j. mayer h. architects: institute building for FOM

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'institute building for FOM' by j. mayer h. architects, duesseldorf, germany
all images courtesy of j. mayer h. architects

 

 

the FOM campus in duesseldorf, germany is getting a new institute building by german practice j. mayer h. architects. accommodating the growing
student body, the facility will seat 1,400 students within the management university of applied sciences. the wavering facade forms cantilevered balconies
that wrap the perimeter. white bands define the floor plates with angled strips concealing and simultaneously defining locations of stairways.

 

spanning 8,000 square meters, the open-air balconies overlook the campus including generous parkland from where prospects of the building are granted.
joining the nearly completed district 'le quartier central', offices, underground parking will be integrated into the lively plan. lecture halls, seminar rooms and
administrative units feature modern media technology.

 

 


view from bridge

 

 


northern view from park

 

 

project info:

 

 

architects: j. mayer h.
project architect: hans schneider
team: mehrdad mashaie, ana alonso de la varga, wilko hoffmann
client: bildungscentrum der wirtschaft gemeinnützige gmbh (education center for trade and industry), essen
lot size: approx. 8000 m2
gross floor area: max. 6000 m2
start of construction: spring 2013
completion: anticipated late 2014

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  • hellooooo, we’re not in the ’60s-’70s any longer, it’s year 2012… we’d appreciate if you updated your design, thank youuuuu…

    Bruno de Paris says:
  • it looks like a cruise ship

    Andrew says:

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