Vertical Museum
Kassel, Germany
Schwarz-Weiß 06
Düsseldorf, Germany
Project
Soccer team club S.C. Schwarz-Weiß 06 e.V.
Extension and refurbishment in Düsseldorf
ethical
- Preservation of the club's social community
- Reconstruction of the clubhouse following the arson attack in October 2018
- Improved recreational space for children and young people
- Barrier-free access
- Preservation of social infrastructure: two additional changing rooms, offices for the youth and senior departments, caretaker's apartment
- Open architecture with large window fronts creates a visual connection to the pitch and fosters community, rather than a purely functional building
ecological
- Preservation and reuse of existing building fabric
- Natural ventilation and daylighting
- Use of photovoltaics
- Green roofs
- All roofs will contribute to future rainwater management
- Integration into the green structure of the Volksgarten and the former Bundesgartenschau grounds
efficient
- Structural assessments confirmed that the foundation and load-bearing ground-floor walls remained sound despite thermal stress, enabling renovation instead of new construction
- Preservation of embodied energy through reuse of the existing building fabric
- Compact spatial layout combines changing rooms, administration, catering, and housing under one roof, with short distances for all user groups
- Comprehensive energy concept
- Minimized transport distances through on-site construction activities
- Planners and construction partners from the region
GFA
943 m²
Design team
Mario Reale, Anneke van Zuethem and Niloufar Zanjani
Planer
Blinken Töpfer (surveying office / Publicly appointed surveying engineer), Peutz Consult GmbH (building physics funding), FACTOR E GmbH (structural planning), greeen! architects (visualization), Ingenieurbüro Dornemann (as-built survey - technical building services), Betonconsult (as-built analysis - concrete sampling) und Fischinger Ingenieure und Bausachverständige (as-built analysis - shell construction)
Info
Re(association): Sustainable reconstruction of a historic soccer team club
S.C. Schwarz-Weiß 06 e.V., a non-profit soccer club over 100 years old, has united people of different nationalities throughout its long history. The club has witnessed the economic and social growth of the city of Düsseldorf, survived two world wars and constantly rebuilt itself. But in October 2018, the club was dealt a heavy blow when the clubhouse fell victim to arson. Since then, the teams have had to move into temporary containers. The other facilities of the club have also been housed there since then.
The club building is being reconstructed according to ethical principles: The aim is to improve leisure opportunities for members, increase comfort and bring a historic symbol back to life. The construction project will include 5 changing rooms with adjoining showers and toilets, business rooms for youth and senior sections, an adjoining meeting room, an apartment for the groundskeeper and catering facilities with a warm kitchen and a large outdoor terrace.
The sports association is located in Südpark in Düsseldorf-Oberbilk and is structurally and designedly integrated into the grounds of the former Federal Garden Show of 1986. The solid existing structure is being extended with a modern addition and fitted with green roofs. The continuous ventilated facade unifies and conceals both the original and new building elements. Together with the Stoffeln cemetery, the neighboring allotment gardens, the range of playgrounds and open spaces, the development plan area has been identified as particularly valuable in the biotope report due to its large contiguous areas, the old trees and the diversity of the various biotope complexes.
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Timber Construction
Cultural
Germany
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