Rosenberg Town Hall, image courtesy of Ecker architekten
Rosenberg Town Hall, image courtesy of Ecker architekten
Town Hall in Rosenberg, designed by German architect Ecker architekten.
+ Project description courtesy of Ecker architekten
The town hall in Rosenberg -together with an existing school, a baroque church, and an enormous chestnut tree – completes a public square that was only partially evident before the start of construction. From the careful re-working of existing elements, a new town center has been created.
Many buildings experience a change of use in the course of their life span. The flexible reconfiguration of this building was therefore given a high priority. A reinforced concrete ribbed slab spans the entire building width. Demountable partitions divide these support-free areas and can be easily removed or reconfigured.
The modular ribbon window facade emphasizes the efforts made toward flexibility. The stairs and all service shafts lie in a central core and so keep the remaining areas variable. In the roof level is the Council Chamber, which is spanned with a double- curved timber shell. A covered loggia at this level offers a splendid view of the church façade and valley beyond.
Site plan, courtesy of Ecker architekten
Floor plan & section, courtesy of Ecker architekten
+ Project credits / data
Project: Rosenberg Town Hall
Architect: Ecker architekten
Location: Rosenberg, Germany
Photographer: C Mayer, Köln
+ All images and drawings courtesy of Ecker architekten
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July 16th, 2009 @ David K.
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