Campustower by Delugan Meissl

Campustower
Campustower
Images © Delugan Meissl

The urbanistic context
The office building is divided into three parts, which are determined by the means of contextual parameters: an architrave block, a waler and a head. This partition creates on the one hand a strong identity of the of the whole ensemble as an urbanistic prelude for the development of the Baakerhafen, on the other hand generates urban qualities inside the building.

Campustower
Images © Delugan Meissl

Structure
Special functions, such as the Start Up and HCU offices on the first floor, the access to the roof terrace with a connected office and meeting area on the seventh floor as well as a bar with a 360° view between the head of the building and the shed roof are located within the breaks subdividing the building.

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Site Plan

At the same time, the settling out of the head of the tower creates a sort of beacon effect radiating far beyond the borders of the property, thus guaranteeing a landmark effect from afar.

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Elevation

Two materials shape the outer appearance of the office building. The opaque areas are wainscoted with dark concrete slabs; the translucent zones are designed as extroverted areas, which are concluded through deflector panes. This solution accommodates the requirements of noise protection, while allowing for a sense of openness thanks to the windows. Source by Delugan Meissl.

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Section

Location: Hamburg, Germany
Architects: Delugan Meissl Associated Architect
Project Manager: Sebastian Brunke
Project Team: Alejandro Carrera, Bogdan Hambasan, Michael Lohman, Petras Vestartas
Consultants: Project controlling, Wenzel+Wenzel
Office: 13.228 m2
Housing: 7.942 m2
Site area: 3.800 m2
Height: 65 m
Year: 2015
Images: Delugan Meissl Associated Architect

Campustower
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