Games and sports area. Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN
24/06/2021.
[Esslingen am Neckar] Germany
metalocus, PAULA ARIAS
metalocus, PAULA ARIAS
German architecture studio DREI ARCHITEKTEN designed the construction project for the new sports hall of a school located in the district of Zell, belonging to the city of Esslingen am Neckar, Germany.
The project is being carried out to rehabilitate the existing pavilion that had become obsolete and did not comply with energy saving norms, nor those of safety in case of fires.
The project is being carried out to rehabilitate the existing pavilion that had become obsolete and did not comply with energy saving norms, nor those of safety in case of fires.
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Zooey Braun
Location plan. Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN
Ground floor plan. Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN
Cross section plan. Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN
Longitudinal section plan 1. Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN
Longitudinal section plan 2. Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN
West elevation plan. Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN
South elevation plan. Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN
East elevation plan. Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN
North elevation plan. Triple-field sports hall by DREI ARCHITEKTEN
The pavilion built by the German studio DREI ARCHITEKTEN, has facilities for three sports fields with additional fitness and gym rooms, along with all the necessary changing rooms, sanitary facilities and storage areas. The entire organization is carried out in a single plant.
The east-west orientation allows the use of natural light and ventilation in the sports hall, fitness rooms and changing rooms.
The sloping green roof of the pavilion is supported by laminated wooden beams. With the change in facade materials, the volume of the building is organized into two parts: a larger base section and the additional volume where the sports hall is located.
The east-west orientation allows the use of natural light and ventilation in the sports hall, fitness rooms and changing rooms.
The sloping green roof of the pavilion is supported by laminated wooden beams. With the change in facade materials, the volume of the building is organized into two parts: a larger base section and the additional volume where the sports hall is located.
Description of project by DREI ARCHITEKTEN
The original sports hall of a school complex in Esslingen-Zell did not meet energy and fire protection standards.
It was replaced by a new triple-field sports hall with additional fitness and gym rooms, along with all necessary changing rooms, restroom facilities, and storage areas. All parts are organized on one level, including the spaces for the main technical installations. The windows of the sports hall, training rooms and changing areas in the east and west elevations allow the use of natural light and natural ventilation.
The green, slightly sloping roof of the sports hall is supported by laminated wooden beams. With the change of facade materials, the volume of the building is organized into two parts: a larger base section and the additional volume of the sports hall.
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Architects
Collaborators
Local Building Monitoring Office.- Wild Architekten.
Structural planner.- Werner & Balci GmbH.
HLSE Planner.- Paul + Gampe + Partner GmbH.
Construction.- GN Bauphysik Finkenberger + Kollegen.
Fire Protection.- Kowalzik Engineering Office.
Soil experts.- Prof. Dr.-Ing. E. Vees and Partner Construction Fund Institute GmbH.
Sustainability.- Steinbeis Transfer Institute Construction Industry.
Constructora
Area
Gross volume.- 17,110 cbm. Gross floor area.- 2,220 sqm.
Dates
Project start.- November 2016.
Construction start.- January 2018.
Completion.- October 2019.
Inauguration.- October 15, 2019.
Location
Steinbeisstraße 19, 73730, Esslingen am Neckar, Germany.
Photography
Christian Vogel, Harald Konsek, Rainer Streule. Drei Architekten
Harald Konsek, born in Leonberg in 1961, he grew up in Flacht. 1984-1990 he studied architecture at the University of Stuttgart with a diploma. Since 1990 he has been working for DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Since 1993 he has been a member of the Chamber of Architects of Baden-Württemberg. 1995 - 2000 Professor of Design at the University of Stuttgart. Partner of DREI ARCHITEKTEN since 2014. Member of the Association of German Architects (BDA) since 2017.
Rainer Streule, born in Mannheim in 1976, grew up in Mannheim and Waldkirch. 1998-2004 he studied architecture at Kaiserslautern Technical University with a diploma. 2000-2004 he Worked at Kaiserslautern Technical University, teaching areas of building construction 1 and design, as well as urban planning and design. 2004 - 2007 Collaboration at Atelier Krischanitz, at Oliver Schwarz Architekten and A2017 Architekten in Zurich. 2007 - 2013 Member of the Swiss Association of Engineers and Architects (SIA). Since 2007 member of the Baden-Württemberg Chamber of Architects. Since 2007 collaboration with DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Since 2014 Partner of DREI ARCHITEKTEN. The expert judge in competitions since 2018.
Christian Vogel, born in Kirchheim unter Teck in 1968, grew up in Brazil, Germany and the USA 1990-1997 studied architecture at the University of Stuttgart, at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, USA and at the Technical University of Munich with a diploma. 1997 - 1998 Participation in Ziltz + Partner in Esslingen and Hartwig N. Schneider in Stuttgart. Member of the Chamber of Architects of Baden-Württemberg since 1999. Employee at DREI ARCHITEKTEN since 1999. Partner at DREI ARCHITEKTEN since 2014.
Rainer Streule, born in Mannheim in 1976, grew up in Mannheim and Waldkirch. 1998-2004 he studied architecture at Kaiserslautern Technical University with a diploma. 2000-2004 he Worked at Kaiserslautern Technical University, teaching areas of building construction 1 and design, as well as urban planning and design. 2004 - 2007 Collaboration at Atelier Krischanitz, at Oliver Schwarz Architekten and A2017 Architekten in Zurich. 2007 - 2013 Member of the Swiss Association of Engineers and Architects (SIA). Since 2007 member of the Baden-Württemberg Chamber of Architects. Since 2007 collaboration with DREI ARCHITEKTEN. Since 2014 Partner of DREI ARCHITEKTEN. The expert judge in competitions since 2018.
Christian Vogel, born in Kirchheim unter Teck in 1968, grew up in Brazil, Germany and the USA 1990-1997 studied architecture at the University of Stuttgart, at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, USA and at the Technical University of Munich with a diploma. 1997 - 1998 Participation in Ziltz + Partner in Esslingen and Hartwig N. Schneider in Stuttgart. Member of the Chamber of Architects of Baden-Württemberg since 1999. Employee at DREI ARCHITEKTEN since 1999. Partner at DREI ARCHITEKTEN since 2014.
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