Core objectives and measures of the redevelopment
- Energy-efficient refurbishment, climate stability and daylight regulation
- Security for the art
- Attractiveness with café and refurbishment, new furnishings
- Space optimisation and functional improvement
- Accessibility, occupational health and safety, fire protection
- Façade refurbishment and preservation of substance
Foyer with reception area
- Upgrading the foyer and art education centre
- Opening up the Kunsthalle, café with terrace in the palace garden for a stronger external impact and link with welcome zone for greeting larger groups
New rooms for art education
- Art education in self-contained rooms for workshops and practical programmes (adults, school classes, nurseries, holiday programmes, etc.)
- Flexibility through interconnectable rooms
Daylight planning
Variants were analysed and the optimal one selected in terms of lighting, costs and maintenance.
Skylight rooms: system with specially folded light deflection louvres with a reflective surface above the dust ceiling, maximising homogeneous illumination of the exhibition rooms while filtering out solar radiation and allowing a high level of daylight in
Depot and exhibition climate
Creation of a stable indoor climate and climate corridors to reduce energy consumption in line with the new practice in the museum world.
Analysis in the flow model results: Depot with sluggish indoor climate, exhibition/skylight rooms with mixed concept of building component activation (underfloor heating and cooling) and air cooling
Sustainability goals
Reduction of energy consumption and CO² emissions through photovoltaics with complete self-utilisation of PV electricity and LED lighting.