Free University
of Berlin

Extension with wooden building shell

Location:

Berlin Dahlem, Germany

Building owner:

Free University of Berlin, Germany

Architecture:

Florian Nagler Architekten, Munich, Germany

Design of load-bearing structures:

Leonhardt, Andrä und Partner, Berlin, Germany

Dimensions:

mullion-and-transom facade 5,000 m², white coated and wall elements 6,000 m² with Alaska Yellow Ceder, varnished

The new building on the Dahlem campus of the Free University of Berlin is a two- to four-storey reinforced concrete structure with several inner courtyards. The floor space, covering almost 12,650 m², is home to the degree programmes of the “smaller” faculties including the Institute for Ancient Oriental Studies, Korean Studies and Turkish Studies, as well as a campus library of approx. one million volumes and 950 reading and workstations. The Munich architectural office Florian Nagler was responsible for adapting the design and structure of the outer shell to the existing buildings.

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