Museum of Concrete Art and Design Ingolstadt, Upper Bavaria Building Images, South German Architecture Design
Museum of Concrete Art and Design, Germany
Ingolstadt Building: New German Museum design by Stanton Williams Architects, London, UK
27 Jan 2012
Location: Ingolstadt, Upper Bavaria, South Germany
Date: 2012-
Design: Stanton Williams, UK
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Museum of Concrete Art and Design in Ingolstadt
Stanton Williams wins first place at German Museum competition
Stanton Williams have been awarded first place at the competition for the Museum of Concrete Art and Design in Ingolstadt, South Germany, beating a high-profile group of competitors.
DFZ Architekten from Hamburg share first place. Third Place was awarded to Querkraft Architekten, fourth place went to Zaha Hadid Architects and fifth place went to Dömges und Fischer Generalplanung. Other competitors included Sauerbruch Hutton with Werner Sobek, gmp Architekten and Volker Staab Architekten.
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The competition was looking for design solutions to transform a 19th Century foundry into the new home for the Museum of Concrete Art and Design, as part of the wider regeneration of the foundry site, which will house new University buildings and an Audi Academy.
Stanton Williams’ proposal maintains the primary volume of the foundry hall as an exhibition space. Ancillary spaces and specialized areas – small exhibition rooms, foyer, café, services etc – wrap around this display hall, maintaining its integrity at the heart of the scheme. The building form and materials reflect the concept of casting as a form of memory, using cast materials to unify the new building with its physical and historical context and reinforce its simple, robust character.
The primary material of walls and roof of the new building is a monolithic insitu concrete. Where the new roof terminates at ridge level, the north and south elevations are clad in ridged cast iron panels, which are left to weather.
The City and Museum will now enter into a consultation period with the winning architects to decide which scheme to take forward. A decision is expected before the summer break.
Other international museum projects of Stanton Williams include the Stadtmuseum in Berlin, Germany, and the Grand Musee d’Art in Nantes, France.
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Stanton Williams Architects, UK
Location: Ingolstadt, Upper Bavaria, Germany, western Europe.
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Grand Musée d’Art, Nantes, France
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Nantes Museum Building
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Design: Prof. Christoph Mäckler Architekten
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Felix Nussbaum Haus Extension, Osnabrück, northern Germany
Design: Studio Daniel Libeskind
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Osnabrück Museum Building
Porsche Museum, Stuttgart, south west Germany
Design: Delugan Meissl
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Porsche Museum Stuttgart
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