
gmp to design elbbrucken underground station in hafencity
the new terminal station features a rounded gridded steel structure supporting a suspended glass skin that transitions into the ground.
‘elbbrucken underground station’ by gmp architekten, hafencity, hamburg, germanyimage © gmp
in the hafencity quarter of hamburg, germany, international practice gmp architekten will be designing the new ‘elbbrucken underground station’ that will for the time being act as the terminal station for the newly added U4 line. stretching above ground, the rounded reticulated steel girders form a permeated tunnel-like structure extending out towards the river elbe, surrounded by historic bridges and a rapidly developing urban zone. beneath the steel structure a series of glass panels are suspended creating a separate interior glazed skin that controls direct sunlight without detracting from the gridded exterior elements. all level changes and circulation changesare handled entirely in the interior, freeing the immediate site from a clutter of unnecessary excavations or crossing pathways.
terminal platformimage © gmp
approachimage © gmp
exterior site in front of the river elbeimage © gmp
site planimage © gmp
floor plan / level 0image © gmp
project info:
competition: 2013 – winnerdesign: volkwin marg with stephanie jöbschpartner: jürgen hillmerproject management: stephanie jöbschdesign team: achim wangler, bernd kottsieper, katja mezgerstructural design: schlaich bergermann and partnersclient: hamburger hochbahn AG
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