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ELBPHILHARMONIE CONCERT HALL, HAMBURG, GERMANY
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Architects Location Project Year Architecture style Building type
: Herzog & de Meuron : Hamburg, Germany : 2016 : Urban, Historical and Morden : Concert Hall.
• Located on the Elbe river, on the western tip of the HafenCity in Hamburg, Germany. • The Elbphiharmonie is one of the largest and most acoustically advanced concert halls in the world and an outstanding example of modern architecture. • HafenCity is developed from west to east and from north to south. • HafenCity has long since become firmly established as a popular residential location and place of work: around 1,800 apartments have been completed and more then 730 companies are now on site.
• HafenCity is one of the most prominent urban development projects in the world for water. • It expands Hamburg city’s area by 40%.
19th Century Hamburg Port Area ( Future site of HafenCity ) • The multi-use structure is built on the site of the Kaiserspeicher, an 1875 neogothic warehouse, which is designed by Werner Kallmorgen, that stood for years as the city’s most famous landmark. • Neo-gothic bell tower, 1875.
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• Almost completely destroyed in the second world war, it was reimagined in 1966 as the red brick Kaispeicher A, storing cocoa, tea and tobacco.
• Now centrepiece of the HafenCity district, one of the Europe’s most ambitious development areas, the building has been reborn for the third time as a facility containing not just three concert halls, but a hotel, apartments and public plaza.
Subtract • The new building has been extruded from the shape of the Kaispeicher. • While rising above the brick block of the older building. • The new structure are fundamentally different form of the calm and simple form of the warehouse.
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Building Name Type Built Year Architect
: Laeiszhalle : concert hall : 1904-1908 : Martin Haller & Emin Meerwein
Elbphilharmonie concert hall
Two venues in the city center under one management.
Automobile Traffic Pedestrian Traffic Public Transportation Commuter Rail
New Development Proposed Development Established Public Spaces Bicycle Here/Docking
Site Analysis of Access, Circulation, New development and Points of Social Engagement.
• Hafen City is a City in the making the almost completed west already has an urban feel , the center is moving towards completion, while in the east construction has begun.
Master Plan of HafenCity
One district, ten neighborhoods • Ten sometimes very differing quarters make up HafenCity; each has its own individual profile - and brings new qualities to Hamburg’s city center.
State of development • HafenCity is being developed from west to east and from north to south – 64 projects are completed and another 69 under construction or in the planning stage. • HafenCity has established its popularity as a place to live and work. Nowadays more than 2,100 residential units are completed approx. 14,500 people work in HafenCity as a whole, employed by more than 730 companies.
Street View, HafenCity • Site sustainability requirements ensure quality performance on a site that is known to flood two or three times a year. • To provide resiliency from the elements, pedestrian promenade levels are set 15 feet above water level, while street levels are set even further up to 25 feet.
• HafenCity is one of the most remarkable urban redevelopment schemes in a water situation worldwide.
The Mahatma Gandhi Bridge • The Mahatma Gandhi Bridge improves the accessibility of the western Hamburg City.
Indoor city in Hamburg
Outdoor city in Hamburg
Headquarter HafenCity
Western HafenCity
Eastern HafenCity
Residencial Area Restaurant Commercial area Cultural spaces Special uses area Storage Private office
Density plan Built up area Landscape area Circulation
3 Major parts of the Building
1. Concert Hall 2. Apartment ( 47 unit ) 3. Hotel ( 250 rooms )
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Analysis of Section
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GREAT HALL
ENTRANC SMALL E HALL
SUB CULTURE
ESCALATOR ENTRANCE
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