process took place
while the building was in operation and demanded each floor to be vacated for
only eight working days. The new climate concept takes advantage of the
cavity. During winter, decentralised ventilation devices use preheated air
from the double façade, whereas in summer fresh air is lead directly from the
outside into the interior and used air is extracted through the cavity. |
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Client General
planner Climate
engineer Scope of work Completion
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Elevation
before refurbishment |
Elevation after refurbishment |
Climate concept summer |
Climate concept winter |
Impression |
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